The Wistful Atlas
The map was dead. It hung on the wall of the study, a sprawling, sepia-toned beast. Ink had bled from the coastlines. The compass rose was scratched out. It was not a guide. It was a scar. I held it in my hands, the paper brittle as old skin. The edges were frayed, worn smooth by the friction of my palms, by the years of worry and the weight of secrets. I am a man who keeps order. For thirty...
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