The Distant Threshold
The fog did not roll in. It rose. It climbed from the black mud of the riverbank, thick and grey, smelling of wet iron and old bone. It swallowed the town of Oakhaven, erasing the gaslights, the cobblestones, the very edges of the world. Inside the constable’s house, a silence held. A heavy, suffocating silence that pressed against Enoch’s eardrums. Enoch stood by the window. He was a large...
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