The Faded Frequency
The fog rolls in from the harbor, thick as wool and smelling of brine and rust. It eats the lamps on the quay. It eats the street. It eats the world until I am alone with the sound of my own breathing. I am writing this by candlelight in the attic of the old lighthouse. The paper is damp. My hands are shaking. I do not know why. Or perhaps I do. My name is Arthur. I am twelve years old. I have...
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