The Distant Metropolis
The dream had the consistency of wet ash. I was standing in the vast, hollowed-out chest of a locomotive, the iron ribs cold against my bare skin, and the air smelled of ozone and old blood. I was not looking at the tracks. I was looking at a single, perfect letter carved into the steel beam above me. It was the initial of my name, E, but the stroke was jagged, as if cut by a broken chisel in a...
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