The Faded Quadrant
The taste of iron and wet loam filled Thomas Bradshaw’s mouth, a metallic tang that coated his tongue like a thin film of rust, and he woke with the sensation that his hands were buried to the wrist in the frozen mud of the Appalachian foothills, a dream so visceral that the cold seeped through his flannel shirt and into the marrow of his bones even as he lay in the narrow cot of the quarantine...
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