The Wistful Atlas
The stone groans. It is not a sound of friction, but of bone. You press your thumb against the hopper, the wood slick with a moisture that is not water. The black grain spills over your knuckles, heavy, cold, and smelling of rust. Your father coughs again, a sound like a crack in the millstone, and the vibration travels up through the floorboards into your shins. You are thirty-two. You have...
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