The Wistful Atlas
The dream always began with the smell of wet iron and coal dust, a scent so thick it felt like a physical weight pressing against Arthur Vane’s lungs. He lay in the narrow cot in the corner of the room, his eyes open to the gray light of Harrowgate, 1912, where the sky was the color of old slate. In the dream, a black river flowed without sound, its surface smooth as oil, mirroring the drainage...
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