The Golden Compass
The ink bled into the paper, a dark stain that looked less like a letter and more like a bruise. I am writing this with my right hand, the left bound by a tourniquet of torn shirt fabric that has gone numb with cold. It is November 1943. I am forty-two years old. My name is Sergeant Heinrich Voss. I am in a cellar in Stalingrad, and the cellar is burning. The smell hits me first, a thick, wet...
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