The Faded Frontier
October 14, 1912. The air in the Kestrel Pass tastes of iron and old ash. I am forty-two years old, and my knees ache with a dull, persistent throb that no amount of whiskey can silence. I am here to map the final stretch of the Northern Railway, a task that has consumed the last three months of my life and, I suspect, the next three days as well. The company wants the survey done before the...
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