Edgar Molloy woke in his Dublin boarding house with the taste of copper in his mouth and the glas...
The room was small and cold, the walls papered in a pattern that had once been elegant but was now peeling at the seams. A single gas lamp flickered on the table beside the bed, casting long shadows that moved like living things across the floor. Edgar did not move. He could not move. His body felt heavy, as if the air itself had thickened overnight, and his mind was racing through corridors he...
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