The Pale Meridian
I woke with the taste of iron and river silt in my mouth. The dream was always the same: a wall, pale and endless, humming with a low, tectonic groan. I sat up in the narrow cot of the watchman’s quarters, the fog already pressing against the single pane of glass like a living thing. It was 1912. I am Elias Thorne, thirty-four years old, and I have not slept well since my father died. The stone...
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