The Distant Cartograph
The ink was always cold, a viscous black tide that seeped through the pores of your hands, staining the knuckles and the nails in patterns that looked like old maps of coastlines you had never visited. You woke with your fingers splayed on the duvet, the sheets damp with sweat, the phantom smell of iron-gall ink clinging to your breath. It was the same dream, the one that had visited you every...
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