The Distant Cartograph
The wool shawl lay in Mara’s hands, brittle and dry, smelling of dust and old mothballs. It was a scrap of charcoal grey fabric, no larger than a handkerchief, tucked into the palm of her left hand. She stood in the center of the City Records Office, the fluorescent lights humming a low, electric buzz that seemed to vibrate in her teeth. The room was sterile, a cube of white linoleum and beige...
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