The Faded Guest
The door to the restricted stacks clicked shut behind me, the sound final as a coffin lid. I was thirty-two, a junior archivist at the Blackwood Institute, and I had come here to secure my tenure by cataloging the Faded Guest. It sat on the central table, a loaf of sourdough the size of a human head, its crust blackened and weeping a dark, viscous mold. It was not bread. It was an entity, a...
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