The Faded Attic
The glaze is cracking, Elias. You have to stop." I did not stop. I could not. The brush in my hand felt like a bone, brittle and white, and the air in the attic tasted of dust and old varnish. My father had been dead for three years, yet the attic still smelled of his pipe tobacco, a sharp, acrid scent that seemed to cling to the rafters. I was twenty-four, a restorer by trade, a son by...
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