The Distant Cartograph
The ink on the drafting table was still wet, a dark, viscous pool that refused to dry, and Elias Thorne watched it seep into the grain of the wood with the same dread he felt when he watched his father’s hands shake in his dreams. He was forty-two years old, and the smell of iron-gall ink had become so permanent in his pores that he could taste it on the back of his tongue even when he was not...
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