The Distant Threshold
Act I "Sign here, Ramazan. The ink is still wet." Director Vane did not look up from his desk. The fluorescent lights in the archive hummed a low, electric B-flat, a sound that had burrowed into the marrow of Ramazan’s bones over twenty years. Ramazan, thirty-two and already feeling the weight of forty, placed the pen in Vane’s hand. He wanted tenure. He wanted the stability that came with a...
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