The Distant Whispers
Fiona Ure’s hands were stiff, the knuckles swollen like overripe fruit, and the ink in her chisel pot was turning blacker than the soot that coated the walls of her croft. She stood before the copper plate, the metal cold and heavy under her grip, while the whispers of Hamish, her dead mentor, slid through the air like damp wool. He had died in the mill three winters past, his spirit bound to...
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