The Golden Farce
The dream was always the same. Elias Thorne woke with the phantom weight of his own hand, severed at the wrist, lying on the damp straw of his cot. He looked at the limb, pale and slack, and felt the cold seep into the stump of his arm. He was a scribe, a man of ink and parchment, yet he dreamed of blood and bone. It was 1348, and the air in the small inn near York smelled of stale ale and...
0 Comments 0 Shares 1 Views 0 Reviews