The Golden Crossing
The brass seal sat in my palm, warm as a living thing, its surface etched with the name of a woman who had been dead for six years. I woke in the dark of the holdout, the light from the single bulb above my cot slicing through the dust motes that hung suspended in the stale air, and I knew, with the cold certainty of a man who has already died once, that the dream was not a dream but a warning....
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