The Distant Threshold
The ink on the nib was still wet, glistening under the single bare bulb that swung from the ceiling, when I finally stopped shaking my hand. I looked at the date I had written at the top of the page, October 14, 1893, and felt the weight of it settle into my bones like lead. For three nights in a row, I had woken with the taste of smoke in my mouth and the image of a bridge collapsing into...
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