The Golden Crossing
My boots were already caked in the red silt of the Qeshm riverbed when I realized the mud was breathing, pulling at my ankles with the wet, rhythmic suction of a living lung. I was thirty-two, a border patrol officer with a pension that depended on my ability to classify the river’s sentient tides as a navigable hazard rather than a curse, and I stood at one hundred and twenty-six of NineElm...
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