The Wistful Campus
My hands were already stained with the black sludge of the inkwell when I woke, the viscosity of it clinging to my cuticles like a second skin. I was twenty-two, Rosa Trapani, a scribe in the reclamation yard of the colony, and the dream had left the taste of iron on my tongue, a phantom carving of my name on a stone that did not exist. The light in the studio was the flat, grey white of a...
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