The Wistful Atlas
I I am sitting in the cell now, the light from the high window cutting a pale strip across the straw. My nose throbs, a dull, hot ache that matches the cold air rising from the floor. I hold the piece of porcelain in my hand. It is warm. It should not be warm. It started three days ago, when the frost was hard enough to crack the lake ice. I was walking the northern ridge, checking the supply...
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