The Faded River
Thorne, you’re late again, the voice said, not from the air but from the wet wood of the pilings, sounding exactly like my father, dead these twelve years, though the river had not whispered my name so clearly since the winter the ice cracked and took the old ferry. I woke with the taste of silt in my mouth, the black glass of the dream still coating my eyelids, and knew with a physical...
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