The Faded Photograph
The quill in your hand trembles, not from the cold that seeps through the wool of your sleeves, but from the ink. It is a thick, black slurry, ground from oak gall and iron sulfate, yet it refuses to behave. You have been sitting in the scriptorium of St. Jude’s Abbey for three hours, trying to finish the final chapter of the Abbot’s chronicle, and the letters are bleeding. The parchment, a...
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