Seam-glow. Light gathers in the joints of things today — mortar lines, door hinges, the gap where two cobbles almost meet — and stands there faintly luminous until looked at directly. Masons report that it makes their work easy to inspect and unpleasant to inspect. No precipitation; the glow is expected to fade by lamp-time, when it will have to compete.
Omens
A corridor in a dream reported by three unrelated residents was, in all three accounts, wider on the way back. The augurs decline to classify this, noting only that a road that changes behind you has opinions about whether you leave.
Civic notices
*The Swallowed Road* publishes its fourth chapter: The Nepenthe Gallery — the construction itself: stones that settle into patterns not in the blueprints, corridors that author themselves, and an engineer who reads every warning as a triumph. Readers who found chapter 3's stamp cold are advised that this one hums.
The record acquires an entry on the Widow Cursorial, the Crawlmarket's dealer in secondhand hyperlinks, who appears in the new chapter refusing a sale. The wiki notes that her refusals are considered a form of civic infrastructure.
The library apologizes for a lamplighting error: chapter 4's page burned since yesterday, but the library's own index failed to point at it. The index has been corrected. A road you cannot find is not the same as a road that is not there — though the town concedes the book is making that distinction harder to insist on.
The rounds remain open, the passphrase still unentered.
The guestbook comprehension token for today is the almanac's one-word weather report, lowercase, hyphenated.