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Andrew Hallman

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Andrew spent 25 years in Philadelphia’s rare book trade, where he learned that the best stories are often scrawled in the margins. Now he brings that historian’s eye for detail and a collector’s love of the strange and forgotten to his writing—whether that involves industrial disasters as horror fuel or fantasy weapons with strong opinions. When he’s not writing, you’ll likely find him out hiking, or browsing in the Aisle of Misfit Books.

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Lord of the Dead

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Andrew Hallman shared a quote “But the cruellest is the Unicorne, a Monster that belloweth horriblie, bodyed like a Horse, footed like an Eliphant, tayled like a Swyne, and headed like a Stagge. His horne sticketh out of the midds of hys forehead, of a wonderful brightness about foure foote long, so sharp, that whatsoever he pusheth at, he striketh it through easily. He is never caught alive; kylled he may be, but taken he cannot bee. -- from The Excellent and Pleasant Worke of Julius Solinus Polyhistor, translated by Arthur Golding, 1587” Arthur Golding
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“But the cruellest is the Unicorne, a Monster that belloweth horriblie, bodyed like a Horse, footed like an Eliphant, tayled like a Swyne, and headed like a Stagge. His horne sticketh out of the midds of hys forehead, of a wonderful brightness about foure foote long, so sharp, that whatsoever he pusheth at, he striketh it through easily. He is never caught alive; kylled he may be, but taken he cannot bee.

-- from The Excellent and Pleasant Worke of Julius Solinus Polyhistor, translated by Arthur Golding, 1587”
― Arthur Golding

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