Not only is Shadows From The Walls of Death the most metal name I’ve ever heard for a book:
“The book itself contains a dangerous concentration of arsenic compounds. The successful campaign against arsenical wallpapers urged by the book, along with the dangerous amount of the poison contained in the volume has led to the destruction of the vast majority of its original print run.”
Not only is Shadows From The Walls of Death the most metal name I’ve ever heard for a book:
“The book itself contains a dangerous concentration of arsenic compounds. The successful campaign against arsenical wallpapers urged by the book, along with the dangerous amount of the poison contained in the volume has led to the destruction of the vast majority of its original print run.”
“so, this book will contain drawings of things that kill you?”
“No”
“Descriptions of things that kill you?”
“No”
“Well, then how are you going to teach people about the things that kill them”
“Ahhh, well, I’ve got a novel method!”