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☞ Entries Received Thus Far ☞
Brother Anselm of Dunkelfjord
☞ From: The Northern Reaches
A remarkable site. I came for the Bestiary and stayed for everything else. My notes on the Griffin have been incorporated with full credit, which is more than certain abbeys have done.
I note the Great Worm entry with some personal unease. We do not speak of certain events of Day 6.
A Passing Wanderer
☞ From: The Internet, Generally
Found this via Wiby. Was looking for something else. Am glad I did not find it.
The illustrations page is my favourite. The Mechanical Serpent looks exactly like something I once dreamed about and then couldn't explain in the morning.
Marguerite, Keeper of Odd Lists
☞ From: Somewhere with good coffee
The Panther entry is beautiful. Medieval bestiaries are deeply underrated as a literary form. I appreciate that your moral lessons are both sincere and gently absurd, which is the correct ratio.
I shall be linking to this from my own site. It is about lists. All kinds of lists. That is all.
The Unnamed (???)
☞ From: [location data unavailable]
[This entry consists of 47 characters, none of which are in any known alphabet. The handwriting, if it can be called that, appears to be left-handed, right-handed and ambidextrous simultaneously. The Chronicler found it in the guestbook already written, despite no entry having been submitted. Classification is ongoing.]
Your entry could appear here.
The guestbook awaits. The quill is ready. The ink is fresh (approximately).
Even a brief note is welcomed with great sincerity.
The guestbook awaits. The quill is ready. The ink is fresh (approximately).
Even a brief note is welcomed with great sincerity.