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You are wellcome to the world of the Sleepwalker

 ~ Necronomicon, Book Of Eibon, now, from the vaults of The Sleepwalker  Foundation, that Biblionihilistica ~

                                   William Walker ~ Circa 1927 

“Has’t heard tell o’ that tome, Necronomicon?
Or that un’ give the calling, Book o’ Eibon?
Then do here now know full well o’ that
black Biblionihilistica.”

~ Dravilyut Nujikor

  Yes folks, do gather ye round, do look for yeselves at the wares here offered.
It is with regret that this unworthy one does number not that aforesaid Biblionihilistica amongst mine wares, for it does be well known that being in the mere proximity to such does cause of an calenture to them not guarded and does therefore not be for the eye of Man. But here, yes here, dear friend, do we have, in very limited numbers, The First and Second Codicil of that self-same Biblionihilistica, which does, of an truth, be writ by the hand of Man …. for the eye of Man. 

                               ~ The Bifurcate Addendum ~

  Herein ye will find an abundance of alien calligraphies, signs and sigils, both terrible and mystic, and with an veritable plethora of sketches, and all with much weighty reference to that Mythos of Cthuhlu.
The languages used therein do be triglotic, and by this I do  mean in the wise of three wildly divergent scripts. And they do be; 
 

  Primus - The main script of the piece, and understood as an primal language of Man

  Secundus -  An angular dotted and regimented script, understood to be the work of an robotic race, blasphemously endowed with the divine spark of biological life.   


  Tertius -  Some type of aquatic race, which does be all sweeping curves and fluid, sinuous hooks, and does be adopted, by most, as the language of the talismanic sigil.

  Whilst the languages of this Twin Codicil remain, for most part, untranslated, the sage and mystic, Quelron Bathis, has produced an manuscript he does term Translation of Uses, which, in some wise does go to the unravelment of some small part of the mysteries therein. It does remain for the seeker of knowledge to further scry the wot of the remainder hiself, and so work of the mechanisms of the Cosmic Order. What do be these secrets? Well …. only him with an "book" might stand chance to so fathom.
 

        ~  The removal of that Biblionihilistica from the get of Man  ~
                        (page from the Mythoplasm ex Somnus)

     An invaluable prop and aid to gamers (i.e. Cthuhlu Mythos, Dungeons and Dragons and most Horror/Sword and Sorcery RPGers), or indeed, to any collector of outré materia. Do stand ye proud afore thine fellow "gamers" as ye dost pronounce of thine edicts from That First Codicil of that black Biblionihilistica, and do wildly etch, mid air, the signs writ large therein.
  The books of The Bifurcate Addendum, for this does be of their collective designation, do be bound of black leather, and be fettered with brass and copper adjuncts. These hand made books do measure approximately 15 quintocks by 20, and do be 2 quintocks of thickness (we might so translate of these dimensionary parameters into the recognised media of the age, as in the region of 220mm wide x 300mm tall x 33mm thick), and do hold in excess of 100 pages each.

Due to the apparent "age" of the Initiate Tract, Terminate Tract and Mythoplasm ex Somnus, it does be unavoidable that the ravages of Time has took toll on some pages, which proudly stand testament, defiantly displaying the nicks and tears of frequent, ill-considered  use. But rather than this so diminishing the volumes, does so add of an character and gravitas, and does thus be well within keeping with the mood of the works .