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The Book of Basingstoke
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Of the many thousands of books in my Library of Magickal Literature, the undoubted prize of the collection is the 1938 first-edition of The Book of Basingstoke by Professor P D Bury.
It has been clear for many centuries that the Hampshire town of Basingstoke is the most supernatural locale in the world.
Built on the site of an ancient Navajo burial ground and an open Hellmouth, the town has a dark history of uncanny, supernormal occurrences.
Take ahold of my icy, porcelain hand and prepare to be guided through the lonely lanes and fog-bound alleyways of old Basingstoke town...
Probably best to breathe through your mouths.
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