I have just come back from wasting my time in Nottingham (a nice town though) going to a job interview that was a complete waste of my time and money.Still, something good came out of it. I had an Iced Latte with Hazelnut flavour and spotted a book at Waterstone's bookshop that every Supernatural aficionado should add to his or her collection.
It's called "The Monster Hunter's Handbook" and it does what it says on the tin...no wait on the book cover.
Written by a guy from Manchester, only 2- 3 odd hours away, Ibrahim S. Amin has researched and compiled a nice collection of all beings supernatural and mythical.
But not only did he do that, he also offers examples of how to hunt, kill or generally rid yourself of these nasty beings. Early in the introduction he addresses those of us who do not wish to follow in the Winchester's footsteps:
"Even if you do not plan to go searching for a monster, there is no guarantee that a monster will not come searching for you."So, if you want to know how to tame those yapping Hellhounds, get a Siren to commit suicide or hunt down a legendary weapon that is maybe even better than the Colt that can kill all evil, then waste no time hiding in a cupboard next time your hear those funny noises round your house.
Next time be prepared!
-posted by Nana-
only 2 more days to Candy Mountain...stop saying that...Asylum in Birmingham.
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