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In making this book it occurred to me to actually bind two copies for myself, an aged but well preserved specimen (nicknamed the Curwen), and a worn, weathered, and damaged copy (the Whateley). I'm experimenting with a number of additional aging techniques that will make for fun posts down the road. 

While I would NEVER advocate harming oneself, I did find a bit of red red krovvy on hand after a nail trimming accident and so I added it to the Whateley cover page. I look forward to seeing how it ages over the years.

And yes, I will be heavily damaging page 751 of the Whateley copy.

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Mandy Reznor (She_It)

If I recall, as blood ages and oxidizes it darkens and eventually turns black. As per the rest of us, everyone that wants to stain their tome in a bit of vino needn't tolchock or knife anybody; check with the local butcher about getting animal blood, or something like that.