The Almanac
Have you ever seen something strange?
A Cover from Mr. Ping's Almanac of the Twisted & Weird, Vol. 41.
Lots of things in the world might be considered “strange.” Perhaps it’s a goat with an eye patch, or a one-armed ukelele player; perhaps it’s a ghost that haunts a public toilet, or the recently deceased stopping you on the street to bum money for a hot dog. Whether it’s cannibal gerbil farms or beautiful mermaids who crave walking on land so much that they’d be willing to take your legs as their own, the world is full of the strange and unusual.
The Almanac of the Twisted & Weird is your guide to this world of wonders.
Begun in the mid-seventeenth century and continued on through the twentieth century by Confucius Ping, the Almanac of the Twisted & Weird is known the world over as THE go-to guide for knowledgea bout the world that lurks just beneath the surface of what we see on a daily basis. Vampires, werewolves, ancient dragons, poker-playing dinosaurs, three-faced demi-gods, and cursed buildings…these are the things found in the Almanac, and if you, too, would like to know about all of the amazing things that exist all around you, you, too should consult the Almanac of the Twisted & Weird.
