Where can you find a world where raindrops cut through you like bullets, and the sandwiches are as hard as concrete?

Charles F. Hall details the intricacies of living in the past. Today of the Classic Tales podcast. Thank you for listening.

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The Man Who Lived Backwards by Charles F. Hall.

The Disappearance The disappearance The case of Nikolai Rostov was bewildering enough in its confirmed facts,

without taking into account his personal narrative.

With regard to the latter, the public immediately hailed him as a modern Baron Munchausen,

news reporters as a heaven-sent opportunity for a farcical write-up,

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