Hello, my strange and unusual friends.

Though the concluding episode in my Axeman of New Orleans series is nearly complete, I need

a few more days for the final edits, and it will be released later this week.

Until then, I'm releasing another horror story bonus, and since I've made you lovely people

wait longer than I anticipated for the conclusion, the last in the series on the Axeman will

be presented ad-free as a thank you for your patience.

For this horror story bonus, I will be telling the 1931 tale of The Wax Work by A.M.

Brage.

You may recall another A.M. Brage story I told, Smee from Episode 18, A Haunting Winter.

Brage certainly knew how to weave a creepy tale.

The wax work is an eerie tale of what our minds can create when we enter the uncanny

valley, a concept which I discussed in Episode 7, Raising the Dead Part 2.

So without further ado, let's get on with our story.

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