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The Welcome to the Stone Choir podcast. I am Corey J. Mahler.

And I'm still, whoa.

On this episode of Stone Choir, we're going to be doing something that we have not done previously.

We were asked by the folks at

Anilop Hill if they would discuss one of their publications with us, a book that they've published.

And we're happy to do that. It's not something anyone's ever asked us to do before. I'm excited about it.

It was a very interesting book to read. I was happy to read it. It's kind of funny looking at

the table of contents and then reading through it. It's in a lot of ways it's kind of an overview

of much of the content that Stone Quire has covered in our first year of producing this podcast.

So I think that the specific subject of today's book,

which is titled The Sword of Christ by Giles Corey, very much dovetails with kind of the

home turf for Stone Choir. Today with us also for the first time, we have a guest from the

editorial team at Ann Lope Hill. So if you just introduce yourself and your company,

I'm curious, how did you come to reach out to us and how did you come to publish this book

in particular and why do you think it would be a good fit?

Certainly. So my name is Taylor. I'm part of the editorial team at Annalop Hill. That's kind of a long question, but we publish the book because we find that it fits our mission. And we were started about three years ago. Now we just recently celebrated our third birthday with the intention of making available books that are difficult to obtain or censored,

or ones that just aren't available in English,

and specifically in the rightest political tradition,

and that have to do with the philosophy and history of Europe,

and it's diaspora.

So that's where it started. And since then, we've

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