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THE CURRENT EDITION

Apollonian Vril

“An army marches on its stomach. Had I read Bio Electric Apollo, mine would have marched on raw milk and taken Moscow in June.”
— Napoleon Bonaparte, 1769–1821

Twenty-five copies. Numbered by hand. Printed for the charged body.

Each edition of Bio Electric Apollo is printed in New York in a run of twenty-five, signed and numbered by Aurean, and given from hand to hand before anyone can buy one. When the copies are gone the pages stay free to read, and the numbers stay on the Register.

EDITION OF 255 HELD20 OPEN

Numbers 1 to 5 went to the first readers. The rest are claimed here, one per person.

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WHAT THE GREAT DEAD SAY

5 / 5 vril

“An army marches on its stomach. Had I read Bio Electric Apollo, mine would have marched on raw milk and taken Moscow in June.”
— Napoleon Bonaparte, 1769–1821

5 / 5 vril

“I had Aristotle for a tutor. You have Bio Electric Apollo. The difference is a matter of printing.”
— Alexander the Great, 356–323 BC

5 / 5 vril

“I built the body they put on film with milk, eggs, fruit and sun. BEA finally wrote it down.”
— Steve Reeves, 1926–2000

5 / 5 vril

“My mother dipped me in the river. Bio Electric Apollo would have been faster, and it covers the heel.”
— Achilles, Troy, c. 1250 BC

5 / 5 vril

“At last a publication that treats the body as I treated the coil. BEA understands charge, frequency, and what you allow to touch you.”
— Nikola Tesla, 1856–1943

5 / 5 vril

“I wrote the Meditations to govern the mind. Bio Electric Apollo governs the body. Read it first.”
— Marcus Aurelius, 121–180

Reviews from the living appear on the Register as the copies find their holders.

THE LIST

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