Faun

The Roman Numeral state of *Faun* by Joe Hill is limited to ten copies, each signed by Joe Hill and Francois Vaillancourt. Upon ordering, Francois Vaillancourt will work with the collector to paint a custom watercolour for the front board of the book, which will then be bound. This edition is printed as a quarto with a trim size of 240mm x 340mm (9.5in x 13.4in). The typography and layout have been entirely reimagined from the Standard and Deluxe versions to complement the more expansive trim size. The book features a full vellum over boards binding inspired by the Vellucent bindings developed by Cedric Chivers in the late 1800s, and each copy is bound by hand at Ludlow Bookbinders in Shropshire, United Kingdom.

In Faun, Joe Hill presents a dark fantasy novella about a group of wealthy hunters who seek the thrill of hunting exotic animals. During an expedition, one of the hunters mentions the existence of an exclusive hunting area, accessed through a door in Maine. To see what lies on the other side, one must speak with Mr. Charn. The story explores the ethics of hunting, the repercussions of exploiting the natural world, and the consequences of human greed.

In Faun, Joe Hill presents a dark fantasy novella about a group of wealthy hunters who seek the thrill of hunting exotic animals. During an expedition, one of the hunters mentions the existence of an exclusive hunting area, accessed through a door in Maine. To see what lies on the other side, one must speak with Mr. Charn. The story explores the ethics of hunting, the repercussions of exploiting the natural world, and the consequences of human greed.