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Practical Demon Breeding
This book (written by one “Mary O’Brien, Jermyn Chair of Exotic Zoology, OBE”) is not for the faint of heart. Not that Practical Demon Breeding is actively pernicious; indeed, it is scrupulous about presenting a strong, credible, and practical case against encouraging evil behaviors and traits in one’s demons. It’s just that it’s profusely illustrated; and… it’s a book about breeding demons. Some of the pictures are nigh-impossible to credit.
And what are demons? Well, they’re pretty much what people think of when they hear the word ‘imps:’ small, rather humanoid, supernatural creatures with an aptitude for destruction, and the native intelligence of a fairly bright dog. From context clues, ‘demons’ have been a side effect of ‘spontaneous Hellmouth incursions’ since ‘the Monte Bello Disaster of 1952.’ Fortunately, demons are also apparently fairly tractable, and easily enough bred. The book was published in 1990, which was enough time for the breeding program to reach its fourth generation.