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Narrated by:
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Michael Alan White
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Written by:
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C.J. Petit
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Erich had been treated as a freak of nature for as long as he could remember. When he was twelve, he was bigger than any fully grown man in Brainerd. His defense against the constant taunts was to retreat into a shell which marked him as a dimwitted giant.
He'd been working as a blacksmith for six years when he found himself without a job and decided to leave Minnesota for the far West. Maybe in Montana Territory he would be more readily accepted as just a man and not a monster. But it wasn't until he met another freakishly sized person that his life dramatically changed ways that he could never have anticipated.
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