In this collection, we will delve into the dark world of black magic, where forbidden knowledge and dark forces reign supreme, and curses and spells fulfill the needs and desires of witches and wizards.
From articles on alchemy to the psychic show, THE REALM OF THE OCCULT will offer you a glimpse into a terrifying world, hidden from all but the most scrupulous intellects.
0:00:00 – Introduction
0:00:44 – By a… (1/6)
0:13:44 – By a… (2/6)
0:28:04 – By a… (3/6)
0:43:40 – By a… (4/6)
0:57:56 – By a… (5/6)
1:13:14 – By a… (6/6)
1:33:46 – The necromantic tale
2:02:24 – Casting the runes
2:57:56 – The session
3:23:06 – The ghost writer
4:05:16 – Two black bottles
4:35:10 – The Piper of Bhutan
4:50:22 – Mandrakes
17:07:36 – Lost Hearts
5:32:34 – The fate of the demon
17:47:49 – Deeper listening
/"In ones, in twos and in threes/" by Adrian Ross (Temple Bar 1887)
The story of a curious character named Angus Macbane, whose aversion to a rich uncle is expressed in the most unhealthy way.
/"The Necromantic Tale/" by Clark Ashton Smith (Weird Tales 1931)
Sir Roderick Hagdon's life was linked to the personality of an infamous and long-deceased ancestor.
/"Casting the Runes/" by MR James (More Ghost Stories 1911)
In the story, a researcher from the British Museum investigates a curse linked to a curious article on the theme of alchemy.
/"The session/" by Ronal Kayser (Weird Tales 1936)
recounts an unusual session conducted by a false medium.
/"The Ghost Writer/" by Robert Bloch (Strange Tales 1940)
A writer's desire for success leads to his downfall.
/"Two Black Bottles/" by HP Lovecraft (Weird Tales 1927)
In the story, narrator Hoffman recounts a trip to the Ramapo Mountains of New York, following the death of his uncle.
/"The Bagpiper of Bhutan/" by David Bernard (Weird Tales 1938)
The story is about an elderly bagpiper from Bhutan, who claims he can restore vitality to a recently deceased person.
/"The Mandrakes/" by Clark Ashton Smith (Weird Tales 1933)
A story of witchcraft and strange homunculi that grew in the grave of a murdered man.
/"Lost Hearts/" by MR James (Pall Mall Magazine 1895)
An orphan boy is cared for by an elderly cousin who studies the spiritual mysteries of ancient philosophers.
/"The fate of the demon/" (The Haunted Station 1894)
The story tells of a strange seance, a rare coin and a Kandian dagger.
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