Culture
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The Inquisitor’s Witchcrafted Devil and God’s Pantheon
The inquisitor merely made a passing reference to sorcery; instead, he focused on the relationship between witchcraft and sexual immorality
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The Seeds of Magic in Contemporary Satanism
One of the strengths of Satanic philosophy is to take that in yourself which would be considered by most to…
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Intersections of Indigenous and Tribalistic Gothic
Although Native literature for cultural epistemology is essential, the Indigenous, Tribalistic Gothic literature remains still underutilised.
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Ancestral Welsh, Irish Druidism Preserved Tradition
Tradition preserves their memory as of a pious and superior race, prominently associated with the British Isles and France
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The Science of Esotericism and Occult Discourses
“Science” became increasingly inflated when adopted by the occult and new religious discourses in the second half of the nineteenth-century…
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Twentieth-Century Ghost Stories From The Past
The darkest events of twentieth-century history and the ghosts that have provided a powerful imagery for the darkness of the…
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The Bride of Frankenstein Finds a Mahlerian Voice
In 1935, Universal Pictures released James Whale’s ‘Bride of Frankenstein,’ a horror film featuring a monster denied the power of…
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Christian Cruel Responses to Witchcraft and Sorcery
Over two hundred people who were accused of witchcraft and sorcery were burnt to death in South Africa between the…
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Art and the Black Death Arrival in the Medieval World
In the fourteenth-century, a devastating pandemic disease known as the Black Death was responsible for the tragic death of millions…
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The Essence Of The Vampires Being Gothic Villains
Vampires do not breed as humans; they infect their victims to cause their death ― a physical, ethical or spiritual…
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Origins Of Vanth In The Etruscan And Celtic Worlds
While images of such Vanth figures are sometimes independent of other associated scenes; they are often drawn from Greek mythology.
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Victorian Murder, Execution, And The Criminal Classes
Crime in verse connects innovations in Victorian poetry to developments in the discourse of crime interrelated and often contradictory concepts.
