Darker
re-imaginings of fairy tales appear periodically in popular culture, but most
of them would seem tame next to the
first written versions. The inhe...
A couple of days ago I found a very interesting tweet on my feed. It was written in Spanish, and told the story of a senior British citizen who claimed that ev...
In the most recent release of our Darklore anthology series (Darklore X, available now from Amazon), Blair MacKenzie Blake writes about one of the key figures i...
Synchronicities are weird. They're even weirder when they go meta.
For example: after recently reading Diana Walsh Pasulka's American Cosmic: UFOs, Religion, T...
Magick, as it is presented in modern pop culture, is nearly always an ancient thing: dusty books, Latin incantations, secret orders of antiquity. And yet magick...
There are likely not many experiences more terrifying than an episode of sleep paralysis. Waking in a darkened bedroom, unable to move, with the feeling that an...
In the summer of 1836, five Edinburgh schoolboys discovered something bizarre while searching for rabbits’ burrows near the rocky formation known as Arthur’s Se...
Artist Candice Angelini was working as a nurse when she abruptly felt she should quit to pursue a life of art. With no training, she started creating masks, dol...
"Astrology can't be real, because there is no known mechanism in physics to explain planetary influence at astronomical distances." That's the general rebuttal ...
Readers who have enjoyed our good friend Blair MacKenzie Blake's esoteric explorations in our Darklore anthology series, and/or the sumptuous wordplay in his bo...
