Agathodaimon And The Fiery Poison Concoction
Many names have been associated with the study and development of alchemy through the ages, but few are as famous ...
Mythology & Folklore
How The Vikings Used Sunstones To Become Prolific Navigators
For hundreds of years the Vikings journeyed across the North Atlantic through clouds of fog, using superior skills of navigation. ...
The Goblins of Brittany and The Mystery House of the Gorics
Brittany boasts a prehistoric landscape full of some of the most astonishing Megalithic monuments in the world. From standing stones, ...
The Case of The Wendigo, The Native American Cannibal
The Wendigo is a terrifying beast which has its place in North American folklore. The creature has ventured the wilderness ...
The Life of The Notorious German Pirate Klaus Störtebeker
Klaus Störtebeker was born in Wismar in 1360,and would go on to become one of the most feared men at ...
The Black Bird of Chernobyl: An Omen of Disaster
It has been 33 years since the unfortunate tragedy at Chernobyl occurred. And it seems that the further time moves ...
The Ancient Egyptian Book of Thoth and The Mysteries of The Universe
For someone who loves spells and everything supernatural, the famous Book of Thoth will be an insightful piece to read. ...
Celtic King Urien Of Gorre And His Assassination
King Urien of Gorre goes by the name of King of Rheged. He was a king in the 6th century. ...
The Myth of The Scottish Water Horse and the Destruction of Man
Mermaids and Sirens are often associated with tales that involve leading men to their doom at sea, but Scottish Folklore ...
The Celtic Druids As Philosophers
The Druids are a people shrouded in mysticism, magic and fiction, with tales linking them with the supernatural and unrivaled ...