Dark Discoveries - Issue #32

Name: Dark Discoveries - Issue #32
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ISBN: 9781942712541

✍️ Graham Hancock

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🏛 JournalStone 📅 2015 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781942712541

📝 Description: Dark Discoveries - Issue #32

Dark Discoveries - Issue #32 The Occult in Dark Fiction All new Fiction by: Rebecca Cantrell, Mark Valentine, Damien Angelica Walters, Ronald Malfi and Jonathan L. Howard Interviews with: Graham Hancock and C. M. Eddy, Jr Articles on: "Weird Fictionist & Esotericist Arthur Machen" by Mark Valentine" Columns from Yvonne Navarro, Richard Dansky, Robert Morrish, Michael R. Collings, Donald Tyson and so much more!

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Dark Discoveries - Issue #32 plunges readers deep into the unnerving intersection of the occult and dark fiction, offering a thoughtfully curated collection of chilling short stories and insightful essays. Atmospheric pieces by authors such as Rebecca Cantrell and Damien Angelica Walters sit alongside compelling examinations of esoteric literature, including Mark Valentine's exploration of Arthur Machen. Blending rare interviews with thought-provoking columns from genre mainstays like Yvonne Navarro and Ronald Malfi, this volume creates an intellectual yet deeply eerie reading experience. It suits fans of classic weird fiction and psychological horror who appreciate depth, historical context, and creeping dread over cheap thrills.

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Dark Discoveries - Issue #32 plunges readers deep into the unnerving intersection of the occult and dark fiction, offering a thoughtfully curated collection of chilling short stories and insightful essays. Atmospheric pieces by authors such as Rebecca Cantrell and Damien Angelica Walters sit alongside compelling examinations of esoteric literature, including Mark Valentine's exploration of Arthur Machen. Blending rare interviews with thought-provoking columns from genre mainstays like Yvonne Navarro and Ronald Malfi, this volume creates an intellectual yet deeply eerie reading experience. It suits fans of classic weird fiction and psychological horror who appreciate depth, historical context, and creeping dread over cheap thrills.