Dreams & Ghosts by Andrew Lang {1897}
Moby Dick in Pictures by Matt Kish
Matt Kish tells the tale of Moby Dick by creating illustrations that depict small excerpts taken from every single page of the story
flawlessHUXLEY: The Appealing Ruts of Life
The Astrologer of the Nineteenth Century {1825}
The Astrologer of the Nineteenth Century in quite dramatic prose, covers a multitude of occult topics in ten chapters, or “circles” —————————————————————
• Circle 1 is on necromancy
• Circle 2 describes several historical disasters and the omens that foretold them
• Circle 3 concerns raising spirits from the dead with magic charms and incantations
• Circle 4 is a how-to guide on astrology
• Circle 5 identifies some brilliant prophecies that have come true
• Circle 6 astrologically explains the lives of several illustrious people
• Circle 7 is about geomancy (telling the future from patterns of dots)
• Circle 8 offers various charms and talismans
• Circle 9 recounts stories of ghosts and other supernatural phenomena
• Circle 10 houses material that doesn’t fit neatly in the other circles, including reflections on the Philosopher’s Stone and a method for making trees more fruitful: “The seeds of roses, with mustard-seed, and the foot of a weasel, tied together in something, and hung among the boughs or branches of a tree which bears but little fruit, will remedy the defect, and render the tree amazingly fruitful.”
Illustrations from a Victorian Book on Magic (1897)
Urania’s Mirror; or, a View of the Heavens
(1825)
An illustrated story told with a consistent hole throughout it on every page
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September, July 1978 – Papers of the Anarchist ↓Communist Association. #5-6↑
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Children’s New Illustrated Encyclopedia
{1940’s}
The Florist’s Review {1917}
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