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Reality is a thin veil. These are the men who tore it open.
Step into a world where the landscape watches, symbols infect the mind, and forbidden knowledge leads to existential collapse. Weird Tales of the Unseen brings together six foundational masterpieces from the architects of cosmic dread. These aren’t just ghost stories-they are experiences of the sublime and the terrifying unknown.
Inside this definitive, annotated edition, you will encounter:
Nature as an Alien Presence: Algernon Blackwood’s The Willows and The Wendigo.The Infection of the Mind: Robert W. Chambers’ The Yellow Sign.Forbidden Rituals: Arthur Machen’s masterpiece of folk-horror, The White People.Existential Revelation: H.P. Lovecraft’s Dagon and The Outsider.
Why this edition? More than just a reprint, this volume serves as a guided tour through the abyss. Featuring a comprehensive introduction on the evolution of weird fiction and individual story prefaces, you’ll discover the shared themes and psychological pressure that link these masters together.
Perfect for collectors of classic gothic horror, fans of cosmic dread, and readers of HP Lovecraft and Poe.
ASIN : B0GQX6DGD9
Publisher : Dante Moreau
Publication date : 1 March 2026
Language : English
Print length : 192 pages
ISBN-13 : 979-8295661495
Item Weight : 263 g
Dimensions : 15.24 x 1.04 x 22.86 cm
Country of Origin : India
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Oblivion and Other Stories is an anthology of twenty short stories by Gopinath Mohanty, the doyen of Oriya (now Odia) literature. The stories, written across a half-century (1935-1988), sample his oeuvre of writings and the variety of his themes-from ‘Dã’ (mid-1930s) to ‘Oblivion’ (1951) to ‘The Upper Crust’ (1967) to ‘Lustre’ (1971) and ‘Festival Day’ (1985).
They capture the forgotten others, the banality of marginal living on life’s edge-of the poor, the tribals and ordinary people-invisible in the feudal landscape of Orissa in the twentieth century.
Originally written in Oriya by the Padma Bhushan awardee, these have now been translated for the first time into English and recreate the social life of mid-twentieth century India.
The embellished past in the stories is not one of nostalgia but a full-toned portrait of society. Marginalization is the running thread: dispossession, disenfranchisement, class/caste social exclusivity and lack of education.
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The Vigyan Bhairava Tantra is one of yoga’s most important texts. It is an ancient text on yoga and meditation revealed by God centuries ago. It was written to show mankind how to reach a state of enlightenment. The Vigyan Bhairava Tantra contains a great deal of practical wisdom. It shows people how to overcome suffering and find peace and joy in their lives. Although written centuries ago, the message of The Vigyan Bhairva Tantra is eternal. It was meant for all times.
