Today we will cover Kurt Siegrfied Uhlig's 1921 "Vox Humana", a rare story of a cursed, malevolent church organ
And John C. Shannon's 1894 "Who Shall Condemn ? And other Stories", concerning alchemy, spirits, anarchism and, oddly enough, also a supernatural church organ.
The 1925 story of eccentric scientific madness, "The Magic of Dr. Morinon" by Heinrich Stadelmann
The 1905 mythically apocalyptic "The Last People" by Friedrich Jacobsen
The 1923 "Samsara", a novel, I guess, by someone called Paul Pierre.
Today we will cover three books
Lisa Barthel-Winkler's 1922 novel of dark magic in Colonial India, "The Sleeping Hell"
The enigmatic Oudeis' 1897 "Hell, a Tale", a tale of, surprisingly, Hell
Andrew Haggard's 1889 "Leslie's Fate, and Hilda or the Ghost of Erminstein", the story of a Scottish man stumbling upon a pocket dimension close to his house, and that of a woman stumblling into the haunted chambers of a Hungarian castle.