cursed objects: pages from the poison path
The Poison Path, KaraFor the people who enjoy tales of the uncanny and macabre, and want to explore the truth behind the lore. Though we might not find all the answers, if the truth is out there, we’re going to find it.
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bite-sized hauntings: 3335 west moncrieff place
Did you ever hear a strange noise at night you couldn’t explain? Put something down and found it days later in the oddest place? Or maybe you caught a glimpse of something moving out of the corner of your eye?
Did it make you wonder if you...
are we out of the woods? (part 2)
The horrors never cease at Cursed Objects, and neither do our warnings about destroying national parks or dismantling the Forest Service, which for some reason the sitting president seems to be obsessed with.
From wendigos to cannibal cult...
lord byron: mad, bad, and a deadbeat dad
We’ve talked before about Lord Byron, the real-life brooding, melancholic asshole who had a Harry Styles chokehold on the Romantic era, and inspired the Byronic hero archetype.
He’s even partially responsible for Mary Shelley’s Frankenstei...
curious history: the alma doll
I have one more treat for you all this week: a brief, bizarre story of obsession from 1920’s Austria.
It’s a tale as old as time: man meets woman, woman breaks up with man, and man commissions a life-size puppet replica of his ex to “proce...
wuthering heights: gothic romance or changeling folk horror?
A cursed objects literary folklore mashup? Dreams really do come true.
This is going to be a different one, though, and it comes from a theory someone shared on Threads that I’ve become quite obsessed with.
Thanks to Emerald Fennell, Wuth...
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witchy little shop based in chicago. lovers of the macabre, strange, and unusual.
Just a girl with a minor in anthropology, a witchcraft shop, and a love for the macabre, carrying on the important work of Fox Mulder and Carl Kolchak.
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