"The Necromancer; or, The Tale of the Black Forest" by Ludwig Flammenberg: A Gothic Exploration of Fear, Superstition, and the Occult Introduction "The Necromancer; or, The Tale of the Black Forest" by Ludwig Flammenberg (pseudonym of Karl Friedrich Kahlert), published in 1794, stands as a seminal yet often overlooked work of early Gothic fiction. Emerging during a time when the Gothic...

The Mystery Of My Soul Reflection

The mystery of my soul reflection My senses cannot see the world But a single emotion so intense It may not be depicted in the real world If I am ever a spark of a wonderful dream Where nature...
An illustration of a Viking ship evocative of the atmosphere in The House of the Wolfings by William Morris

The House Of The Wolfings By William Morris

Exploring "The House of the Wolfings" by William Morris: A Journey into Epic Fantasy and Germanic Mythology Introduction "The House of the Wolfings" by William Morris exemplifies his visionary blend of epic fantasy and rich Germanic...
A book in the realms of imagination

The Realms Of Imagination

The realms of imagination in the silence I had no trace of the visions that I had dreamed And listened to them once day and night Fountains and planets floated into the nothingness Like many thoughts that seem...

Infinity Stones: Global Pandemic

These fictional stones which don't even exist, Had me wrap my head around what I call thought. A thought that went from what if to why not and then to god no. Yes, what if they existed...
A beautiful painting evoking silent tears.

Silent Tears

Silent tears were still like frozen stones in the hushed garden of desires and consolations, and nothing could have been moveable. Avid shadows of hollow trees entrapped a patient glance of timid lights. Once...
Mrs Dalloway by Virginia Woolf

Mrs Dalloway By Virginia Woolf

Mrs Dalloway by Virginia Woolf is her fourth novel and the publication year is 1925. It is a parallel portrayal of this book's two main characters: Clarissa Dalloway and Septimus Warren Smith.  Virginia Woolf and...
A beautiful landscape with an evocative touch of phantasmagoria amid darkness

Phantasmagoria Amid Darkness

Phantasmagoria amid darkness and dismay, The sublime was a distant memory, Obscured by the shadows of despair, And seeking refuge in the recesses of stupor. In the abyss of uncertainty, The clamour of uncertainties drowned out whispers...

ABOUT ME

Esther Racah
Good day! I am Elisabetta (writing under the pseudonym Esther Elizabeth Racah), an Italian literary blogger, writer, poet, and physicist. Upon achieving a PhD in Physics, my academic pursuits have revolved around the realm of Astroparticle Physics. Proficient in four languages—Italian, English, French, and Spanish—I hold a deep-seated passion for literature, poetry, and art. Furthermore, I have studied Ancient Greek, Latin, and Philosophy. It is a pleasure to make your acquaintance.
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