Archive: articles divided by author

All the articles in our archive, sorted by author and in alphabetical order, for a total of 500+ articles and about 100 published authors.

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UNERBI Giuseppe

• Shamanic aspects in the cult of Ganesha, the elephant-headed goddess.
• The question of the three Floods in the Hellenic tradition.
• Uttara Kuru, the Boreal Paradise in Indian cosmography and art.

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Cheerful Michael

• "Et in Arcadia Ego": the secret Mission of the other Europe (I).
• "Et in Arcadia Ego": the secret Mission of the other Europe (II).

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ANSELM Andrew:

• Borges hunting for dragons: the Nordic heritage in the work of the Argentine Master.
• Borges hunting for dragons: the Nordic heritage in the work of the Argentine Master (part II).

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BARICCHI Samuel

• Bushido: the samurai code according to Yamamoto Tsunetomo's Hagakure.
• The Geist, the Mana and the "magic naturalis" in Clark Ashton Smith's sword & sorcery.
• The Mythos and the Logos: Greek wisdom in the Platonic myths.
• The Bringer of Fire: Prometheus and the sense of the tragic in ancient Greece.
• Thor Heyerdahl, theory and practice.

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BELLUCCI Valentino

• Astronomy and Mathematics in Ancient India: The Insights of Brahmagupta and Bhāskara Acārya.
• Luitzen EJ Brouwer: when Mathematics meets Mysticism.

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BIANCONI Lorraine

• The "pagan" origins of the Bolognese festival of porchetta.

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BIGAZZI John

• “What the Thunder Said”: the influence of the Upaniṣads on TS Eliot's “devastated Earth”.
• Arcane Italy: the hypogeum of Piagge and the Mithraic Mysteries.
• TS Eliot's "Devastated Land" and the Way of the Tarot.

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GOOD Stefano Eugenio

• Percy Bysshe Shelley: Prometheus in the Wind.

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BONFANTI Alexander

• The language of the Sicilians in the Indo-European family tree.
• The origin of the Sicilians and their migration to Sicily.
• The Urvolk of megalithic culture and the bell-shaped glass.
• The Sicilians of the Balkans and the Thracian connection.
• The "Siculi" Magyars and the origins of their mysterious alphabet.

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BONIFACIO Anthony

• Psychedelic Christianity (part I): Maria Sabina and the "fungal Eucharist".
• Psychedelic Christianity (Part II): The sword of Uriel and the Gates of perception: find the access to the lost paradise.
• The Dogon and the Sotian calendar.
• The Dreamtime Dreamers: the Myth, the Dream, the Center in the Australian and Native American tradition.

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HEAD Claudio

• The Platonic Cave, its Orphic and Pythagorean influences & the Māyā of the Upaniṣads.
• The Logos and the knowledge of God in Clement of Alexandria's Neoplatonism.
• The Māyā: a comparison between Kashmiri non-dual Śivaism and Sankarian Advaita-Vedanta.
• The Neo-Vedanta and its relationship with tradition and "religion".

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CAPUANO Daniel

• Hamlet, or of infinity and action.
• "Ancient hypocrisy" and "modern hypocrisy": the mask and the "daimon".
• The apocalyptic humor of Josef K., the anti-Parsifal.
• Homer, Heraclitus and the riddle of lice.
• The pilgrimage to the subtle body: a little-big book by Annick de Souzenelle.
• Reflections on vegetarianism.

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BOX Andrea

• "The House on the Abyss" by William Hope Hodgson.
• Astrological considerations on the Gospel: the Passion and the Resurrection.
• Astrological Considerations on the Gospel: A Solar-Based Soteriology.
• From Cybele to Demeter, the different faces of Mother Earth, or rather of the ecliptic.
• Edgar Allan Poe and the criticism of the real in humorous farces.
• The "Heavenly Fire": Kronos, Phaeton, Prometheus.
• In the beginning was the Word: the fantasy of Philip K. Dick in "Ubik".
• Saturn, the Black Sun of the early days.
• Sauron, the Demiurge of Middle-earth.
• A Science in Tatters: Survival of the Doctrines of Cyclic Time from the Timaeus to the Apocalypse.
• The astronomical significance of the Golden Age: Astrea and the "fall" of Phaeton.
• The cosmological meaning of the laughter of the gods: on the myth of Baubò and its surroundings.
• Stellar symbolism and solar symbolism.
• Cyclic time and its mythological meaning: the precession of the equinoxes and the tetramorph.

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CATANIA BROWN Rita

• Interview with Giorgio Galli: esotericism, culture & politics (with A. Scarabelli).

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Roberto CECCHETTI

• “Game of Thrones”: Bran, the crow, the weaving.
• Hypnosis and psyche: interview with prof. Giuseppe Vercelli (with M. Maculotti).
• Greetings to Emanuele Severino: the eternals and the will to power.
• The "tapas", the libido and the victory over necessity.

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CELANT Stephen

• For an anthropological reading of the "Journey into the Matamonia of Esagro Noroi", by Lucio Besana.

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CENTINI Maximum

• “… And the steers rose again”: a disturbing ritual between witchcraft and pagan rituals.

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CEROFOLINI Francis

• Charles Fort and the restlessness of the extraordinary.
• The "memetic contagion" in the metropolitan folklore of Danilo Arona.
• From the Kelpie to the "Horned Serpent": lake monsters in Scottish and Amerindian folklore.
• The "Son of the Moon": the two faces of Jack Parsons.
• “I remember Lemuria!”: The Shaver Mystery, a myth for the atomic age.
• In the Realms of the Unreal with Henry Darger and the Vivian Girls.

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CONFALONE Richard

• The dark soul of Michael Moorcock's Elric of Melniboné, the "anti-Tolkien".
• Shamanic elements in the religions of the Himalayan area and in the Indian sub-continent.

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CORZINO Bruno

• The Cup, the Crown and the Wheel.
• The fruit of infinity: meditations on Venus, the apple and the fig.

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DE BRABANT Thomas

• 25 years of "Arcano Enchanter": conversation with Pupi Avati
• IP Culianu: "game" and Magic in the Renaissance.

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DE MARTINO Gianni

• Joyful apocalypse: news from Tangier in the Cosmos.

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OF FRIEND Shady

• The evolution of God: the moralization of the Sacred between the philosophy of religions and the psychology of the unconscious.
• Sons of a Lesser God: Gnostic Elements in the Nag Hammadi Manuscripts.

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OF THE WAR Amodio

• Von Ungern-Sternberg's religiosity: between Buddhism, shamanism and Christianity.

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BY DOMENICO Salvatore

• Coleridge and the case of the "Kubla Khan" dream vision.
• The plague and the simulacra of social control in Lucretius's "De Rerum Natura".

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BY GIACOMO Luke

• The Heart and the Vulva: a journey into common symbols.
• Giordano Bruno: the bond & the fantastic.
• The symbolism of the pomegranate.

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BY GIUSEPPE Lorenzo

• On HP Lovecraft's “Randolph Carter”: the Dream, Death and the Sublime.

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OF VONA Livia

• Empedocles according to Hölderlin: rise, decline and redemption of the Poet.
• The esoteric Rilke of the "Sonnets to Orpheus".

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EUSEBIUS Roberto Maria

• Extrema Ratio: notes on "sacred" suicide.
• Blood Metaphysics.
• Rosazza (BI): a stone jewel between freemasonry and spiritism (with GM Mollar).
• The Sacred Wood of Bomarzo: an initiatory journey.

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FAILLI Judith

• Hellequin's Masnada: from Wotan to King Arthur, from Herla to Harlequin.
• The Marvelous in the Middle Ages: the "mirabilia" and the apparitions of the "exercitus mortuorum".

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FERRARO Flavio

• See the invisible. The art of Alessandra Maxàculi.

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ANTS Piervittorio

• Hendaye's Cyclical Cross: a coded calendar?
• The "Book of the Dead" of the ancient Egyptians (part I).
• The "Book of the Dead" of the ancient Egyptians (part II).
• The mystery of the Incas: the "dark constellations" and the celestial "floods" (with M. Maculotti).
• Pinocchio in Scandinavia: the roots of the fable in the Kalevala and in the Edda.
• “The Shining”: in the labyrinths of the psyche and time.
• The humanism of the ancient Egyptians and its relevance (I).
• The humanism of the ancient Egyptians and its relevance (II).

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FUSCO Sebastiano

• Lovecraft, or the inconsistency of the real.

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GABETTA Alexander

• Auras and inner lights.
• The Green Ray.

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GALEOT Joseph

• Our zodiacal roots: Totemism and the theory of transitional objects.

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GINEX Maurilio

• Akītu, the Babylonian New Year, and the updating of the Sacred.
• Evans-Pritchard and the rationality of a "wild" people: the Azande.

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GIORGETTI Renzo

• The emanations of the "Dark Satellite".
• HP Lovecraft, the "doors of perception" and the "cracks in the Great Wall".

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GOTHIC

• The rites of Easter night as an initiatory mystery.

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GRIECO Gabriel

• The Iranian rite of Ashura, between religion and politics.

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GUARRIELLO Peter

• Out now! "Cheetah, the Cheetah Girl" by Christopher Blayre.

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GURZO Miranda

• HP Lovecraft, the "lost worlds" and Theosophy.
• HP Lovecraft's “The Pickman's Model”: dissection by a nightmarish artist.
• "When the stars will be right": HP Lovecraft between prophecy and Apocalypse.

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HARRACH Beatrice

• Nietzsche, the archer, the bow and the tightrope of the will.

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JASTROW Jr. Morris

• Shamash, Sun and Saturn.

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JOY Nicola

• Colin Wilson: "The Outsider".

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COMPLAINT Francis

• The cyclopean ruins of Nan Madol in Pohnpei, in the Caroline Islands.
• The legend of the sunken city of Ys, the Breton Atlantis.
• On the "snow-white" Giant that stands out on the horizon at the end of EA Poe's Gordon Pym.

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LIBARDI Stephanie

• The journey of the soul after death. The symbolism of the funerary cloth of the Marquise of Dai.

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LORENZONI Alexander

• The dark side of India: Prajāpati and the geniture.
• Dravidian Origins: Indus Valley Civilization as the origin of some Vedic myths and rituals.

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MACULOTTI Marco

• Access to the Other World in the shamanic tradition, folklore and "abduction".
• “At the wall of time”: the question of history and the crisis of the modern world.
• “At the wall of time”: Ernst Jünger's prophecies about the Age of the Titans.
• “Altiplano”: the pangs of Pachamama and the Anima Mundi.
• Apollo the Destroyer: "coincidentia oppositorum" in hyperborean mysticism and eschatology.
• Apollo / Kronos in exile: Ogygia, the Dragon, the "fall".
• Marian & "Dame Bianche" appearances.
• Arthur Machen and the awakening of the Great God Pan.
• Waiting for John Frum. Vanuatu's “Cargo Cult”.
• The Friulian benandanti and the ancient European fertility cults.
• Bada Valley: the “xenomorphic” megaliths in the jungle.
• Blackwood: the "Panic of the Wilderness" and of infinite distance.
• Borobudur, "imago mundi" and "stone book" of the dharma.
• The lonely path of cinnabar.
• “The house with laughing windows”: fetishes and (self) sacrifices.
• Cernunno, Odin, Dionysus and other deities of the 'Winter Sun'.
• Charles Baudelaire: life, work, genius.
• Who is hiding behind the mask? Visits from Elsewhere and the paraphysical hypothesis.
• Cosmic cycles and time regeneration: immolation rites of the 'King of the Old Year'.
• Underworld civilization in science fiction fiction.
• "Underground" civilizations in myth, occultism and "alternative reality".
• He who looked into the abyss: HP Lovecraft and "The ocean at night".
• With Abraham Merritt on the Vessel of Ishtar.
• Conversations with Mircea Eliade.
• Chronicles of the End: from Machen's “Terror” to Lovecraft's “Color”.
• Cuevas de los Tayos: the Gold of the Gods in the Amazonian subsoil.
• From "The invasion of the body snatchers" to "The Thing": infection, possession and dehumanization.
• From Montague Rhodes James to Ari Aster's “Hereditary”.
• From Pan to the Devil: the 'demonization' and the removal of ancient European cults.
• From Stonehenge to Rapa Nui: Donald Wandrei and the return of the Titans.
• The diabolical conferences of Arthur Christopher Benson.
• The god of crossroads: no place is without genius.
• The Hypogeum God and the visionary rites of Chavín de Huantar.
• The primordial and triple god: esoteric and iconographic correspondences in ancient traditions.
• Dionysus in the mirror: the mask, the Daimon and the metaphysics of the "other-than-self".
• Cultural diversity and native justice: the "sentencing circle" and the sacred use of peyote among the native peoples of Canada.
• Divinity of the Underworld, the Afterlife and the Mysteries.
• The double spiral and the double movement of emanation and reabsorption of the cosmos.
• The doctrine of the Eternal Return of the same: from Berosus to Eliade.
• Prophetic Edgar Allan Poe: the “Gordon Pym” and synchronicities (translator).
• The enigma of Tiahuanaco, cradle of the Incas and "Island of Creation" in Andean mythology.
• Enigmas of the Mediterranean: the Guanches, the 'Peoples of the Sea' and Atlantis.
• Ernst Jünger, "At the Wall of Time": the "breaking level" and access to the "original fund".
• Sacred Experience and Psychedelic Experience: Presentation of «AXIS mundi» at the General States of Psychedelia in Italy 2020.
• The human being as multiplicity: mask, "doppelgänger" and puppet.
• Fairies, witches and goddesses: "subtle nourishment" and "bone renewal".
• The festival of Lughnasadh / Lammas and the Celtic god Lugh.
  
• The phenomenon of sleep paralysis: folkloric interpretations and recent hypotheses.
  
• “The physics of angels”: dialogue between a visionary biologist and a rebellious theologian.
• Folklore, shamanism and “witchcraft” among the Inuit of the Arctic (curator).
• Ophidic folklore: the "Rainbow Serpent", the Nagas and the fairy Melusina.
• “Follettiana”: 14 classic tales from all over the world about fairy beings.
• Fools, shamans, goblins: liminality, otherness and ritual inversion.
• Fragments of a forgotten shamanism: the Piedmontese Masche.
• G. de Santillana: “History to be rewritten”. Reflections on "Ancient Fate" and "Modern Affliction" (curator).
• The genocide of natives in Indian residential schools in Canada.
• Joan of Arc, the Fairies and "San Michele".
• The "Great Game" by Jacques Bergier.
• Guido von List and the magical-religious tradition of the Ariogermans.
• Gunung Padang: the Javanese "Mountain of Light", between (fanta) archeology and folklore.
• Gustav Meyrink at the frontiers of the occult.
• HP Lovecraft, the New Babel and the witch hunt 2.0 (part I).
• HP Lovecraft, the New Babel and the advent of the New Dark Age (part II).
• Imbolc, the triple goddess Brigit and the incubation of spring.
• Rudyard Kipling's India between folklore, terror and wonder.
• Thomas Ligotti's influence on the genesis of "True Detective".
• Shamanic initiation and the ways of the afterlife in the North American tradition.
• The disturbing Japanese case of the "spirits of the tsunami" (translation).
• Ioan P. Culianu: the Hyperborean shamanism of ancient Greece (curator).
• Jacques Bergier and "Magic Realism": a new paradigm for the atomic age.
• Kawah Ijen: Hell and Heaven.
• K. Kerényi: "The mythologem of timeless existence in ancient Sardinia" (curator).
• Kernunnos: or of the perennial renewal of the cosmos.
• The legend of the sunken city of Kitezh, the "Russian Atlantis" (translation).
• A cosmogonic reading of the pantheon of the Mexica tradition, in a perspective of religious syncretism.
• Lussi, the "Luminosa": the double pagan and "obscure" of Saint Lucia.
• The mask of the Daimon: Gustav Meyrink and the "Metamorphosis of the blood".
• Metamorphosis and ritual battles in the myth and folklore of the Eurasian populations.
• “Midsommar”: the coronation of Beauty and the expulsion of the Beast.
• Amazonian mirage.
• Mircea Eliade: "The myths of the modern world" (curator).
• The mysterious ruins of Malden Island, in the Pacific Ocean (translation).
• The mysterious Natchez Indians: tripartite caste system, Sun worship and eagle symbolism.
• The mysterious Tonkararin tunnels in Japan and the myth of the concealment of the goddess Amaterasu (translation).
• The mysterious Russian underground tunnels of Kebardino-Balkaria and the legend of the "Old City" (translation).
• The mystery of the Incas: the "dark constellations" and the celestial "floods" (with P. Formichetti).
• The "myths of emergence" in the traditions of Native Americans.
• A Red Death in gray Venice.
• Muses, sirens and black stars: the cruel tales of Carlo H. De 'Medici.
• In the Twilight Zone.
• Eyes, puppets and doppelgänger: the "uncanny" in "Der Sandmann" by ETA Hoffmann (I).
• “Ombra”, the chivalrous arabesque of the poet who anticipated the fantasy-quest and… Jung.
• The Waves of Destiny: The Tales of the North Seas by Jonas Lie.
• “Oniricon”: HP Lovecraft, the Dream and the Elsewhere.
• The supernatural horror of Montague Rhodes James.
• Pachacuti: cycles of creation and destruction of the world in the Andean tradition.
• Paolo Riberi: the “Gnostic Renaissance” in modern cinema.
• “Passport to Magonia”: from folklore to alien myth.
• “Penda's Fen”: the sacred daimon of ungovernable.
• The "Little People" in Southeast Native American folklore.
• “Picnic at Hanging Rock”: an Apollonian allegory.
• Psychosis in the shamanic vision of the Algonquians: The Windigo.
• Rudyard Kipling's “Brazilian notebooks”.
• The kidnappings of the Fairies: the "changeling" and the "renewal of the lineage".
• The kidnappings of the Fairies and the mystery of the "Missing 411".
• The representation of the "Savage", between taboos and stereotypes: the case of "Cannibal Holocaust".
• Reality, illusion, magic and witchcraft: the "uncanny" in ETA Hoffmann's "Nocturnes" (II).
• Travel photo reportage: Northern Mongolia (part I).
• Travel photo reportage: Northern Mongolia (part II).
• The "revival" of Astrology in the 900s according to Eliade, Jünger and Santillana.
• Pan's Awakening in Victorian-Edwardian England: "The Garden of # 19" by Edgar Jepson.
• "The return of the Star Peoples". The X-Files of the Indian Reserves.
• Robert Louis Stevenson "in the South Seas".
• Rhodes: in the shadow of the Colossus.
• Buffalo sacrifice and megalithic funerary cults in Sulawesi and Southeast Asia.
• The Sacred Circle of the Cosmos in the holistic-biocentric vision of Native Americans.
• Blood, Gens, Genius: familiar rites in ancient Rome.
• Thousands of rock paintings dating back to the Ice Age discovered in the Amazon (translator).
• The secrets of Twin Peaks: the "Evil that comes from the woods".
• The divine service of the Greeks.
• The Sheela-na-Gig and the cult of generative powers in Celtic Christianity.
• The symbolism of the Swan, the «Hyperborean Thrace» and the Eleusinian connection.
• The symbolism of the double serpent and the "guardian of the treasure".
• The symbolism of the Spiral: the Milky Way, the shell, the "rebirth".
• Secret history of the conquest of Peru: the prophetic dream of the Inca Viracocha and the coming of the Spaniards.
• Secret History of New Zealand: From Oral Tradition to Genetic Analysis.
• The archaic substratum of the end of year celebrations: the traditional significance of the 12 days between Christmas and the Epiphany.
• On the "duende" by García Lorca and the "spirit of the earth" by Ernst Jünger.
• On the traditional conception of figurative art and its sacral function.
• On the perennial reality of the myth: "The secret wisdom of bees" by Pamela Lyndon Travers.
• On the shoulders of Jötnar: interview with Ylenia Oliverio ("Il Bosco di Chiatri", "Vanatrú Italia").
• Cyclical time and linear time: Kronos / Shiva, the "Time that devours everything".
• Terence McKenna and the "food of the gods".
• Terror and Ecstasy: Arthur Machen's "Hill of Dreams".
• The oral tradition of the "Big Stories" as the foundation of the Native Peoples Law of Canada.
• The "Atlantic Crossing" and Ernst Jünger's look at Brazil.
• “True Detective”: Rust Cohle's Final Ascension.
• "True Detective": Childress, Pan and the Wildermann.
• "True Detective": the Devouring Time and the Eternal Return.
• “True Detective”: Rust Cohle's Weltanschauung.
• Antediluvian, giant, "gentle" humanity.
• Towards “TimeWave Zero”: Psychedelia and Eschatology in Terence McKenna.
• “The Traveler of Agartha”: the magical realism of Abel Posse.
• William Hope Hodgson's Journey at the End of the Night.
• Viracocha and the myths of the origins: creation of the world, anthropogenesis, foundation myths.
• Life as a gher: nomadism in Mongolia.
• Journey to Mongolia: the confessions of Bolod the Buryat.
• Nocturnal voices at the Sublicio bridge.
• WB Yeats, William Blake and the sacred power of the imagination.
• "Weird" Far West.
• “The Wicker Man”: from folklore to folk-horror.
• William Butler Yeats, navigator of the Great Memory.
• Zalmoxis, Apollo Soranus & le Mannerbünde.

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MACULOTTI Matthew

• The Krampus, double demonic of San Nicolò.
• Archetypal Lycanthropy: "Man Becomes Wolf" by Robert Eisler.

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MAY Nicolò

• Adriano Olivetti and Rudolf Steiner: the possible connections.
• HP Lovecraft & JRR Tolkien: world creators in the century of irrationalism.
• The Victorian “Gothic Revival” and the romantic nostalgia for the Middle Ages.
• Pellegrina Vitello, the story of an alleged sixteenth-century witch from Messina.

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MAIMONE Matteo & SIDA Anna

• Kasada Festival: a pilgrimage to Mount Bromo.

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MALATESTA Stephen

• Dying like a god: the strange case of Captain Cook.

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MARGOTTI Flavio

• EVERY SOUL IS A STAR — 1) Gustav Meyrink.

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MARLETTA Gianluca

• The Virgin of Guadalupe, the Feathered Serpent and the "hidden river" of history.

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MARTINI Mark

• The “Omega Point”: where Mircea Eliade and Teilhard de Chardin meet.

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MARTINI Matt

• It is not terrestrial (and it does not claim to be).

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MASSAIU Alberto

• The distant origins of the Sardinian Carnival.
• Stories from past worlds: from Samhain to Halloween.

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MATHLOUTHI Paul

• The headless horseman. Washington Irving, the dark face of America.
• Dorothy Carrington's dream Corsica.
• The "Sulphurous Gothic" by Leo Perutz.
• Escape from the prison of the mind: "Gormenghast" by Mervyn Peake.
• “Indomite”: the witches' tales of Simona Friuli.
• Sarban, the pilgrim from the heart of darkness.
• Venus in fur: Sacher-Masoch's medusea antimoral.

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DECKS Alessandro

• The interiority is formed in chronospheres.
• We do not live in time, but in "chronospheres".

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MB Anna

• Asclepius: genesis and myth, from hero to god.
• Francesco Petrarca and the search for the last Thule.
• Priapus "unveiled" in an ancient Molise tradition.
• The religions of mystery: soteriology of the Mithraic cult and of Attis / Cybele.

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GIANFRANCO APPLES

• At the origins of Laùro, the Salento nightmare sprite.
• “Chameleonic analogies”: from the mandrake to the salamander, from the basilisk to the elf.
• Ritual and medicinal uses of Papaver Somniferum.

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MYCELES Melinda

• “Isis in Paris”: notes on the hermetic symbolism of the Notre-Dame Cathedral.

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MODENA ALTIERI Ascanio

• Anna Perenna and the source of the eternal return.
• Goddesses and women of the ancient Mediterranean.
• “Sos gherreros”, the Giants of Mont'e Prama.
• Lupercalia: the cathartic celebrations of Februa.

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MOLLAR GianMario

• The "Ghost Riders", the "Chasse-Galerie" and the myth of the Wild Hunt.
• Jack Fiddler, Wendigo's last hunter.
• Rosazza (BI): a stone jewel between freemasonry and spiritism (with RM Eusebio).
• The Si-Te-Cah, ancient giants of Nevada, and the mystery of the "Mounds".
• The Wild Man's Tomb.
• Yenaldooshi, the shape-shifting "Skinwalker" of Navajo folklore.

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MONTEANNI Luigi

• Kasenian Réak: the Sundanese horse dance between artistic performance and ceremonial possession (I).
• Kasenian Réak: the Sundanese horse dance between artistic performance and ceremonial possession (II).

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MRIGA Hiranya

• Pluto and the transits of the times.

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OBSIDIAN MIRROR

• The island of the dead: from Böcklin's visions to Fabrizio Valenza's novel.
• The true nature of the Green Man.

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HORAZI Lorenzo

• The sacrifice of Isaac in Jewish iconography.
• The Sacrifice of Isaac in Jewish Iconography (Part II).

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PADOAN Jari

• 30 years of “Bram Stoker's Dracula”.
• Considerations on the question of hierolanguage in the Middle Ages (I).
• Considerations on the question of hierolanguage in the Middle Ages (II).
• Edgar Allan Poe, singer of the abyss.
• The "blood of the Sun": on human sacrifice in the pre-Columbian tradition.
• Viruses, Vampires and Zombies: The Pandemic Theme in Modern Fantastic.

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PALMESANO Maximilian

• The magic of the Mainarde: on the trail of the Janare and the Deer Man.
• The gates of winter: “'i cicci” (the seeds), the meal and the host of the dead.
• The witches of Alicudi: notes of Aeolian folklore.
• The Deer Man of the Castelnuovo Carnival and the regeneration of spring.

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PALMIERI Daniel

• Beasts, Men, Gods.
• “Dune”: an esoteric analysis. Cosmism and the latent powers of man.

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PELAGATTI Mark

• Christians and pagans: an irreconcilable conflict?
• “Beyond the Real”, or of the literary dignity of the Fantastic.

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PILGRIM John

• Some reflections on John Keel's "superspectrum" theory.
• Some reflections on "abductions".
• Vampirism in the light of Jacques Vallée's theories.

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SPINDLES Lorenzo

• Arthur Machen's "Other Reality".
• Completing the Work: a pilgrimage in the Sansevero Chapel.
• Cyberpunk is dead: long live Cyberpunk.
• Devilman: the myth.
• Hieronymus Bosch and the drôleries.
• Robert E. Howard, the gentle giant of Cross Plains.
• IconoSophia, in search of a philosophical painting.
• JRR Tolkien, the human story of a twentieth century hobbit.
• JRR Tolkien and the fall of Arthur.
• Jung and the magical rule over destiny. Interview with Roberto Cecchetti.
• “Weird literature: narrating the unthinkable”. Interview with Francesco Corigliano.
• In the dark meanders of Carcosa.
• "Nothing is death for us": the roots of Epicurus' thought.
• "Beyond the real".
• Pierre Hadot and the spiritual exercises in antiquity.
• “Poseidonis”: the fall of Atlantis as seen by Clark Ashton Smith.
• The first Nietzsche and the birth of the tragedy.
• That symbolic parallelism between Mircea Eliade and Emil Cioran.
• "The land of the Anunnaki".
• Vasilij Kandinskij and the mysticism of colors.
• "Zothique n. 4 ”: Arthur Machen and the panic charm of the uncanny.

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PERRA Daniel

• The Amazons and the Origins: on the theory of "primordial matriarchy".
• The myth of concealment in Eurasian traditions.
• The solar monotheism of the Emperor Flavius ​​Claudius Julian.
• Sacredness, myth and divinity in the civilization of the ancient Sardinians.
• Turan, the land of wolves.

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PISCITELLI Alfonso

• Cimmerians, Scythians and Sarmatians: the Iranian peoples of ancient Eurasia.
• American presidents and the "Year Zero curse".

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PISCIUNERI Vincenzo

• The Altaic exploration of Nicholas Roerich in search of Belovodye, "the Land of the Living Gods".
• Roerich, Gurdjieff, Blavatsky: the secrets of the Gobi desert.

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POLEGGI Riccardo

• The possible connections between "Twin Peaks" and Germanic mythology.

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RAMORINO Francis

• William Blake: sacred visions and "Lucid Dreaming".

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BUZZ Pink

• The suffering of the earth: overpopulation and the myths of depopulation in India, Iran and Greece.

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RUFFIN Daniel

• The Berber people: between caravans, deserts and oases.

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RUZZAI Michele

• The sexual bipolarization, the "feminine" and the advent of human corporeality.
• The Demiurge and the Negative Possibility: Fall.
• The Demiurge and the positive possibility: shaping.
• The end of the primordial age and the "Fall of Man".
• North-South: the first human dichotomy and the separation of the southern branch.
• Arctic homeland or "Mother Africa"?
• The Pole, the incorporation, the Androgyne.
• The ancient roots of the Indo-Europeans.
• The Second Half of the Paradise Age: Some Preliminary Concepts.
• The Eternal Man and the Cosmic Cycles.

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SALANDRA Simon

• “The Knight, Death and the Devil”: Dürer's late Gothic symbolism.
• Around the sacred spatiality.
• The symbolism of the two solstices, from two-faced Janus to the two Johns.

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SAPONARO Go

• The Labrys, the Bull and the Labyrinth.

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SAVASTA Simon

• Indigenous Siberian peoples and the Russian "national question".

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SCARABELLI Andrew

• Pupi Avati's fantastorico Elsewhere (interview).
• Beasts, men or gods: HP Lovecraft's alien cults.
• Colin Wilson & Jacques Bergier: that is, the conspiracy of history.
• The Fantastic and the shipwreck of reality: “Looks on the Unknown. Decameron of the Mystery ”for 2020.
• The esoteric futurism of the Russian Cosmists.
• Interview with Giorgio Galli: esotericism, culture & politics (with R. Catania Marrone).
• Interview with Giuseppe Lippi: "The fantastic is the exception, not the rule".
• Mircea Eliade: "Pauwels, Bergier and the Planet of wizards".
• Science and fantasy: “Etidorhpa”, John Uri Lloyd's Hollow Earth.
• Terra Sarda: Ernst Jünger's metaphysical Mediterranean.

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SCARINCI Mark

• From Siberian Shamanism to Yungdrung Bön: a hypothesis on the Prehistoric Bön of Eurasia.
• On possession in Hinduism.

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SICONOLFI Roberto

• From the shaman to the raver: electronic music between primitivism and ecstasy.
• David Cronenberg: the Demon in Matter.
• The internal empire: hidden notes on David Lynch's cinema.

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SIMONATO David

• The Puer and the Kore for Károly Kerényi: uncertainty, origin and foundation.
• Thomas Mann, the nocturnal side of reason and the depth of the Myth.

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SYNESCALC Luke

• Agostino Arrivabene, that painting full of magical will.
• Spiritual autobiography.
• Fernando Pessoa between politics and prophecy.

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SPAIN Francesco

• Spiritual Animals: Native Traditions of Subarctic Canada.

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STANGHELLINI Claudia

• “Fairies”: an unexpected journey.
• Hildegard of Bingen, the Sibyl of the Rhine.
• “Beyond the Real”: for a Metaphysics of the Fantastic.
• The Saga of Gunnar, the idiot of Keldugnúpur.

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DRUM Valentina

• On the sacred symbolism of the floor mosaic of the Cathedral of Otranto.

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TAURUS Lorenzo

• Devotion: the sunset of the idols and the Waldgänger trail.

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TORREGROSSA Clear

• The cult of Isis during the Hellenistic period.

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TRIPALDI Laura

• John Dee and the secret language of angels.

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UDAI NATH Beatrice

• From Ganesha to Dionysus: dismemberment and (re) integration.
• Parmenides, priest of Apollo: the "incubatio" and sacred healing.
• Shiva Bharaiva, the holy city of Varanasi and the Axis Mundi.

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VALENTINI Mariachiara

• Apology of witches. Johann Wier's “De Lamiis”.
• “Mephistopheles and the Androgyne”. The mystery of totality according to Mircea Eliade.
• Abyssal Thought: Friedrich Nietzsche and the Eternal Return.

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VALLORA Mark

• Villiers de l'Isle-Adam, adventurer of the unconscious.

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VIGILANT Gabriele

• Tomte and Vättar, Swedish farm folklore entities.

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Federica ZIGARELLI

• "Santa Claus executed", or the eternal return of an immortal rite.
• Germanic Isis.
• Odhinn and Týr: war, law and magic in the Germanic tradition.
• South and Magic: the South between archaisms and historical precariousness.