Deth Blog
Welcome to Deth Blog, your sanctuary for the strange and sinister. We delve into the chilling depths of Horror and Paranormal phenomena. Explore real-life hauntings, cryptid encounters, and unexplained events. Discover articles that will send shivers down your spine.
We celebrate visionary Horror and Fantasy Authors. Learn about the minds behind your favorite terrifying tales. Uncover the inspiration behind epic dark fantasies. Journey through Mysterious and Hidden History from across the globe. Unearth forgotten secrets and ancient enigmas. From lost civilizations to unsolved historical puzzles, we cover it all.
Deth Blog is for those fascinated by the dark, the unknown, and the fantastical. Join us as we pull back the veil. Explore the world’s most compelling mysteries.
Lilith:The Dark Feminine Power That Defied Creation
The Origins of Lilith: Demon or Divine? Lilith’s legend is as ancient as the shadows she walks in. Her origins trace back to Mesopotamian mythology, where she was feared as a night demon, a storm spirit, and a bringer of death. Found in Sumerian, Akkadian, and Assyrian texts, she was depicted as a winged, predatory…
William S. Burroughs
Introduction to William S. Burroughs William S. Burroughs stands out as one of the most influential figures in modern American literature. Born in 1914 into a wealthy family in St. Louis, Missouri, he defied the expectations of his privileged background to carve out a life defined by rebellion, experimentation, and a fearless exploration of taboo…
Pinhead
The Horror Icon That Changed Fear Forever The Origins of Pinhead Few horror villains command the same level of respect and fear as Pinhead, the enigmatic leader of the Cenobites from Clive Barker’s Hellraiser. With his pale, scarred face marked by a grid of deep cuts and cold, piercing eyes, Pinhead is a unique figure…
The Raft of the Medusa
The story behind The story of the French naval ship “Méduse” (Medusa) is a haunting tale of tragedy, survival, and scandal that left a deep mark on French history and art. In 1816, during the post-Napoleonic Restoration period, the Méduse was part of a convoy sent by France to reclaim the colony of Senegal from…
