Dead Names: The Dark History of the Necronomicon

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Simon , editor of the Necronomicon, discussed the bizarre circumstances that
surround the ancient occult workbook.
Dead Names: The Dark History of the Necronomicon
Book Description
The most feared, fascinating, and dangerous book
in the history of humankind . . .
Necronomicon
An ancient Arabic text — a powerful book of spells that could, in the wrong hands, create
unimaginable and irreversible devastation — the Necronomicon featured prominently in the
stories of legendary horror writer H.P. Lovecraft. For many generations, few believed it to be
anything other than pure fiction.
But in 1972, a young man who, for his own protection, must be known simply as “Simon,”
stumbled upon an old, handwritten manuscript that ultimately proved to be an authentic
edition of the unholy work.
Dead Names is the startling true account of the dark and violent history of this most fearsome
of books: from its Middle Eastern origins to its reemergence centuries later; its role in pivotal
events of the twentieth century, from the JFK assassination to the Son of Sam murders; and
the terrible fates that befell those who helped bring the Necronomicon out of the shadows and
into the light of day.
As already discussed on our podcast: Part 1 and Part 2 of PlusUltra! Tracy’s discussion with
Peter Levenda.
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