The Book of the Arab follows the elusive trail of the Necronomicon from its beginning in 730 A.D., when it was written by Abdul Alhazred, the "Mad Arab," in Damascus. The Book of the Arab was originally published by Starry Wisdom Press in 1979. It was quickly suppressed by groups seeking to keep the Necronomicon hidden. This book makes a bold attempt to ascertain the current whereabouts of the Necronomicon based on its printing history. Anyone with an interest in black magick will appreciate this examination of the most notorious grimoire of all time. Be warned that the Necronomicon is an instrument of evil that leads to death and destruction.
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The Book of the Arab follows the elusive trail of the Necronomicon from its beginning in 730 A.D., when it was written by Abdul Alhazred, the "Mad Arab," in Damascus. The Book of the Arab was originally published by Starry Wisdom Press in 1979. It was quickly suppressed by groups seeking to keep the Necronomicon hidden. This book makes a bold attempt to ascertain the current whereabouts of the Necronomicon based on its printing history. Anyone with an interest in black magick will appreciate this examination of the most notorious grimoire of all time. Be warned that the Necronomicon is an instrument of evil that leads to death and destruction.
Justin Geoffry is an occult researcher and writer. He is a graduate of Miskatonic University with a PhD in literature. He is an expert in the area of sacred texts and has transcribed several ancient manuscripts housed in the British Museum. His research has identified the authorship of several medieval grimoires. Justin Geoffry rarely makes public appearances or interviews. He enjoys his privacy due to the controversial nature of his work.
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