Articles by Jenny Williamson

Serial killers may seem like a modern phenomenon. But there were serial killers in operation in the ancient world—or so it would seem. Evidence for them is everywhere—in [...Read More...]

In this episode, we’ll delve into the mystery of Aokigahara, known in Japanese as the Sea of Trees—and to the rest of the world as the Suicide Forest. After the Golden [...Read More...]

Who were the witches and sorceresses of ancient Greece and Rome–and how did they wield their power? In this episode, ancient occult expert Daniel Ogden introduces us to [...Read More...]

Become a Patron! Here’s a link to Daniel Ogden’s titles on subjects including ancient necromancy, witches, serpents, dragons, werewolves, and many [...Read More...]

Become a Patron! First! Here’s that documentary we mentioned, “Riddles of the Dead: Skeleton Lake” by National Geographic. It’s on DailyMotion, so [...Read More...]

In 1942, a forest ranger was hiking on an isolated trail deep in the Himalayas. Rising over 16,000 feet in elevation, he climbed a ridge that looked down a steep-sided funnel [...Read More...]

Did you know that the ancient Greeks and Romans didn’t have a word for sharks–despite the fact that they must have seen them eating sailors during sea battles all [...Read More...]

Become a Patron! Here’s Ryan’s published article on sea life as described by Pliny the Elder! Divine Nature and the Natural Divine: The Marine Folklore of Pliny [...Read More...]

High in the mountains of eastern Crete, there’s a secret that has been kept since the 1200s BC. It’s the secret of the strange and still-unexplained 80+ ancient villages [...Read More...]

Become a Patron! First, here it is in all its glory: “The Mystery of the Sphinx,” the documentary with Robert Schoch, John Anthony West and Charleton Heston (for [...Read More...]