The Devil Went Down to Curzon Street
In 1915 a lady ghost-writer is visited by the Devil in her flat in Curzon Street. Although she believes him to be a dream, the Evil One leaves behind a physical sign.
In 1915 a lady ghost-writer is visited by the Devil in her flat in Curzon Street. Although she believes him to be a dream, the Evil One leaves behind a physical sign.
A German professor came up with an unusual theory about where the Devil got his face. The Stuarts are blamed once again.
The Devil and the Cave of Gold After lingering too long in the crypts of research for The Victorian Book of the Dead, it is time for a Ripping Yarn. Settle into your fireside armchair, refresh your glass of whiskey, and light your pipe while I gaze into the fire meditatively and share the thrilling tale of “The Devil and the Cave of Gold.”
Please allow me to introduce Mr. Herman Menz, Detroit resident, stone-mason, and blasphemous free-thinker who erected a statue of the Devil in front of his home, to the dismay of his church-going neighbors.