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Krampus
Read more: KrampusChristmas! It’s the most wonderful time of the year! If you celebrate this holiday, then December means taking part in your favorite traditions: There are many traditions and ways to celebrate Christmas, and for good reason. Christmas is a time of love, hope, and peace. I firmly believe it is why we celebrate in the…
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“An Interview”
Read more: “An Interview”A short horror story I wrote to bring more attention to eating disorders. This story is NOT for people with eating disorders because it has triggers in it. If you are dealing with an eating disorder please know I did not write this story for you to read. It is for those who do not…
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Interview Of A Horror Writer
Read more: Interview Of A Horror WriterBy: Violet Tempest It’s April, in the year 2020, and so far it’s been a doozy. A lot of us are self-quarantined in order to protect ourselves and our loved ones from the C.O.V.I.D-19 virus, otherwise known as the Coronavirus. During this time of turmoil, with so much gloom and doom in the media and…
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Furfur
Read more: FurfurThis week’s post in the Demon section of the Tempest Files focuses on Furfur, a powerful demon who presides as an Earl of Hell over twenty-six legions of demons.
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Empousa
Read more: EmpousaWhen we look at the lore in that light, what does it say about our current vampiric lore? Why in this day and age vampires appear as sexy, rich, powerful beings whom we want to be with?
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Devil
Read more: DevilWhether you believe or not is not the issue. What is at issue is whether we, humanity, thrive. In order to this we have to put aside our differences, look out for one another, and take care of the planet we live on.
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Cabariel
Read more: CabarielCabariel is a demon prince of the 31 spirits of Solomon. He ranks fourth in command under the demon Amendiel – Emperor of the Western region of Hell. Cabariel prefers isolation causing him to seek out isolated areas. He can not be clearly seen with the naked eye, the best way to see him is…
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Baal
Read more: BaalAlso spelled Bael or BaellPronounced Bail. The legend of Baal did not start out with him a demon. In the beginning he was a Canaanite deity over agricultural and fertility. His name meant the lord and as he son of El, the High God of Canaan he would have been lord of life and ruler…
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