The Girl From Samarcand & Satan's Garden

"The Girl From Samarcand & Satan's Garden" by E. Hoffmann Price presents an enthralling anthology that dives into the depths of fantasy fiction and the supernatural. In "The Girl from Samarcand," readers are transported to a world where the mystique of exotic rugs captivates the senses, weaving a narrative of enchantment and obsession. Diane battles for her husband's attention against the backdrop of vivid textiles, as Hammersmith Clarke becomes consumed by a mysterious rug from Samarcand. This story explores the supernatural influence of art and memory, questioning the boundaries of love and sanity. Meanwhile, "Satan's Garden" unfurls a gripping tale set in the atmospheric town of Bayonne. As Glenn Farrell and Pierre d'Artois investigate the eerie occurrences surrounding Antoinette Delatour, the story delves into a world of occult practices and hidden dangers. With references to Hassan al Sabbah and his Assassins, the narrative weaves a rich tapestry of historical intrigue and paranormal mystery. Antoinette's vivid dreams lead to a chilling exploration of a veiled Master and a secret society of hasheesh-eaters, blurring the line between reality and the supernatural. This collection captivates with its blend of fantasy fiction and paranormal elements, offering readers the allure of the exotic and the unknown. Perfect for those drawn to the mystical and the mysterious, "The Girl From Samarcand & Satan's Garden" invites you to embark on a journey through art, memory, and the enigmatic forces that shape our world.