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Another 10 Bizarre Cases of Mass Hysteria - Vimarsana News

Another 10 Bizarre Cases of Mass Hysteria

Following on from our previous list of ten bizarre outbreaks of mass hysteria, we present our second ten. Mass hysteria is the phenomenon that causes

The Quietus | Features | Subscriber Area | New Sonic Rites: Runesine On Their Exclusive Release For tQ Subscribers - Vimarsana News

The Quietus | Features | Subscriber Area | New Sonic Rites: Runesine On Their Exclusive Release For tQ Subscribers

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Stephen King The Two: "Greatest horror tales" He Has Ever Read - Vimarsana News

Stephen King The Two: "Greatest horror tales" He Has Ever Read

Master of Horror Stephen King has revealed what he believes are the two greatest horror tales of all time.

Murdering medics, music halls and the myth of Merrie England - Vimarsana News

Murdering medics, music halls and the myth of Merrie England

Judge an era by its murders. The Edwardian age’s most notorious crime was a conventional, even banal, domestic killing – “the story of a quiet, unassuming man who poisoned his overbearing wife so that he might be with his lover”. The case of Dr Hawley Harvey Crippen, a failed medical charlatan, became an instant sensation, with all the ingredients that matched the obsessions and diversions of the time: the music hall – Crippen’s American-born wife Cora had trod the boards as “Belle Elmore” – ind

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Little Englanders by Alwyn Turner, review: judge an era by its murders - Vimarsana News

Little Englanders by Alwyn Turner, review: judge an era by its murders

Alwyn Turner's portrait of the Edwardian era outlines how – despite a flood of new technologies – Britain became obsessed by its rural past