~ Early Web Links ~

Darkdragon's personal paranormal site focuses on ghosts, hauntings, and supernatural investigations, featuring multiple ghost photo galleries, investigation reports, and upcoming ghost hunt announcements. The site includes fiction ghost stories, a paranormal members section, and links to a companion site boasting over 200 ghost photographs.

Screaming Egg is a personal Neocities site with a mysterious, esoteric atmosphere, featuring sections on art, hobbies, and an in-progress Esoterica page that hints at occult and oddities content. The creator uses atmospheric prose, shark imagery, and participates in multiple webrings, giving the site a distinct small-web personality centered on the strange and unusual.

Created by Marc Vandekeere, this site serves as a multimedia library dedicated to lucid dreaming, out-of-body experiences, and astral projection, collecting free audio and video links from sources like the Monroe Institute. Visitors can explore mind-expanding media featuring interviews with authors and researchers covering consciousness, quantum physics, dream science, and spiritual topics.

Run by RegManabq, this blog chronicles one person's hands-on investigations into Electronic Voice Phenomenon, the practice of recording supposed ghost voices as explored in the film White Noise. Posts cover EVP recordings, community members like Darren Blanchard's EVP Society, and discussions around the ethics and methods of paranormal audio research.

Paranormal-Encyclopedia.com is a free, alphabetically indexed reference site covering the full spectrum of paranormal topics, from UFOs and cryptozoology to parapsychology and divination. Visitors can browse categories like ghosts and hauntings, the Bermuda Triangle, ancient astronauts, and psychic phenomena, making it a comprehensive one-stop guide for curious minds.

Magickalmind is a rich reference site covering occult and esoteric topics such as Aleister Crowley, Helena Blavatsky, Tarot, Wicca, Chakras, and the hidden origins of holidays like Halloween and Easter. Built by Carol K and contributor Dorian B, the site also weaves in literary content including poetry, essays, Oscar Wilde, and mysteries like crop circles and Jack the Ripper.

Necronomi.com is a personal site with an occult-themed aesthetic, hinting at dark and esoteric content through its 'forbidden pages' branding. The site is currently transitioning to version 2.0 and directing visitors to the creator's new blog at sorcerer.blog.

Controverscial.com is George's extensive personal site devoted to Wicca, witchcraft, and paganism, covering sabbats, spells, correspondences, candle magic, sacred sites, and pagan biographies. With years of archived content spanning seasonal celebrations from 2008 through 2010 and resources on everything from numerology to circle casting, it serves as a thorough reference for practitioners of the Craft.

Created by 'One of Many of One,' this is an extensive curated link directory of occult ebook sources, covering forums, search engines, web libraries, torrent proxies, and specialized collections ranging from Rosicrucian texts to witchcraft archives. It serves as a comprehensive jumping-off point for anyone seeking esoteric, metaphysical, and occult literature across the open and dark web.

A Field Guide to Irish Fairies explores seven creatures from Irish mythology, including the Dullahan, Pooka, Banshee, Leprechauns, and Merrows, presented as a serious reflection on beings that 'may not be entirely fictional.' Part of the broader irelandseye.com portal, this feature blends cultural history with folklore, even offering fairy-themed e-cards and a Leprechaun Watch.