Title: Fools come in all shapes
Product review: Lets be honest here people. Howard Phillips Lovecraft INVENTED the necronomicon in September of 1922 as a literary tool to enrich several of his FICTIONAL works. This book is an obvious tactic to grift impressionable fools. If you'd like to believe that the power of the universe can be harnessed to your whim, then go right ahead, but don't waste your time on obvious hoaxes. If you'd like to read a few REAL titles instead of this poorly conceived abomination then I can recommend the following:Malleus Maleficarum and Compendium Maleficarum Francisco M. Guazzo;Ars Magna et Ultima, Raymond Lully;De Lapide Philosophico, Johannes Trithemius;Key of Wisdom, Artephius;Thesaurus Chemicus, Roger Bacon;Turba Philosophorum, Guglielmo Grataroli;De Furtivis Literarum Notis, Giovanni Battista della Porta;The Daemonolatreia, Remigius;Good luck finding them!
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