Necromancy: Conjuring the Spirits of the Dead

by Neres Wane

A brief and simple method of Necromancy based upon an ancient European grimoire, albeit simplified. Also contains a critique of the ancient method, illuminating what is necessary to perform such a conjuring in contrast to what is unnecessary.

15 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 9, 2015

Reviews

[Acacia]

A brief and well written review of an old necromantic ritual, the author includes their own insights into the universe in a witty way without being condescending to the reader. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

[Benjamin Barnes]

Wow

This was a well researched commentary on an ancient grimoire . About how to Call forth the spirits of those whom died!

[Cara Gilray]

Lacking any real content. And a necromancer that won't harm animals? Better be vegan cause supporting carnivorous consumer markets harms animals.

Lacked content.
Very short.
Hypocritical.
Cowardly in his supposed method of necromancy. Wish i could get my money back.
Would not recommend this to anyone who wants to perform real grey magiks.

[Isabelle Laroche]

Was fun to read. Too short!