Are You A Witch?
“Are You a Witch?” That’s the question that Strange Unknown magazine asked its readers in 1967 while encouraging them to send in letters explaining how they have “put their powers to work.” If their letter was selected for publication the writer was paid $5 (with inflation that amounts to about $41, which is more than…
Strange Unknown: Witchcraft in 1967
In the late sixties Myron Fass, the renowned American publisher of many cheap pulp magazines and horror-themed comic books, took notice of the public’s growing fascination with the paranormal. The result was Strange Unknown, a short-lived endeavor released by Fass’ Tempest Publications that landed on newsstands in 1967. After two issues it disappeared into the…
Bigelow’s Zodiac Carpet Campaign
By the late 1960s the Age of Black Aquarius was in full swing. The occult revival had gone mainstream and pop astrology was becoming a hot topic at cocktails parties. One of the best examples of this phenomenon was the zodiac advertising campaign for the Bigelow carpet company launched in 1969.According to various newspaper articles…
It’s Virgo Season!
Celebrating Virgo Season by sharing this zodiac profile of one of David McCallum by an unknown astrologer from a 1966 issue of Fabulous 208. McCallum was a popular British actor in the swinging sixties thanks to his starring role in the James Bond inspired television series The Man From U.N.C.L.E. and roles in films such…
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