Ghosts, prophetic dreams, visions, alchemists are crowded into the pages of a small book, Some Curious Adventures and Dreams, first published in 1829. Here there was a place for classic stories like “the dream of Scipio”, “the prophecies of Casotta” or the German “ghost of the white lady”, and for fantastic stories about Flamel, St. Germain and Nostradamus, and for lesser-known mystical “adventures”. According to poet and critic M. A. Dmitrieva, this book is "remarkable in many ways for those who believe that there is a connection of this world with another world that we do not see." "Some Curious Adventures and Dreams" Reissued for the First Time Fantasy, Mysticism, Ghosts, Alchemy, Fiction, Mysticism, Ghosts, Alchemy