Voss Codex

These pages were found in the study of Professor Aldric Voss following his disappearance in the winter of 1931. What they contain - rituals of contact with entities that predate human civilization, workings for clear sight and hidden knowledge, necromantic arts for counsel from the dead, and twenty-four years of journals recording Voss's direct encounters with the dreaming gods - has no parallel in the published literature of the occult.

From the Dreaming Contact that reaches Cthulhu in his sunken city, to the Open Corridor that summons Nyarlathotep, to the Bone Question that extracts knowledge from the three-hundred-year-old tooth of a Salem witch - the Voss Codex is a complete practical manual for a tradition that has been passed, hand to hand, for fifty thousand years.

This third and complete edition incorporates four sources of previously sealed material, including the twenty-four working journals recovered from a location that had not been found in two prior estate searches, and a letter addressed to Voss by name, written on seventeenth-century paper, whose author identifies herself only as E.