IN THE SPOOKY LABORATORY. HOMUNCULUS, GOLEM, FRANKENSTEIN'S MONSTER, MR HYDE AND OTHERS

Discover the fascinating world of creatures created by humans - from alchemical experiments to literary and film visions. Immerse yourself in the dark trilogy by Bartłomiej G. Sala, where the boundaries between science and magic blur, and monstrous creations come to light. This book is an extraordinary journey through the recesses of human imagination, full of secrets and terrifying discoveries. Are you ready to meet the homunculus, golem, Frankenstein's monster, Mr. Hyde and other terrifying figures?

• Learn the history of creatures created by man.
• Discover the alchemical roots and scientific experiments.
• Immerse yourself in the classics of literature and cinema.
• Analyze the Prometheus myth in the context of created beings.
• Find out how man unintentionally brought monsters to life.
• Get to know the fate of the ugly Mr. Edward Hyde and the Invisible Man.
• Explore cultural traditions and ancient messages.

"In the Spooky Laboratory" is the third and final part of the "black trilogy" by Bartłomiej G. Sala. The book is a kind of pedigree of beings that, according to the records of alchemists, historical sources, common opinions and classics of literature and cinema, were to be created by man through magical practices, alchemical experiments or scientific experiments. These beings, to a greater or lesser extent, were inscribed in the Prometheus myth, showing the ambitions and consequences of human interference in nature.

In addition to the creatures created by the intentional action of man, the book also includes those to whom he gave life unintentionally, for example, without understanding, whispering a magic formula or triggering another cause-and-effect sequence. In this way, life was to be breathed, among other things, into the Egyptian mummies awakening from their eternal sleep. There was also room for beings to whom man did not so much give life as a new form of it. In this way, among others, the ugly Mr. Edward Hyde or the Invisible Man were to be born. Each chapter is devoted to a different figure or group of figures, and the order of the chapters corresponds to the chronology of the appearance of these figures in culture.

This is a book for everyone who wants to get to know various "monstrous" places, who are willing to delve into cultural traditions in the form of records in ancient messages and reach for classic works of literature or film. Published by Bosz Publishing House, in hardcover, on 312 pages, in the format 16.5 x 23.5 cm, it is not only a fascinating read, but also an aesthetic element for every library. Reach for this book and let yourself be carried away into the world of alchemy, science and literature, where the boundaries of reality blur and monsters become part of our culture.