Incubi

A super-indie, ultra-low budget, independently distributed urban fantasy about Storytellers (who do not actually tell many stories) and Incubi (who do not actually seduce any women) battling for the sake of a single small child.

Catching up: Movies recently seen kirizal 2010

The Incubus (Incubi?) are a mish mash of black-PVC fetish gear, business suits, and child molester glasses.

A review for INK wendigomountain 2009

The two had gotten off to a rocky start, since hed trapped her in a tomb of Incubi and hadnt rescued her for weeks.

Kiss of a Demon King Kresley Cole 2009

The two had gotten off to a rocky start, since hed trapped her in a tomb of Incubi and hadnt rescued her for weeks.

Kiss of a Demon King Kresley Cole 2009

The two had gotten off to a rocky start, since hed trapped her in a tomb of Incubi and hadnt rescued her for weeks.

Kiss of a Demon King Kresley Cole 2009

Dare I suggest “Investors and Incubi” for a sequel?

Suburban Fantasy | Live Granades 2009

These are they which Cardan thinks desire so much carnal copulation with witches (Incubi and Succubi), transform bodies, and are so very cold, if they be touched; and that serve magicians.

Anatomy of Melancholy 2007

I had just received two letters, one from T. W. Rolleston protesting with all the conventional moral earnestness of an article in the Spectator newspaper, against my writing for such a magazine; and one from A.E., denouncing with the intensity of a personal conviction that magazine, which he called the ‘Organ of the Incubi and the Succubi’.

Collected Works of W. B. Yeats Volume III Autobiographies W.B. Yeats 1965

I had just received two letters, one from T. W. Rolleston protesting with all the conventional moral earnestness of an article in the Spectator newspaper, against my writing for such a magazine; and one from A.E., denouncing with the intensity of a personal conviction that magazine, which he called the ‘Organ of the Incubi and the Succubi’.

Collected Works of W. B. Yeats Volume III Autobiographies W.B. Yeats 1965

I had just received two letters, one from T. W. Rolleston protesting with all the conventional moral earnestness of an article in the Spectator newspaper, against my writing for such a magazine; and one from A.E., denouncing with the intensity of a personal conviction that magazine, which he called the ‘Organ of the Incubi and the Succubi’.

Collected Works of W. B. Yeats Volume III Autobiographies W.B. Yeats 1965