Mc Magic's song "Smitten With You" is a heartfelt declaration of love and adoration. The lyrics express the deep affection and attraction that Mc Magic feels towards his partner. The song portrays love as a magical force that can make someone feel on top of the world. The catchy melody and smooth vocals enhance the romantic atmosphere of the song. It is evident that Mc Magic is completely infatuated with his partner, as he describes feeling "smitten" and unable to resist their charm. The lyrics speak of an intense connection and desire to be with this person.
The best dark fantasy books to read right now
To call a book 'dark fantasy' has had several different meanings over the years. Here, David Green introduces some of best dark fantasy books to read now, whatever your favoured definition.
12/09/2023 2 minutes to readWith a definition that is constantly evolving, dark fantasy is a genre that’s difficult to pin down – and that’s what makes it so exciting.
Dark fantasy’s roots are in gothic horror, and in writers applying these sensibilities to the kind of epic storytelling familiar to fantasy readers. More recently, the field has ripened to include contemporary tales of secret societies and academia. But one thing has remained consistent: an overriding sense of danger and despair.
From supernatural perils to epic battles of good versus evil (with a healthy helping of the grey in between), and from forbidden romances to mysterious cursed artefacts, this is a genre where anything can happen. Which is pretty fantastic. We all need to succumb to the darker side of life sometimes.
If you want to delve into dark fantasy for the first time, or you are already a fan and are looking for more, let me guide you through the eras and different flavours of this changing genre. You never know what might tempt you.
She Who Became The Sun
by Shelley Parker-Chan
Set in an alternate fourteenth-century China, two poverty-stricken children are handed out their fates: one, the family’s youngest brother, is destined for greatness, while the clever and capable daughter is seemingly overlooked by destiny. It all changes, though, when the children find themselves orphaned, and the child destined for greatness succumbs to despair and dies, leaving space for an unforeseen future for the lone survivor.
A story of desire and exploring what lengths a person would go to for survival, Parker-Chan’s dark and brutal tale contains intricate characterisation and is a great example of dark fantasy seen through a historical lens. Its sequel, He Who Drowned The World, is out now.
The Unspoken Name
by A. K. Larkwood
Csorwe knows the exact day she will die, and how. But, at the foretold time of her fated demise, a mysterious and powerful stranger offers her a new destiny: the chance to become a mage’s sword-hand. Turning her back on her home and god, Csorwe descends into a life of murder and intrigue.
An epic sapphic fantasy with compelling world-building, The Unspoken Name is an exploration of identity and fate. The scope and stakes continue to build into an explosive and rip-roaring finale that leads into a spectacular sequel, and both perfectly encapsulate the dark fantasy sub-genre’s darker take on traditional fantasy.
The Atlas Six
by Olivie Blake
Each decade, six uniquely talented magicians are selected to join the ranks of the Alexandrian Society, the caretakers of lost knowledge from the greatest civilisations of antiquity. Enlisted by Atlas Blakely, the new recruits are told a devastating truth: only five will succeed, and one will be eliminated.
A character-focused tale of deliciously dark academia, The Atlas Six, and its sequel, The Atlas Paradox (book three is due for release in 2024), are wonderfully-written stories spanning time and space featuring trauma, adventure and survival. And they're filled with romance, rivalry and betrayal. Blake shows dark fantasy’s flexibility by demonstrating how well dark academia sits within this sub-genre’s dangerous and brooding atmosphere.
The Tiger and the Wolf
by Adrian Tchaikovsky
Maniye is a woman of two halves. An outcast, even though her father is the Wolf clan’s chieftain, part of her lineage belongs to the hated Tiger clan, whose queen was her mother. All can shift into the animal form of their clan, but Maniye has a secret: she can take the shape of both wolf and tiger.
Dark fantasy of the epic and classic kind, Tchaikovsky’s tale is one of impending war and ill omens. Tense and immersive, The Tiger and the Wolf won the Robert Holdstock Best Fantasy Novel in 2017, and the story is continued in its two sequels.
5 Dark Magic Books Straight From Hell to Freak You Out!
Since the inception of the conventional definitions of “good vs. evil” and similar morals, humanity has been fairly fascinated with the paranormal. For most of us, we rather look into the good side with angels and benevolent creators and what-not. But there are the select few that are deeply intrigued with the malevolent and wicked. For those of you interested in the darker side of life and death, here are 5 vile, magical books with somewhat evil or otherwise peculiar content and origins. 1. The Necronomicon Image via Disclose.tv H. P. Lovecraft created this …
Since the inception of the conventional definitions of “good vs. evil” and similar morals, humanity has been fairly fascinated with the paranormal. For most of us, we rather look into the good side with angels and benevolent creators and what-not. But there are the select few that are deeply intrigued with the malevolent and wicked. For those of you interested in the darker side of life and death, here are 5 vile, magical books with somewhat evil or otherwise peculiar content and origins.
1. The Necronomicon
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H. P. Lovecraft created this fictional book through the collections of his stories. Although it is an entirely fictional book, Lovecraft lead many people to believe it was real with his convincing and cryptic writings on it. He even made a backstory for the book in The History of the Necronomicon. Supposedly, the grimoire was made by a man named Abudl Alhazred or more commonly known as the “Mad Arab”. The Necronomicon is said to contain vast amounts of knowledge; possibly even all knowledge. However, it is more commonly known for containing rituals and incantations to summon the all-powerful Outer Gods and Old Ones.
2. The Munich Manual of Demonic Magic
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This particular book is believed to have been first published in the fifteenth century, although its author is unknown; be prepared for a lot of unknown authors with these evil books. The Munich Manual of Demonic Magic has never been fully translated in its entirety. The book primarily deals with how to summon various demons and how to deal with them once summoned; whether it be for a deal with it or other things. It also has various methods for necromancy or the study of controlling/bringing back the dead. Nowadays, however, only parts of it have been edited into a modern-day book under a new, more fitting title: Forbidden Rites.
3. The Voynich Manuscript
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Wilfrid Voynich purchased this very odd book sometime in 1912, and ever since the world has desperately tried to crack its code. The mystery book was only named after the book salesman because no one has been able to decipher the language it is written in. Besides the curious writing, the book includes vast amounts of illustrations. All of the pictures are pretty weird and only raise more questions. To date, no one knows who wrote it or why. Some speculate it may be a medical journal or something similar while others go so far as to say it’s from aliens! The Voynich Manuscript has even been tested by scientists multiple times to see if it is a fake; it is not. So far, we basically only know it was created sometime in the 15th century.
4. The Codex Gigas
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The legend of the Codex Gigas is as interesting and curious as it is puzzling. This enormous book is three feet long, twenty inches wide, and 8.7 inches thick; this makes the Codex Gigas the biggest known medieval manuscript. For the most part, the Codex doesn’t contain anything too harmful or malignant. It mostly comprises a history of man and all that may have been known at that time and also includes the entire Latin Bible and various alphabets.
Legend has it, the Codex was made when a monk was sentenced to death for going back on his holy vows. The monk supposedly made a bet with his captors that if he could make the most glorious book they had ever seen in one night, he’d be able to live free. Realizing that this would be impossible, the monk summoned Satan himself and made a pact. The devil wrote the entire book that night for the monk and even drew a picture of himself in it.
The monk showed it to his guards the next day. The legend sounds silly, but there is evidence that supports that the Codex Gigas may have actually been written in one night. When analyzed, it would take one person at least five years to copy all of the Codex’s contents; five years of non-stop writing.
5. The Grand Grimoire or The Red Dragon
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The Grand Grimoire is said to be one of the most powerful and also one of the evilest books ever written. Also known as The Red Dragon, many speculate as to who actually authored such a dark book. Whoever wrote it must have had extensive knowledge on the work of King Solomon; many grimoires appear to have spells or rituals used by the King himself. This book is distinctively different, in that many rumors surround it. Supposedly, the Vatican is the only place to have the original copy.
The book is said to contain various parts. Of its many dark contents, the book contains various ways of summoning demons and using them for your bidding safely. It even describes specific magical items that are needed to keep the demons at bay, lest the legion take over you. There are also chapters on making bargains with demons, however, the book warns the reader that this will always come at some great cost.
Possibly the most shocking, scary, and otherworldly part of the book is the ritual used to summon Lucifer wherever you are. It is said to give instruction on how to command the King of Hell himself to do whatever you want. However, I hardly believe that anyone would summon up the devil for anything good; which explains why the Vatican may keep it under wraps.
Remember to take each entry with a grain of salt; don’t just assume that these magic books are really magic or actually work. Many grimoires and other magical textbooks were written during the 15th century during a time when grimoires sold like hotcakes because of their superstitious outlooks and beliefs. So, just remember that the next time you try and hex or curse someone, it probably won’t do a thing but waste your time and whatever sacrifice you just used.
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The lyrics speak of an intense connection and desire to be with this person. The song reminds listeners of the powerful emotions that come with being in love and the effects it can have on a person. Overall, "Smitten With You" is a beautiful tribute to the captivating power of love.
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Reviews for "Why Fans Are Falling in Love with Mc Magic's 'Smitten with You"
1. John - 2 stars - "I must admit that I was not impressed with 'Mc magic smitten with you'. The song lacked originality and did not stand out in any way. The lyrics were cliche and the melody was forgettable. Overall, it was a disappointing experience and I wouldn't recommend it."
2. Sarah - 1 star - "I found 'Mc Magic smitten with you' to be completely generic and uninteresting. The vocals were mediocre, and the production lacked depth. The song failed to make any impact on me, and it felt like a wasted opportunity for the artist to showcase their talent. I would advise skipping this one."
3. Michael - 2 stars - "I had high hopes for 'Mc Magic smitten with you', but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The lyrics were cheesy and lacked substance, making it difficult for me to connect with the song on any level. Additionally, the instrumentals felt plain and generic, adding to the overall disappointment. I was left underwhelmed by this track."
4. Emma - 1 star - "I am a fan of Mc Magic, but 'Mc Magic smitten with you' was a major letdown for me. The track lacked innovation and felt like a rehash of the artist's previous works. The lyrics were predictable and did not showcase any growth or maturity. Overall, it was a forgettable song that I would not revisit."
5. Jason - 2 stars - "While 'Mc Magic smitten with you' had a catchy beat, I found the theme and execution to be unoriginal. The song's lyrics were cliched and lacked depth, making it difficult for me to emotionally connect with it. Additionally, the repetitive nature of the track quickly became tiresome. It's a shame, as I had high hopes for this song."