Not only does The Book That Casts No Reflection cast no reflection, but it sports a dapper mustache!  It's by magician/inventor Gregg Webb, author of the out-of-print Book That Doesn't Exist.  Not only do we admire Mr. Webb's book titles, but he hand-letters and profusely illustrates his works (even those that do not exist or no longer don't exist).

Noose courtesy of Ernest and Julio Gallo?  From The Gateway, 1970.

We checked, and the place they put sin in 1971 is all filled up and sealed over.  From Lighted Pathway, 1971. 

Ghosts come and go, but music and the pleasure of the senses endure forever.  From Dark Shadows episode 821.

The pseudo-3D effect of this photo may be used to facilitate time travel.  From Elmhurst's 1933 yearbook.

Avoid gazing into the distance at night, lest the light of a spirit's bonfire induce loneliness and sad memories.  From a teacher training guide to Navajo cultural beliefs, 1986.

It's possible to adhere to the anti-fussing agenda and yet still believe in your elf.  For proof, see How to Believe in Your Elf.  From Swarthmore's 1902 yearbook.

From The Goblin, 1921.

From Hampden-Sydney's 1923 yearbook.

"The bird of the morning only knoweth the worth of the book of the rose; for not every one who readeth the page understandeth the meaning." —Hafiz.

From the 1915 yearbook of the State Female Normal School, Farmville, Va.

Reblog if your hairdresser has been places and seen things.  From College of the Albemarle's 1984 yearbook.

From Le Journal Pour Tous, 1914.

From St. Joseph's 1937 yearbook.

From Ye Sundial Booke by T. Geoffrey Henslow, 1914.

From Lenoir's 1910 yearbook.