"The Wolf Gift" features a handsome young reporter in the Bay Area who
finds himself at the center of the story when he's attacked by a
werewolf, and turns into a wolf man himself. (He documents his new hairy
look with his iPhone.) He's not your typical feral, rampaging beast:
The lunar cycle has no effect on him, he learns to control his
transformation and he only unleashes his beastly appetite on the truly
wicked."
You can read more about the book and an interview with Ms. Rice HERE
I have been posting about this film on the GTS Facebook for quite a spell now. I thought to post the trailer here just in case it was not yet known to all. The house, sets and costumes are fabulous!
Our parents warned us to stay far away. When the tide fills in, she comes out to play.
She searches the land, for a lost one. Wailing and calling, until the dawning sun.
She enters the village, before the first frost. Searching for children, to replace her long lost.
One by one, she takes them away, Back to the marsh, Where forever they'll stay.
She'll never give up until she gets him back No one can stop, the woman in black.
............
Have you seen her? The Woman in Black She once lost a boy Now she's come back.
Our parents are worried They make such a fuss. For if she can't find him She'll take one of us.
During afternoon tea, There's a shift in the air A bone-trembling chill, That tells you she's there.
There are those who believe The whole town is cursed. But the house in the marsh is by far the worst.
What she wants is unknown, but she always comes back. The specter of darkness, The Woman in Black.
Daniel Radcliff is looking like quite the gentleman these days.
Литературные произведения Запорожского готического портала
Interview with Gothic Tea Society mistress
04.02.2012
Gothic Tea Society has one of the best Gothic Blogs in
the world. We obtained an interview with Wednesday Black (GTS Mistress) to
understand what could be the reasons of the success.
Gothic.zp.ua: When you’ve understood
Gothic is yours?
Wednesday Black (Gothic Tea
Mistress): Since I was a little girl I have been attracted to
darker aesthetics. Cemeteries, Skeletons, and other things that most people
consider creepy.
Gothic.zp.ua: What was your reason to
organize Gothic Tea Society?
Wednesday Black (Gothic Tea
Mistress): I began The Gothic Tea Society as a blog of my own
macabre interests. As the blog picked up followers, it became a place to bring
together people in the Gothic community. The internet allows Goths from all over
the world to share ideas, fashion, music, and much more. I enjoy being able to
share with other Goths this way.
You can read the entire interview in English HERE and in Russian HERE
Many Thanks to Vasyl Cothurnatus for including the Gothic Tea Society on this lovely dark site.
Charles John Huffam Dickens 7 February 1812 – 9 June 1870) was an English novelist, generally considered the greatest of the Victorian period. Dickens enjoyed a wider popularity and fame than had any previous author during his lifetime, and he remains popular, having been responsible for some of English literature's most iconic novels and characters.
A Beauchene Skull, also known as an exploded skull, is a disarticulated human skull that has been carefully reassembled on a stand with jointed, movable parts that allow for the opening and studying of the skull as a whole or each piece individually.
Claude Beauchene the mid-1800s French anatomist developed this method to display the anatomy of the head. Beauchene would meticulously clean a skull, separate its bones, and mount them on a stand designed to exhibit them at once individually and in context.
The concept of the exploded skull was first introduced byLeonardo da Vinci, seenin his anatomical drawings.
A vibrant collection of bespoke coffins from the famous Pa Joe workshop in Ghana and Crazy Coffins in Nottingham.
Coffins in many unexpected designs - from a Mercedes, to a giant
cocoa bean, to flying kite come - together to tell the story of the
growing number of individuals around the world who choose to celebrate
their life and death in the form of a uniquely designed coffin.
The Gothic Tea Society contributers are a collaboration of interesting and eccentric personalities, with a Gothic focus on the Odd, Mis-Matched, Bizarre and Unusual.
While we try our best to use public images, give credit, as well as including links referring the reader to an originating web site, for some of the posts published here, occasionally there may be a faux pas. It is not intentional. Our purpose is to share about Gothic Culture.
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Several of the contributers maintain fabulous personal Blogs which guests to the Gothic Tea Society are encouraged to peruse at will.
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