Doodle Tuesday – Tiburón by Leonora Carrington
Doodle Tuesday – Tiburón by Leonora Carrington Continue reading Doodle Tuesday – Tiburón by Leonora Carrington
The Monday Poem: work has led to the writing
and I have been
drew following my nose, getting lost Walking Continue reading The Monday Poem: work has led to the writing
Giveaway: Strange Medicine & Strungballs
One lucky entrant will receive a signed copy of Strange Medicine (a collection of surreal short stories) and StrangeBooks’ latest publication, Strungballs (an out of this world, weird novella). Continue reading Giveaway: Strange Medicine & Strungballs
The Sultan, the Vampyr and the Soothsayer
1442: When Vlad Dracula arrives at the court of the Ottoman Sultan Murad II, his life is turned upside down. His father Dracul cannot protect him; he must battle his demons alone. And when the Sultan calls for the services of a soothsayer, even the shrewd teller of fortunes is unprepared for what he learns. Continue reading The Sultan, the Vampyr and the Soothsayer
The Wednesday Painting – Metamorphosis of Narcissus
This week’s Wednesday painting is Salvador Dali’s Metamorphosis of Narcissus. I hope you enjoy it! Continue reading The Wednesday Painting – Metamorphosis of Narcissus
Happy Birthday M. R. James
Read one of his stories here. Continue reading Happy Birthday M. R. James
The Greatest 3 Free Horror Stories
Playing with Fire by Arthur Conan Doyle PLAYING WITH FIRE I cannot pretend to say what occurred on the 14th of April last at No. 17, Badderly Gardens. Put down in black and white, my surmise might seem too crude, … Continue reading The Greatest 3 Free Horror Stories
My Top 8 Indie Reads of 2017 (so far)
The Pharaoh’s Cat by Maria Luisa Lang Continue reading My Top 8 Indie Reads of 2017 (so far)
The Wednesday Painting – Two Children are Threatened by a Nightingale – Max Ernst
This week’s painting is Max Ernst’s Two Children are Threatened by a Nightingale. Continue reading The Wednesday Painting – Two Children are Threatened by a Nightingale – Max Ernst
Review: The Pharaoh’s Cat
The Pharaoh’s Cat by Maria Luisa Lang The Pharaoh’s Cat, a tragicomic fantasy narrated in the present tense by the cat himself, tells of a free-spirited, wise-cracking stray in ancient Egypt who suddenly acquires human powers and immediately captivates the … Continue reading Review: The Pharaoh’s Cat
Jay Snelling Art 