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Wormwoodiana: March 2015
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This blog is devoted to fantasy, supernatural and decadent literature. It was begun by Douglas A. Anderson and Mark Valentine, and joined by friends including James Doig and Jim Rockhill, to present relevant news and information. Saturday, March 14, 2015. Leslie Barringer's Lost Book. A "Late Review" from Wormwood. No 23 (Autumn 2014), newly illustrated:. Cartmell, Esmé. Rescue in Ravensdale. London: Thomas Nelson and Sons, [February 1946]). Illustrated by Drake Brookshaw. 1928) and Shy Leopardess. 1993)...
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Wormwoodiana: The Last of Aickman?
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This blog is devoted to fantasy, supernatural and decadent literature. It was begun by Douglas A. Anderson and Mark Valentine, and joined by friends including James Doig and Jim Rockhill, to present relevant news and information. Saturday, August 8, 2015. The Last of Aickman? Possibly the last writing Robert Aickman did for publication was a foreword to a book of canal poems, Echoes of a Canal Travelling Man. I came across this when I picked up a book of poems called Excalibur Immersed. The Lost City of Z.
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Wormwoodiana: November 2014
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This blog is devoted to fantasy, supernatural and decadent literature. It was begun by Douglas A. Anderson and Mark Valentine, and joined by friends including James Doig and Jim Rockhill, to present relevant news and information. Friday, November 28, 2014. Was the Novelist Phyllis Paul also an Illustrator? An article I wrote for the recent issue of Wormwood. First, is the monogram used to sign some of the artwork, incorporating the artist's name:. 1928) by Mary Gervaise:. By Sibyl B. Owsley:. Is now avai...
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Wormwoodiana: April 2015
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This blog is devoted to fantasy, supernatural and decadent literature. It was begun by Douglas A. Anderson and Mark Valentine, and joined by friends including James Doig and Jim Rockhill, to present relevant news and information. Saturday, April 25, 2015. WORMWOOD 24 - Aickman, John Buchan, Richard Marsh, and more. Is now available for order. We're pleased to present the following:. Jason Wilcox explores the strange identities and psychological unease in Robert Aickman's 'The Trains'. A BOOK OF WHIMSIES.
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Wormwoodiana: September 2014
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This blog is devoted to fantasy, supernatural and decadent literature. It was begun by Douglas A. Anderson and Mark Valentine, and joined by friends including James Doig and Jim Rockhill, to present relevant news and information. Sunday, September 28, 2014. At artist John Coulthart's blog feuilleton. Always a cornucopia of the strange and wonderful, he mentions his design for the cover of a new work of modern experimental music by Watch Repair. Wednesday, September 24, 2014. The latest project from Richa...
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Wormwoodiana: ASTERCOTE - The Heartwood Institute
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This blog is devoted to fantasy, supernatural and decadent literature. It was begun by Douglas A. Anderson and Mark Valentine, and joined by friends including James Doig and Jim Rockhill, to present relevant news and information. Tuesday, July 14, 2015. ASTERCOTE - The Heartwood Institute. A recently released recording on the Reverb Worship. Which I didn't know before and would now like to read. The label says: "The music on this cd is influenced by some favourite 1970s soundtracks : The Wickerman. In a ...
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Wormwoodiana: October 2014
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This blog is devoted to fantasy, supernatural and decadent literature. It was begun by Douglas A. Anderson and Mark Valentine, and joined by friends including James Doig and Jim Rockhill, to present relevant news and information. Sunday, October 26, 2014. TORRIDON GATE - HOWLROUND. Suitable listening for this liminal season between Michaelmas and Hallowmass: the creaking of a garden gate. Available in four editions: Dawn (illustrated here), Dusk, Day, Night. A Year In The Country. WORMWOOD 23 - Charles W...
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Wormwoodiana: REX RYAN, THE BLACK TRIANGLE
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This blog is devoted to fantasy, supernatural and decadent literature. It was begun by Douglas A. Anderson and Mark Valentine, and joined by friends including James Doig and Jim Rockhill, to present relevant news and information. Wednesday, August 12, 2015. REX RYAN, THE BLACK TRIANGLE. I mentioned in a previous post. That we can’t really understand the R.R. Ryan novels without understanding the milieu. In which they were written: the popular provincial theatre of the day. On top of this, Sullivan and Na...
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Wormwoodiana: January 2015
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This blog is devoted to fantasy, supernatural and decadent literature. It was begun by Douglas A. Anderson and Mark Valentine, and joined by friends including James Doig and Jim Rockhill, to present relevant news and information. Thursday, January 22, 2015. AND I'D BE THE KING OF CHINA. AND I’D BE THE KING OF CHINA. The Strange Life of Charles Welsh Mason. Published in 1897 by the modish Nineties imprint of John Lane, caused critics to invoke De Quincey for its descriptions of opium addiction. This first...
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Wormwoodiana: July 2015
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This blog is devoted to fantasy, supernatural and decadent literature. It was begun by Douglas A. Anderson and Mark Valentine, and joined by friends including James Doig and Jim Rockhill, to present relevant news and information. Tuesday, July 21, 2015. The Sesquicentennial of M.P. Shiel. A rare photo of Shiel in 1908. 1895), Shapes in the Fire. 1896), The Purple Cloud. 1901), and many others, Shiel settled in England in the mid 1880s, and died in Chichester, Sussex, on 17 February 1947. That kind of thi...