Posted in Writing, tagged Blog, Publishers, Versatile Blogger Award, Wonderland, WordPress, Writing on May 9, 2012| 5 Comments »
As a winner of The Versatile Blogger Award I am thrilled to present further accolades to the following Blogsprites.
Congratulations everyone! xxx
http://shinyanimeprincess.wordpress.com/
Crazy, sweet, shiny, happy… a little WordPress world of candy-hued loveliness.
http://aliceintheinternet.wordpress.com/
By an Alice fan for Alice fans. I’m a fan 😉
http://perladipace.wordpress.com/
Beautiful places, beautiful pictures, beautiful blog.
Posted in Art, Tarot, tagged Art, Arts, Divination, Fotune Telling, New Age, Pagan, Spirituality, Tarot, The Fool, Wicca, Wiccan on May 9, 2012| 7 Comments »
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I found this fantastic artwork on DevianArt. It’s made by hellobaby, such a talented artist. You can see her work here.
Did you noticed that the Fool is a girl? I love that. And this gorgeous outfit she made, wow ! I would use her deck if she decides to make it, don’t you? The only thing I would change is that I will remove the upper frame. As a tarot reader I want my cards to be more ‘clean’, easier to focus and read, and the upper frame is drawing my attention too much.
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Images: © hellobaby on DevianArt
Posted in Writing, tagged blogger, Etsy, Interview with the Vampire on May 9, 2012| 1 Comment »
Wow! I love your blog! I would like you to dress me everyday! I would like to present you with… THE VERSATILE BLOGGER AWARD. For information on what to do next just click the link in the sidebar on my homepage. Congratulations!
I just made a new treasury list of lovely things that are for sale from different shops on Etsy. This time it’s about Claudia from Interview with the Vampire, the child vampire with the angelic face and many pretty things.
I was reading the book in February when I was writing my college thesis under great pressure (on another topic), having found the book on Monsieur JEG‘s shelf. I just finished reading the third book in the series yesterday, skipping the second because it hasn’t come my way; which I obtained through an encounter with BookCrossing on Sunday as I mentioned in the blog post earlier this week, and which brought back to my mind Claudia.
I can’t say about the second book in the series as I haven’t read it, but compared to the third, I think the first in the series, Interview with the Vampire, will…
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Posted in Books, tagged Anne Rice, Gothic, Horror, vampires on May 9, 2012| Leave a Comment »
I admire your hardcore reading ethos so I would love to present you with THE VERSATILE BLOGGER AWARD. For information on what to do next click the link in my homepage sidebar. Congratulations!
I have always harbored an interest in canonical vampire stories, and yet I’d never read any of the Rice Vampire Chronicles. Interview with the Vampire is the first of the Chronicles, and it’s the first of the three that I plan to read (having heard that they decline in quality after Queen of the Damned.) But that’s a discussion for another day.
Interview is written as a memoir of sorts, an account of vampire Louis’ life as he tells it to a mortal boy who records his narrative. The basic outline of Louis’ story is that he is turned in New Orleans by the vampire Lestat, and Louis hereafter searches New Orleans and Europe for answers regarding his vampire nature, and vampire origins. His adventure has several phases that are largely determined by who his immortal companion is at the time: his time in New Orleans is primarily spent…
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Posted in Writing, tagged Arts, Blog, blogger, Vampire on May 9, 2012| Leave a Comment »
Hi guys, I love your work so it gives me great pleasure to present you with THE VERSATILE BLOGGER AWARD! For information on what to do next follow the link on my homepage sidebar. Congratulations x
This has been bugging me… How exactly does a vampire drink blood? Yes, yes, I know… fangs pierce skin and arteries, arteries expel blood into vampire’s mouth, vampire is fed and content… Fine. But how?
1. Are a vampire’s fangs curved?
The simple physiology of a vampire is already difficult enough to wrap a rational mind around. If a vampire, with curved fangs, were to bite into a victim’s throat, would the fangs not cause a large deal of damage AND most likely be in the way of any blood? If the vampire’s fangs are not curved, one still has to consider that the fangs would hinder any decent flow of blood.
2. Do the vampire’s fangs distend?
Are they always out or do they need to be forced out? The latter sounds painful. I can’t imagine that it wouldn’t be, such action would have to alter the jaw…
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