Hosting A Séance, Victorian-Style
There’s nothing more titillating than a room full of spirits. If you’re in need of entertaining inspiration over this long
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A Round-Up of Witchy Goodness and Occult Forces to Be Reckoned With
This week I’ve been immersed in occult studies, reading up on Satanism, Spiritualism, and Wicca; researching the Fox Sisters, Beyoncé’s invocation
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The Cemetery as an Olfactory Refuge Part II
Featured image is of Laurel Hill Cemetery by Loren Rhodes of Cemetery Travel. The cemetery on a spring day – peaceful,
Poison as Medicine in the Victorian Era
Home medicine was a necessary part of life in the Victorian Era because professional medical care was, for the most part,
Dispelling Misconceptions About Post-Mortem Photography
Featured Image: The Thanatos Archive’s website banner. The Archive’s mission is to “collect, preserve, and exhibit” post-mortem photographs from the
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The Darker Side of Valentine’s Day
Featured image source: shop.cluttermagazine.com, via bloodmilk.tumblr.com. Valentine’s Day has become a bit saccharine, if you ask me – and I wonder how
Interview: Curious Nature
I conducted my very first interview for Dirge Magazine last week with Mason Conway of Curious Nature. What made it
Segovia Amil: The Confessional Queen of the Darklings
Today I had the pleasure of reviewing Segovia Amil‘s gorgeously dark book of poetry. I studied poetry in college, and
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Alternative Proposals
Today at Dirge Magazine, I wrote about 5 ways to propose to your weird person. And I got to make
Have a penchant for collecting vintage occult books?
Featured image: my personal photo from Blenheim Palace. Today over at Dirge Magazine, I show you how to properly stock
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