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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Offered: Three months advertising on Pre-Raphaelite Sisterhood and LizzieSiddal.com to benefit Terri Windling
As part of the Magick4Terri findraiser, I am auctioning off the chance to promote your product,site, book, or whatever fabulous idea you have on both of my sites. I don’t usually have advertising on my sites, but I’m actually excited … Continue reading
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Fundraiser for Terri Windling
When I heard about a benefit to help Terri Windling, my first reaction was how sorry I am that I’m not currently in a position to bid on anything or help in any way. A split second later, I realized … Continue reading
A Simple Answer
This blog generates a lot of email. I try my best, but I can’t always answer it all. Often I will receive an email that I don’t have time to answer that very moment, but as I continue with my … Continue reading
Pre-Raphaelites in Vogue
I have just purchased a copy of Vogue for the first time in my life. The Pre-Raphaelite themed photographs are stunning. This one, on the letter from the editor page, is inspired by Rossetti’s Helen of Troy. That painting … Continue reading
Apparently I can’t stop talking about Mortal Love
I started writing this as a comment to my last Mortal Love post. When I saw how long it was becoming, I thought it would probably be best if I just started a new post. This is not a review … Continue reading
Pre-Raphaelite Reading Project: The Wood Beyond the World and The Well at the World’s End
For the November book selection, I’ve chosen The Wood Beyond the World and The Well at the World’s End, both by William Morris. This differs a bit; my past classic selections were books read by Pre-Raphaelite artists. These are later … Continue reading
Mortal Love Discussion
I wanted to write a final post about our October book selection, but I find that my words can not do it justice. Mortal Love is a complicated book. I think Elizabeth Hand captured something elusive and beautiful in her … Continue reading
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