fridge poetry
Finding cupcakes: a fridge poetry game, media, history, dachshunds
What's amusing me this week--what's amusing you?
fridge poetry
What's amusing me this week--what's amusing you?
Victorian era
In which Carla celebrates the season by once again celebrating a Victorian horror author, as the Victorians would wish us to do in this season of darkness and cheer. Sources and References: Books by Charlotte Riddell available from Project Gutenberg Books by Mrs. J. H. Riddell available from archive.org
episode 105
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In which Carla shares her five star reads of the past year, and talks about where she's been. Theme song and stinger: “She Comes Through the Fog” by Haunted Me, used with permission. How to Support Cupcakes: Subscribe to ad-free episodes and the newsletter at theremightbecupcakes.com
Dracula
Whoops. Republishing again with photographs this time. Sorry about that. Synced my Apple Books notes to my Second Brain (using Obsidian for that, see: the Core Insights for Obsidian Beginners thread on Reddit for more info if you are interested in this mode of future-proof note taking), and took
episode 101
Show Notes: In which Carla shares one of Poe's more controversial and violent stories with you. Sources: Edgar Allan Poe Society of Baltimore - Works - Tales - Berenice Berenice – The Poe Museum Berenice (short story) - Wikipedia Southern Literary Messenger - Wikipedia A Historical Guide to Edgar Allan Poe, edited by J.
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episode 100
Dailymotion
Robert Ford
Horror author Robert Ford
celebrations
Eight years
House of Leaves
Transcripts for the series (available to all subscribers) House of Leaves read along hosted at The StoryGraph Listen to the episode at Podchaser, my host Spreaker, Apple, Spotify, or your preferred catcher of choice. Paid members listen here ad-free; coupons for membership are available in the header of the