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A Crack in the Glass
His hands were shaking. He was exhausted, but nightmares kept him awake. His eyes scanned the screen, again and again, his lips parting slightly and his brow furrowing in distress, his inability to understand what he was reading a threat to his fragile peace of mind.
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Klaus Horne, Fervour. 2017.
Sergeant Major is a tough and ballsy magpie that I know. Remember that no matter what life throws at you; you’ve got to keep fighting. The Sergeant didn’t let a broken wing stop him. Reblog if you love Sergeant Major.
Thanks to House of Designs (sacellumofsolve.tumblr.com) for the wonderful crow themed pictures.
Three women and three wolves, Eugène Grasset. 1892.
Exclusive interview with Scottish alternative band, Neon Waltz.
The Sacellum welcomes Neon Waltz, a rising alternative group from the farthest corner of scotland. From humble beginnings, the band have made a name for themselves with the help of music sharing websites such as Soundcloud and YouTube, and co-managers Howie Payne and Marcus Russel; Noel Gallagher’s manager and the guy who saw Oasis through to success.
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K’s Advice On Writing Believable Characters
What is it that makes a character ‘believable’? Why is that word so important? Many readers yearn to relate to their favourite characters. It’s difficult to relate to someone– or something– that lacks any human qualities. A three-dimensional character always makes for a more engaging story. Emphasis on the word always. In this article, I’m going to share my personal opinions on how to write more engaging, believable characters.
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Eraserhead 1977, David Lynch’s mindfuck extravaganza. Don’t eat the roast chicken.
The ‘found footage’ move that started it all…
The Ashford twins, Alexia and Alfred, Alexia’s mutated form and daddy, Alexander (AKA ‘Nosferatu’). From Code Veronica/Darkside Chronicles.
And you thought your family was dysfunctional?
Three women and three wolves, Eugène Grasset. 1892.
