plead the filth

"actual witch". something wickeder. witchery, devils, demons, film noir, lsd, david bowie, and har har har.

[malignantlyuseless-deactivated2]

[dollychops]

David Bowie, ★

[the-kid-with-the-music]

[forray-forever]

"A week after McQueen’s Death, the Gucci Group announced its partnership with Alexander McQueen would continue and the A/W 201-1 line was to be shown to a selected audience as a small-scale presentation during Paris Fashion Week."

[swanswains]

"This is an extremely weird situation, Andie"

[manzin]

"The curiosities are probably the most peculiar and random group in the collection, everything from an ostrich’s egg engraved with a scene from the battle of Alcazar, to a moist stone that cures fevers, to a ring found in the belly of a fish (reputed to be the ring of the Doge of Venice with which he annually weds the sea), the mummified body of one Father Crispin of Toulouse, and "Batrachomyomachia, or the Homerican battle between frogs and mice, neatly described upon the chizel bone of a large pike’s jaw"."

[somethingwickeder]

Power. It's the collective energy of all those frothing souls; it's the bursting of history and lunacy and culminating sorcery, and it belongs to me.

(Half-Resurrection Blues - Daniel José Older)

[sabonhomeblog]

[somethingwickeder]

Ouija by Randy J. Cushman

[fetuspuke]

[somethingwickeder]

Current mood.

[somethingwickeder]

Design your own nebula in your browser.

http://29a.ch/sandbox/2011/neonflames/

[somethingwickeder]

Bela Lugosi as Santa Claus. Obviously.

Happy.

[somethingwickeder]

How do people have a "type"? How is that even real? Closest I could come is "not willfully ignorant" and I'm pretty sure it doesn't count.

[screaming-l0rd-byr0n]

[somethingwickeder]

All the winter hair. Nnnno.

[somethingwickeder]

So mad.

[somethingwickeder]

Today's celebrity birthdays include...

[somethingwickeder]

1566 : The most complete work on demonology ever published.

Johannes Wierus

De Praestigiis Daemonum

Third edition (the first was published in 1563). Probably the rarest manual of demonology ever published. Unlike most works on witchcraft that were written by inquisitors or witch hunters, here is a book written by a genuine occultist and defender of witches, Johannes Wierus, the very disciple of Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa, the greatest magician of the Renaissance. With a deep insight in the real nature of the Devil, having himself managed to fathom the hellish hierarchy, Wierus condemned the superstitions contained in the Malleus Maleficarum, establishing a clear boundary between true Sorcery and the mere illusions of mentally ill women. As the first book ever to defend witches it was almost immediately sentenced to fire by the inquisition, only a few copies remain.

http://www.wierus.com/catalog/praestigiis3/

[somethingwickeder]

Artwork by Néstor Avalos Zárate

[somethingwickeder]

Artwork by Néstor Avalos Zárate