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In his novel, Finnegans Wake, James Joyce never ends the book. Instead, he uses the last line from the beginning line of the first chapter broken in the middle to create a never-ending narrative loop. (insert strong opinion about Finnegans Wake here)
#WyrdWednesday✨

Bloom-down-cheek’d peaches,
Swart-headed mulberries,
Wild free-born cranberries,
Crab-apples, dewberries,
Pine-apples, blackberries,
Apricots, strawberries;—
All ripe together
In summer weather.

—Christina Rossetti, author of The Goblin Market, d. #OTD 1894.✨

Magical dreams, my Twitter friends✨

◻️Laura Diehl

Edward Gorey Christmas✨
#GothicAdvent🌲

@odetoapoet Sending you a little sunshine🌞✨

The Shortest Day✨
This joyful picture book of Susan Cooper’s Christmas Revel poem is a fusion of medieval and modern music and beautifully illustrated with Bruegel inspired landscapes by Carson Ellis.
#wintersolstice❄️

The fairy tale magic of Jackie Morris✨

In Wales there is a wassailing folk custom using a macabre hobby horse called the Mari Lwyd. The festive horse skeleton travels door-to-door and challenges people to “pwnco” a rhyming battle of wits.
#WyrdWednesday ✨ #GothicAdvent 🎄#YuleFolklore

Author George Macdonald was born #OTD in 1905. His novel 1872 novel, The Princess and the Goblin was inspiration for fantasy authors Tolkien, Lewis and L’Engle.

✍️Jessie Wilcox Smith✨#Fairytale

Skaði is the Norse goddess of winter. This fierce jötunn is associated with bowhunting, skiing, mountains and snowshoes. #FolkloreThursday✨

✍️Skadi by Amelia Royce Leonards
Skade (1893) by Carl von Saltza❄️