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The theatrical image of the creature leant heavily into the black locks and the height. Also an interesting choice of 'classical' dress. Very Roman/Greek Demi-God if you ask me.

We also have Mary Shelley's reference to Galvanism.

DETOUR

We all know (probably) about Galvani and his frogs. Using electricity to create spasmodic movement in the limbs of dead frogs. Did you know his nephew was up to it with people?

Romancing the Gothic is back this week! Our first class back on Sunday is with Mark Norman author of 'Telling the Bees' who'll be talking to us about 'Folklore and Rural Crafts' . If you're a #folklore fan, come and join us! The talk is free. Sign up information in next tweet ⬇️

1) 'Make a Scene' by @MimiGraceBooks

I rarely read modern romance or het romance and this is both. And yet... it brought me the most joy of any book this year. A first date involving all the cake you can eat? Why yes, I rather think I will!

Day 7: Adverse Weather Conditions

I'm not quite sure if this counts but I will always love 'Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters.' A world where water has turned against us. In Austenian language. With ridiculous creatures (from giant man-eating jellyfish to homicidal prawns).

A tweet fic for #MonstrousDayChallenge Day 5 (I'm a bit behind)

👭sapphic zombie-human couple
🗡️ Ladies with daggers
🐰🧁 The importance of snacks

Art by @Mr_S_Crane https://t.co/ikrVimBW8n

I've been so busy that I haven't had time to write and post for the #MonstrousMayChallenge these last two days. I wanted to do something though for 'feeding your monster'.

Meet Sasha and Sarah - a human and her zombie sweetheart (art by @Mr_S_Crane, short story below)

I'm off to make some dinner. What do you think?

I know exactly what I'm working on!

From a story I wrote a while ago. Sarah and her zombie partner Sasha. Sasha doesn't eat humans. She gets hangry without the right food though so Sarah always carries snacks.

Love is bringing flesh snacks for your zombie girlfriend. https://t.co/E5fEHHDjOB

This week for book club, we're going to be reading 'The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner'. Some absolutely mind-boggling covers out there. Wordsworth, as usual, in with a strong showing but is blown away by the second entry.