grisly witch pits: willow do walk

Wednesday, 28 September 2016

willow do walk

Posted by Unknown at 01:57

Email This BlogThis!Share to X Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest

Labels: music, sol invictus

No comments:

. P H O O K A . B O O K S .

NEW ONLINE BOOKSHOP

Now selling a fantastic selection of secondhand and vintage titles online in my eBay shop. Click the image above to browse!

T H E M E S

art (24) illustration (18) folklore (15) witches (15) music (12) book reviews (11) poetry (11) fairytales (10) jewellery (10) objects (9) books (7) witchcraft (7) xphaiea (7) amulets (5) arthur rackham (5) costume (5) fairies (5) textiles (5) folk (4) literature (4) owls (4) photography (4) rural england (4) charms (3) edward lovett (3) engraving (3) german (3) glass (3) halloween (3) portraits (3) roman (3) sheridan le fanu (3) shirley collins (3) viking (3) architecture (2) baba yaga (2) children's literature (2) christmas (2) collage (2) cunning folk (2) dolls (2) drawing (2) early film (2) edmund dulac (2) egypt (2) emma wilby (2) faeries (2) fairy (2) fairy tales (2) fantasy (2) film (2) folklore journal (2) golden age illustration (2) gothic (2) green man (2) grotesqueries (2) insects (2) iran (2) keats (2) leonora carrington (2) london (2) margaret murray (2) medieval (2) metalwork (2) painting (2) pitt rivers museum (2) plants (2) poems (2) quotes (2) ruth e kelly (2) scotland (2) shakespeare (2) short stories (2) silent film (2) sphinx (2) superstition (2) surrey (2) susan cooper (2) talisman (2) toads (2) william butler yeats (2) wunderkammer (2) yeats (2) yew (2) 1900's (1) 1920's (1) ;a source enchantee (1) Germany (1) Instagram (1) Narnia (1) Pauline baynes (1) William Harrison ainsworth (1) a s byatt (1) adelaide hall (1) agaric (1) agnes richter (1) albertus seba (1) albrecht durer (1) alder (1) andrew wyeth (1) angela barrett (1) animation (1) ankh (1) ann radcliffe (1) anne anderson (1) anne carson (1) anthony maitland (1) anubis (1) arkham house (1) arthur cleveland coxe (1) arthur hughes (1) athens (1) austin osman spare (1) automaton (1) autumn (1) bahia (1) banksia (1) bbc (1) bedlam (1) ben jonson (1) betchworth castle (1) bezoar (1) biology (1) birds (1) blossom (1) bog bodies (1) bottle (1) brazil (1) brenda z guiberson (1) brothers grimm (1) brownie (1) brunt boggart (1) bufo alvarius (1) byzantine (1) c s lewis (1) carlton harris (1) carving (1) catweazle (1) caves (1) celtic (1) cesar klein (1) charivari (1) charles godfrey leland (1) charles perrault (1) chris beatrice (1) christianity (1) christopher lloyd (1) cicely mary barker (1) clark ashton smith (1) conkers (1) copenhagen (1) coral (1) cornelis floris (1) cover art (1) crowhurst (1) curios (1) curiosities (1) dada (1) darkher (1) david best (1) david greygoose (1) death (1) der orchideengarten (1) derek jarman (1) dino valls (1) documentaries (1) donkeyskin (1) dr p varma (1) drawings (1) drone (1) dungeon synth (1) durer (1) dutch (1) earthsea (1) edgar allan poe (1) edward burne jones (1) edward the third (1) egyptian (1) egyptian revival (1) elfin oak (1) embroidery (1) emma louisa seeley (1) endymion (1) english folklore (1) etching (1) etruscan (1) fairytale illustration (1) falcon (1) fern andra (1) fern shaffer (1) ferns (1) festive (1) fiction (1) fig (1) folk customs (1) foxes (1) frans huys (1) french film (1) freud (1) freya (1) frogs (1) fungi (1) fungus (1) furniture (1) fursaxa (1) gardens (1) gargoyles (1) gender (1) gennady spirin (1) genuine (1) georg trakl (1) george macdonald (1) georges melies (1) german expressionism (1) german film (1) gert and uwe tobais (1) goblins (1) goodreads (1) greece (1) grotesque (1) grottesco (1) grouper (1) gustaf tenggren (1) gustav tenggren (1) hagstone (1) hair (1) hallucinogens (1) hanns heinz ewers (1) hans christian andersen (1) hans liefrinck (1) harry clarke (1) hedgehogs (1) heinrich aldegrever (1) helen macdonald (1) hieronymous bosch (1) holly (1) horace warner (1) interiors (1) inuit (1) iridescence (1) isobel gowdie (1) jacqueline simpson (1) jacques demy (1) jacques le goff (1) james hogg (1) japan (1) jayn wissenberg (1) jean de strelecki (1) jenny greenteeth (1) jeremy harte (1) jillian tamaki (1) joannes jonstonus (1) johann wilhelm cordes (1) john d batten (1) john masefield (1) jonh keats (1) joseph rodman drake (1) june tabor (1) katharine langrish (1) kathleen blandsford (1) kathryn joseph (1) kay nielsen (1) kenneth grant (1) kensington gardens (1) kibbo kift (1) king lear (1) kortirion among the trees (1) ladislaw starevich (1) lady francesca speranza wilde (1) lamps (1) lancashire (1) laura cannell (1) laurence housman (1) lead curse (1) leon garfield (1) leonor fini (1) light (1) liz harris (1) lord of the rings (1) lotte pritzel (1) louis jean desprez (1) macbeth (1) magazines (1) magic (1) malpaquet house (1) mandrakes (1) marcus bullik (1) margaret atwood (1) marjorie cameron (1) mark korven (1) masks (1) max ernst (1) mervyn peake (1) mesoamerica (1) metamorphoses (1) michele oka doner (1) middle earth (1) monsters (1) mummified fox (1) mushrooms (1) music recommendations (1) my photos (1) mycology (1) mythology (1) neolithic (1) nepal (1) nina lyon (1) norfolk (1) norweigan (1) obsidian (1) occult (1) occultism (1) oil painting (1) old tower (1) olive craddock (1) oracles (1) othello anderson (1) otto marseus von schriek (1) outsider art (1) ovid (1) p.j. lynch (1) pendle (1) performance art (1) personal writing (1) pilgrim's badge (1) playing cards (1) pliny (1) pottery (1) pre raphaelite (1) princess and the curdie (1) princess and the goblin (1) puppets (1) regional folkloric costume (1) relics (1) remedios varo (1) renaissance (1) reverend mark taylor (1) rings (1) ripon cathedral (1) ritual (1) robert weine (1) robin jarvis (1) rudyard kipling (1) ruins (1) russian (1) russian folklore (1) s t gibson (1) sara hannant (1) satyr (1) scarecrow (1) sculpture (1) sebastian in dream (1) sergei pankejeff (1) shibayama (1) shirley jackson (1) sigmund freud (1) simon armitage (1) simon palmer (1) siouxsie and the banshees (1) sir Gawain and the green knight (1) sir herbert read (1) sir walter scott (1) sissinghurst (1) sleipnir (1) snow white (1) sociology (1) sol invictus (1) speculum regale (1) spring (1) stalacmites (1) stalactites (1) stanley spencer (1) street photography (1) style (1) sumatra (1) supernatural (1) surreal (1) surrealism (1) surrealist (1) sylvia plath (1) sympathetic magic (1) syzygites megaocarpus (1) tara burke (1) taxidermy (1) teeth (1) temptation of st anthony (1) tessa farmer (1) the albion band (1) the box of delights (1) the cabinet of dr. caligari (1) the dark is rising (1) the garden of earthly delights (1) the hermetic order of the golden dawn (1) the lion the witch and the wardrobe (1) the master of the playing cards (1) the mysteries of udolpho (1) the sensitive plant (1) the snow queen (1) the spider (1) the wild hunt (1) theodor kittelsen (1) thistle (1) thomas shahan (1) toadlore (1) toadstone (1) toba batak (1) tolkien (1) tools (1) trees (1) tv (1) ursula k le guin (1) vampires (1) vampirism (1) vaslav nijinsky (1) viking jewellery (1) viktoria sorochinski (1) vita sackville west (1) wales (1) we have always lived in the castle (1) weird fiction (1) welsg folklore (1) william cullen bryant (1) william henry fox talbot (1) william teason (1) wine bottle (1) wirt sikes (1) witch (1) wolf (1) woodcuts (1) woodwose (1) wotan (1) wulfdietrich saga (1) youth movement (1)

./././././././././././././././.

"Grave monsters of fable in deeps of the ferny forest danced minuets that witches had made of their whims and their laughter, long ago long ago in their youth before cities had come to the world. And the trees of the forest heavily lifted slow roots out of the ground and swayed upon them uncouthly and then danced as on monstrous claws, and the insects danced on the huge waving leaves. And in the dark of long caverns weird things in enchanted seclusion rose out of their age-long sleep and danced in the damp"

Lord Dunsany
The King of Elfland's Daughter

R E C O M M E N D E D

21st Century Folk Culture

Kate Goodrich and Mellany Robinson, Scarecrows
Beneath the Bracken

Lackington's
BibliOdyssey

Humble Heather
DARK DORSET - Dorset's premier website devoted to local folklore and the unexplained

On this day 27th June 1728, a strange ghost story from Beaminster
Folklore Tapes

Night at the Museum - Playing the Cauldrons
Hypnogoria

COMMENTARY CLUB Minisode 70 - Leave Us Not Little, Nor Yet Dark
Landscapism

Brief thoughts on a PhD journey completed
Manx Wytch

In with the Old, Out with the New
microphones in the trees

osaki seichi
Morbid Anatomy

Recorded Lectures, Illustrated Essays, and Loads of Other Excusive New Content on our Patreon!
Museum of Witchcraft Diary

Poster of the Week Two...
Necropolis Now

O My Stars: Oztrology Downunder
NEW ENGLAND FOLKLORE

Rutland's Abandoned Prison Camp: Ruins, Graffiti, and Maybe A Ghost or Two?
Seven Miles of Steel Thistles

More about the Billy Blin'
The Cabinet of the Solar Plexus

Dolorosa de la Cruz ~ Go on rising to the Zenith, gouache and watercolour on paper, 2024.
The Faery Folklorist

Alice's Adventures in Fairyland
The Hermitage

A basketful of treasure at Hibernation Time
The Witch, The Weird, and The Wonderful

A Case of Cornish Witchcraft: The Sufferings of John Tonken
Westcountry Folklore

Queen Boudica in Cornwall?

: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :

"I was wondering about my eyes; one of my eyes–-the left–-saw everything golden and yellow and orange, and the other eye saw shades of blue and grey and green; perhaps one eye was for daylight and the other was for night"

Shirley Jackson
We Have Always Lived in the Castle

/ . / . / . / . / . / . / .

A R C H I V E S

► 2018 (2)
- ► April (1)
- ► March (1)

► 2017 (74)
- ► November (2)
- ► October (3)
- ► July (1)
- ► June (4)
- ► May (6)
- ► April (38)
- ► March (2)
- ► February (4)
- ► January (14)

▼ 2016 (115)
- ► December (20)
- ► November (24)
- ► October (37)
- ▼ September (34)

: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :

~

Watermark theme. Powered by Blogger.

Wednesday, 28 September 2016

willow do walk

No comments:

Post a Comment