G.D. Falksen's Blog, page 1176
January 21, 2013
folkthings:
Armenian Taraz (National Costume)
Walking Dress, 1899-1900, French

Walking Dress, 1899-1900, French
windypoplarsroom:
Sergei Solomko
muirgilsdream:
Carl Spitzweg, School Children in the Woodland.
My story “THE CASE OF THE PECULIAR SAFECRACKER” is...
My story “THE CASE OF THE PECULIAR SAFECRACKER” is in this new anthology.
The list of stories and authors are:
MIDNIGHT AT VALDOSTA’S, by Jay Lake
THE CASE OF THE PECULIAR SAFECRACKER, by G. D. Falksen
THE ACQUISITION OF MANDRAKES AND ASSISTANTS, by Jillian Venters
THE WHISPERER IN DARKNESS, by H. P. Lovecraft
THE BRASS GOGGLE FACTORY WORKER, by John Leavitt
THE PATH OF PROGRESS, by Brian Stableford
THE TAILED MEN, by Arthur O. Friel
THE IMPOSSIBLE MISTER LAPIN INVESTIGATES: THE AFFAIR OF THE TERRIBLE BOAR, by Peter Wordworth
THE WAR EFFORT, by Austin H. Williams
HERBERT WEST: REANIMATOR, by H. P. Lovecraft
A CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING ARTHUR’S COURT, by Mark Twain
THE TRUMPETER, by Arthur O. Friel
THE MACHINE STOPS by E. M. Forster
THE UNPARALLELED ADVENTURES OF ONE HANS PFAAL, by Edgar Allan Poe
THE LOST WORLD, by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
THE GATEWAY OF THE MONSTER, by William Hope Hodgson
A PRINCESS OF MARS, by Edgar Rice Burroughs
THE MID-WATCH TRAGEDY, by Vincent Starrett
MUSTERED OUT, by H. Bedford-Jones
PAYABLE TO BEARER, by Talbot Mundy
THE DEVIL’S HEIRLOOM by Anthony M. Rud
DOCTOR OX’S EXPERIMENT, by Jules Verne
THE TRIAL FOR MURDER, by Charles Dickens
ANGEL OF THE REVOLUTION, by George Griffith
THE MAN WHO WAS THURSDAY, by G. K. Chesterton
THE HORROR OF THE HEIGHTS, by Arthur Conan Doyle
You can pick it up here at Wildsidepress and any where else books are sold online.
Ensemble by Emile Pingat, 1885 Paris, Shelburne Museum, back
Ensemble by Emile Pingat, 1885 Paris, Shelburne Museum, back
January 20, 2013
Guinevere Ring
sisterwolf:
Norbert Ghisoland ©Marc Ghisoland
clarabowarchive:
Tune-a-Uke ☆ Clara Bow ☆ Red Hair (1928) ☆...




Tune-a-Uke ☆ Clara Bow ☆ Red Hair (1928) ☆ Original Sheet Music written by Alfred Bryan, & Ted Snyder ☆
Red Hair, they tell me spells “danger”
Because it’s the color of fire,
To this advice I’m a stranger
Since you are the one I admire.
Red Hair, Red Hair,
There’s none with you can compare.
Lock my heart in with a lock of your hair,
I’ll never care, if your love is there.
Red Hair, Red Hair,
You are beloved ev’rywhere.
And when all the silver threads shine thru the gold,
You still will be mine, dear, to have and to hold.
Beware, take care, I’m goin’ to steal you, Red Hair!
Hair!