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@OGOMProject

Open Graves, Open Minds Research Project, University of Hertfordshire. Also tweeting as @DrSamGeorge1 @BillBloodyHughe

Hertfordshire, UK शामिल हुए Nisan 2016
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REVISITING OLD HAUNTS found myself back in St Albans this week. This is where it all began for @OGOMProject. The memento mori skull that became our logo is still clearly visible in the abbey!
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Coffin Boffin@DrSamGeorge1·
STEAMPUNK FAIRIES Made from clock-parts these tiny sculptures act as memento mori, reminding us of the shortness of life & the fairy's connection to the butterfly through its wings. They creatively present an alternative future, imagined from a Victorian perspective.
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Coffin Boffin@DrSamGeorge1·
GOTHIC MARIONETTES 'Hell is empty, all the devils are here'; aren't they glorious! Prague Marionette Theatre's Folk Devil, Faust, Dracula, Devil for #WorldPuppetDay
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Enchanted Booklet
Enchanted Booklet@dreamerbook·
'The Dream' by Norman Lindsay, 1923.
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Coffin Boffin
Coffin Boffin@DrSamGeorge1·
GHOSTLY & VAMPIRIC BRIDES image from La morte amoureuse (The Deathly Lover), 1836; Mihály Zichy - A kísértetek órája (The Ghost Hour), 1880
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MΛЯIПΛ
MΛЯIПΛ@oscillate23·
The Angel with the Flaming Sword Henry Wolf (1852–1916) was a renowned French-born American wood engraver considered a master of his craft during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Bluebell Raven
Bluebell Raven@BluebellRaven·
Mother Ireland (or Erin) featured in Thomas Moore’s collection 1895 Irish Melodies, by John Francis Waller. ✨🍀🇮🇪🍀✨
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BAVS Postgrads
BAVS Postgrads@BAVS_PGs·
Registration is now open for the Victorian Expansions: Cross-Cultural Migrations Conference on Friday, April 24, 2026 at the University of York victorianist.wordpress.com/2026/03/16/con…
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Clay Franklin Johnson
Clay Franklin Johnson@ClayFJohnson·
@GothicKeats Thanks! I wrote a bit about the Irish connection and the idea of the “Faery Tree” (as well as the Keatsian connection, of course) within my poem in a little piece titled “In faery lands forlorn”: Celtic and Keatsian Influences in “A Ride Through Faerie”. clayfjohnson.com/writings/grama…
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Coffin Boffin
Coffin Boffin@DrSamGeorge1·
LITERATURE RESEARCH SEMINAR SERIES Join me for a free online talk on 25 March at 1.30 ‘The Luck of the Ningyō: Japanese human-fish Yokai and the rise of the fake museum mermaid’ Abstract and joining instructions on the @OGOMProject blog below. All welcome. opengravesopenminds.com/events/literat…
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Coffin Boffin@DrSamGeorge1·
THE DUSKY BLUEBELLS In and out the dusky bluebells I am your master Bluebell woods are hazardous and full of fairy woven spells. You may be pixy-led or may never come out again. There is something sinister in the words of this Scottish singing game which suggests never venturing into a wood to pick bluebells. #GothicSpring 🎨Lee & Froud; Rheam
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Stephen G. Rae
Stephen G. Rae@BardCumberland·
The village of Ravenglass in Cumbria is the home of Eveling, King of the Fairies. He lives in the ruins of the Roman settlement of Glanoventa. It's also claimed to be the birthplace of St. Patrick more in my "Folklore of the Lake District" #StPatricksDay #FairytaleTuesday
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