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Macabre Sorcery Essential Oils Collection With An Illuminated Ultrasonic Skull Diffuser - Magic, romance and a tantalizing edge of the dark side can be truly captivating. Today, the mystery of all three comes to you in the Macabre Sorcery Essential Oils Collection, available exclusively from The Bradford Exchange. Presented by Harmony of Life, an emerging leader in the art and science of aromatherapy, this collection is a bewitching assortment of therapeutic-grade, 100% pure essential oils inspired by the intrigue of magical witches' brews and ancient elixirs. Your collection begins with Issue One, Ultrasonic Skull Diffuser - a $100 value, and Night Shade Blend. Soon, your collection will continue with Issue Two, Mythic Moon Blend and Passion Elixir Blend, followed by Issue Three, Glass Diffuser with Reeds, Passion Dragons Blood Blend and Fractionated Coconut Oil and additional sets of essential oils and accessories, each a separate issue to follow.The magic you'll discover in this collection comes from the purest, most authentic magic of all: nature. It begins with the ancient, natural botanicals - derived from plants, trees, seeds and flowers - from which these precious essences are scrupulously extracted and distilled. Each is endowed with natural elements that may help you relax, bring you clearer focus, improve your sleep and more. Arriving with Issue One, the ultrasonic skull scent diffuser, enticingly detailed with Day of the Dead motifs, thorny hand-painted roses and a shiny black surface, disperses all the potential wellness benefits throughout your home with just a few drops of essential oils mixed with water. And with the flip of a switch, it lights up in changing waves of multiple colors. You can also set the colors to suit your mood as you control diffusion intervals with a convenient timer. Each set in this collection also includes fascinating, full-color attribute cards, where you'll learn the features, best uses and little-known facts for each

Inspired by an affinity for the stories that won’t stay dead, take a good look behind you before extinguishing this one’s flame. MACABRE is a ghostly shadow you can’t quite trace, slammed doors in abandoned buildings, your first deep breath before entering a dark room alone. Best enjoyed: ranking the top screams in horror-film history Fragrance Notes: Top: Citrus, Cinnamon, Chrysanthemum Middle: Apple, Berry, Green Leaves Base: Pecan, Cedar, Amber Scent: Autumn air and spiced notes Trimmed wicks make for a clean burn and it will give your candle a longer burn time. Trim the wick to 1/4-1/8 of an inch in length, every time you burn. When you first light your candle, let it burn for 4 hours to allow the melted wax to reach the edge of the container to prevent your candle from tunnelling. Only burn your candle 4 hours at a time. Never leave a burning candle unattended. Place candles on a surface that can stand the heat.

Who are these strange residents of the long-abandoned Macabre Manor, and what happened to them. After centuries without 'living' tenants in their aged estate, the Lord and Lady of the House - and their twin children - have turned to haunting each other to pass their tedious, endless-days. And Halloween is their favorite night to fright. Material: Plastic.

Produced and written by Cat Who Will Eat Planets LP version executive produced by Dentistry and Veggie Burger Deliveries Digital version executive produced by Kalani and Veronica Wakinekona Cat Who Will Eat Planets is: on CD Baby Mastered at Skylab Studio by Tommy Dietrick Recorded at Element 115, Los Angeles, CA Cover Art by- Mailelani Wakinekona Special Thanks to Tony Diemont and Maile Wakinekona, because without ourselves we would've never made this happen. Copyright 2011 Cat Who Will Eat Pla

The Danse Macabre of Women is a 15th-century French poem found in a lavishly illuminated late medieval manuscript.  The only Dance of Death devoted entirely to women, it was written by an anonymous author and subsequently expanded by several poet/editors.  In this version, one of the later productions, 36 women are called in the midst of their bustling daily lives to join the eternal Dance of Death.  Young and old, rich and poor, widow, matron, and child―each is the focus of two short poelms written in the form of a dialogue (Death calls and the victim replies) and accompanied by an illumination (or a miniature). The combined text and illumination forms a valuable social document describing these Parisian women and their preoccupations, pleasures, and attitudes toward death and the life they are leaving.  The manuscript thus affords an occasion for social, historical, and anthropological insight.  Because it post-dates the popular printed editions published by Guyot Marchant in Paris beginning in 1486, it also offers an opportunity to study the dynamic interactions between manuscript and print, between popular and high culture, in the early years of the Renaissance. The book contains reproductions of each manuscript folio, five in full color, a transliteration and translation into English of the text (on facing pages), and explanatory chapters by Ann Tukey Harrison and by art historian Sandra L. Hindman. Readers interested in art, art history, women’s studies, literature, culture, and paleography as an artistic form will find this volume essential.

Cal McDonald, the pill-popping, alcoholic anti-hero of the hit Criminal Macabre series is back! Teamed with his undead partner Mo'Lock, Cal protects the sin-infested streets of Los Angeles against a growing horde of zombies, vampires, and occultists! This trade collects Criminal Macabre Volumes 4-6, the one-shot story Feat of Clay, Criminal Macabre: The Creepy Tree and The Trouble with Brains from MySpace Dark Horse Presents, and "Hairball" from Dark Horse Presents #102-105, featured in color for the first time!

"Dr. Syn's creator cannot but write interestingly. . . . Some of the strange stories are horrible and not for the squeamish." - Sydney Morning Herald "These tales of terror and violence are quite nightmarish in their exciting conception." - Glasgow Evening News "Master of the Macabre is certainly macabre and provides just what you want, if you enjoy reading of 'ghosts and ghoulies, long leggity beasties and things that go bump in the night.'" The Star (Sheffield) "It is all very good reading for a windy night, alone in front of an open fireplace." - Winnipeg Tribune "This book is strange, thrilling and certainly macabre." - Yorkshire Evening Press Tayler Kent flees London in a blinding snowstorm, hoping to escape the ghosts that haunt his home. Instead, he finds things may have gone from bad to worse when he crashes his car, breaks his ankle, and is forced to take refuge at a medieval monastery now inhabited by the eccentric Charles Hogarth, known as "The Master of the Macabre." As Kent's ankle heals, Hogarth entertains him with fine food, brandy, and a series of gruesome stories connected with an odd assortment of old relics on display in a curio cabinet. But the terrors are not confined to Hogarth's tales: the monastery is haunted by the evil spirit of an apostate monk and besieged by more corporeal foes, who will stop at nothing to get their hands on one of the Master's treasures. . . . Best known for his series of novels featuring the smuggler Dr. Syn, Russell Thorndike (1885-1972) in The Master of the Macabre (1947) delivers an irresistible mix of horror, adventure, and black humour that is sure to please fans of classic ghost stories and supernatural fiction. This first-ever republication of the novel includes the original jacket art and a new introduction by Mark Valentine.

God Macabre : Winterlong God Macabre - LP 781676724512

Vinyl LP pressing. Do you remember a time before the words "dance" and "rock" were linked by a hyphen and the synthesized sounds of the '80s were a regular part of the modern musical landscape? The members of The Faint do, because they were there when it started to happen. In fact, you could even say they're one of the main reasons it happened at all. The Faint's third full-length is filled with lyrics of death, betrayal, paralyzations, and murder. The 'macabre' subject matter is easily forgotte

A delightfully gruesome collection from the creator of Dark Shadows. Includes the Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde (1968/120 min.), Dracula (1973/111 min.), the Turn of the Screw (1974/123 min.) and the Picture of Dorian Gray (1973/111 min.). 4 DVDs. Color/NR/fullscreen.

Cal McDonald, boozer, druggie, private dick who hangs with dead dudes - welcome to Rock Bottom. Your only friend in the human world is dead, your girlfriend just dumped you and moved to another city, and the district attorney has a chip on his shoulder the size of a Chevy Nova with your name on it. When that chip turns into a nasty case of police brutality, Cal ends up fighting for his life in the intensive care unit and wakes up days later... sober. And what's Cal been missing since he went under? Only the most horrifying convergence of sheer monster power ever to emigrate from the old world. Cal McDonald, meet Nosferatu.

Cal McDonald, the pill-popping, alcoholic anti-hero of the hit Criminal Macabre series is back! Teamed with his undead partner Mo'Lock, Cal protects the sin-infested streets of Los Angeles against a growing horde of zombies, vampires, and occultists! This trade collects Criminal Macabre Volumes 4-6, the one-shot story Feat of Clay, Criminal Macabre: The Creepy Tree and The Trouble with Brains from MySpace Dark Horse Presents, and "Hairball" from Dark Horse Presents #102-105, featured in color for the first time!

Featuring five tales of quiet terror from the classic short story collection. "Don't Look No"w which was filmed by Nicolas Roeg and starred Julie Christie and Donald Sutherland, "Kiss Me Again Stranger", "Not After Midnight", "The Old Man" and "The Birds", which was famously filmed by Alfred Hitchcock.

Francois Villon is one of the great enigmas of French medieval history. A lyric poet of beauty and depth, he was also a murderer, pimp, thief and denizen of the underworld of 15th-century Paris. The book describes a riotous and debauched student life in medieval Paris and Villon's first steps on a life of crime when he was publicly flogged for writing a scurrilous ballad and later involved in a scuffle which ended with his killing a priest. The rest of his short life was a round of arrests, imprisonment and torture, which is contrasted with his time at the court of Charles, Duc d'Orleans at Blois, one of the most magnificent French chateaux and one of the most civilized and artistic courts in Europe. He was finally implicated in a killing of which he was probably innocent, reprieved by Louis XI in a general amnesty designed to restore Paris' dwindling population but disappeared in the winter of 1463, never to be seen again.

Teamed with his undead partner Mo'Lock and some unlikely allies, the pill-popping, alcoholic antihero Cal McDonald protects the streets of Los Angeles against an infestation of vampires, werewolves, and one very powerful occultist. The events will leave Cal changed . . . forever. Includes the epic crossover with Niles's other horror hit, 30 Days of Night!Collects Criminal Macabre: No Peace for Dead Men, Final Night--The 30 Days of Night Crossover, The Eyes of Frankenstein, and The Iron Spirit.

Cemetery Dance Magazine says that "No author working today comes close to Jeff Strand's perfect mixture of comedy and terror." Gleefully Macabre Tales compiles 33 of his most twisted blends of cringe-worthy horror and ghoulish humor, with a couple of serious pieces thrown in just to mess with you.This collection includes tales from his three chapbooks (Two Fisted Nuts, Socially Awkward Moments With An Aspiring Lunatic, and Funny Stories of Scary Sex) and numerous other stories both popular and obscure, including "Really, Really Ferocious" (the one with the wiener dog), "High Stakes" (the one with the slot machine), "Roasting Weenies by Hellfire" (the one with Satan), "The Bad Candy House" (the one with a very unpleasant old man at Halloween) and "The Socket" (the one with the eyeball socket). And, as a special demented bonus, the paperback edition includes the novella Disposal.It also includes two of his entries in the World Horror Convention gross-out contest. But you don't want to read them.So if you're looking to laugh, gasp, gag, or do all three at the same time, making sort of a weird sound that hurts your lungs and elicits odd glances from nearby pedestrians, don't miss Gleefully Macabre Tales!

This anthology could be the most unusual and original collection of stories you'll ever read! Twenty-six literary reflections embody the themed, classical artwork devoted to the spectrum of humanity's intriguing interactions with the Angel of Death in all his/her/its manifestations.

Mandred Wood may have caught a glint off the Bowie knife that sank into his belly—but probably not. On the afternoon of November 11, 1837, he had exchanged "harsh epithets" with David James Jones, a hero of the Texas Revolution. When words failed, Jones closed the argument with his blade. Such affrays were common in Houston, the fledgling capital of the Republic of Texas. This one, however, was singular. Wood was a gentleman and Jones a member of a disruptive gang of vagrants that the upper crust denounced as the "rowdy loafers." Jones went to jail; Wood went to his grave.In the weeks that followed, the killing resounded throughout the squalid, verminous city that one resident described as the "most miserable place in the world." Stephen L. Hardin's suspenseful and witty narrative reads like a contemporary page-turner, yet all is carefully documented history. He entwines the murder into the story of the sordid city like the strands of a hangman's rope.It is an astonishing tale peopled by remarkable characters: the one-armed newspaper editor and political candidate who employs the crime to advance his sanctimonious agenda; the Kentucky lawyer who enjoys champagne breakfasts and collecting human skulls; the German immigrant who sees rats gnaw the finger off an infant lying in his cradle; the Alamo widow whose circumstances force her to practice the oldest profession; the sociopathic physician who slaughters an innocent man in a duel; the Methodist minister horrified by the drunken debaucheries of government officials; and the president himself—the Sword of San Jacinto— who during a besotted bacchanal strips to his underwear.Skillfully conceived and masterfully written, Texian Macabre: A Melancholy Tale of a Hanging in Early Houston will transport readers to a lost time and place.

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