My favorite cat in literature! And my favorite depiction. 🙀
#cat #ominousoctober #teamslaughter
My favorite cat in literature! And my favorite depiction. 🙀
#cat #ominousoctober #teamslaughter
“Villains!“
I love Gris Grimly's illustrations and Poe's stories, so this series of books is, naturally, my favorite!
#mummy #scarathlon #scarathlon2021 #teamslaughter @clwojick
My attempt chilling spine poetry (at least the first half). 🙀
Of Blood and Bone
Casual Vacancy
Tales of Mystery and Madness
Once Upon a Time
Beneath the Sugar Sky
Every Heart a Doorway
Rules of Magic
#chillingphotochallenge #october
#scarathlon #teamslaughter
“The car followed me down the steep stairs, and, nearly throwing me headlong, exasperated me to madness.”
Whenever someone says black cat, I think of this story. Grimly and Poe are the perfect combo! 😼
#chillingphotochallenge #blackcat
#teamslaughter #scarathlon
10 books completed for #Screamathon! This isn‘t everything I read this month, which is exciting, but they‘re the books that count for Halloween scary/thriller/supernatural reads. This is the first year I‘ve intentionally done seasonal reads outside of December and had a ton of fun. Thanks @4thhouseontheleft for setting this up!! The top row has my favorites and I really enjoyed the Lore books on audio.
This collection contains The Black Cat, The Masque of the Red Death, Hop-Frog, and The Fall of the House of Usher. I‘ve long considered Masque one of my favorite short stories (and I typically detest short stories), but Hop-Frog may now take the top spot. It was deliciously gruesome. Gris Grimly‘s illustrations are sheer perfection. 4.5 stars for this wonderful Halloween read. #screamathon #spooktober
This collection contains what is probably my favorite of Poe‘s short stories and the illustrations are incredible! I won‘t spam your feeds with oodles of pictures, but seriously...if you are a fan of Poe‘s work, grab these editions illustrated by Gris Grimly. Fabulously creepy! #screamathon
Even though my fur baby looks less enthused, this is a great book of 4 Poe stories with cool illustrations. (The Black Cat, The Masque if the Red Death, Hop-Frog, and The Fall of the House of Usher)
So i was going to share my bookish thrift haul from today, but im so excited about this book that i felt it needed its own post!
I can't think of anything more #macabre than a classic Poe story, and the illustrations in this book are delightfully gruesome and perfect. Actually picked this up when I visited his house in Baltimore last summer!
#hallowreads #macabremonday
@Tiffy_Reads @JoeStalksBeck
How was my first foray into Poe? Amazing!! I love this book. Poe is morbidly amazing, the illustrations are spot on and the cat is just perfectly creepy. Seriously.
As it turns out, my new obsession is fitting; today is the 167th anniversary of Poe's death. #rippoe
#booktober #scaretober #spookyoctober #libraryhaul #hauntedbooktober #frightfest #somethingborrowed
This illustrated version of four Edgar Allan Poe tales is the perfect read for this Halloween season. Gris Grimly does a fantastic attic job bringing them to life. This book introduced me to Poe and I definitely recommend it to those who are fans of Tim Burton and Neil Gaimen
As my only experience with Poe is "The Raven" (via #GilmoreGirls), this seemed like the perfect intro for #scaretober. Thanks @elkeo for the recommendation! #blameitonlitsy #libraryhaul #scarybooks #frightfest
Am I right? These illustrations make Poe's stories jump right off the page and into your nightmares.
#scarybooks
#somethingforsept #septemberphotochallenge
The original #scarybooks guy Poe with illustrations by Gris Grimly. Love this edition! #blameitonlitsy
Contains 4 stories. To scare the pants off you.
Enjoy!
#somethingforsept #septemberphotochallenge
Bought this book at Poe's house/museum in Baltimore because the illustrations are amazing and perfect. Plus who doesn't need yet another Poe book? 😋
My #FunFridayPhoto pick is this old collection of Poe's short stories. I fell in love with Poe after my 6th grade teacher read a couple stories on Halloween. I immediately gushed to my dad, a high school teacher, about Poe's stories. He pulled this book off his classroom shelf and gave it to me. I felt so grown up! It looked like the books at my grandparents' house. I love Poe's work. This was the first of many editions I added to my shelves.