Wicked Enchantments: A History of the Pendle Witches and Their Magic by Joyce Froome With its 400th anniversary approaching, the Pendle witch trial of 1612 is once again the focus of historical discussion. What was the largest investigation of its kind in England (until the Matthew Hopkins purges in East Anglia some thirty years later) [...]
Archive for July, 2010
Wicked Enchantments
Posted in Books, History, Non-Fiction, Witchcraft, tagged Early Modern History, Joyce Froome, Lancashire, Museum of Witchcraft, Pendle Witches, Wicked Enchantments, Witchcraft on July 24, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Rambling Rose
Posted in Profumo Affair, Updates, Websites, Wicked Baby, tagged Christine Keeler, Profumo, Rambling Rose, Tumblr, Wicked Baby on July 22, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I’ve recently set up yet another blog, this time on Tumblr – an informal affair, where I post snippets of the words, pictures and music that inspire me on a daily basis. This morning I was thrilled to discover this rare photograph of Christine Keeler in The Guardian, part of an exhibition dedicated to the iconic [...]
Nan Taylor Abell
Posted in Film, Marilyn Monroe, tagged Marilyn Monroe, Nan Taylor Abell, The Misfits on July 12, 2010 | 4 Comments »
Nan Taylor Abell, formerly married to Frank E. Taylor, producer of The Misfits, has died in Greenwich, Connecticut, aged 94. Born in Minnesota, Nan was the daughter of a mine engineer. After graduating, she moved to the New York and became a children’s radio host. She gave up her career on marrying Frank Taylor, who [...]
Four Days in New York
Posted in Art and Photography, Marilyn Monroe, Updates, Websites, tagged Ed Feingersh, Immortal Marilyn, Marilyn Monroe, Tara Hanks on July 3, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
My profile of photographer Ed Feingersh is featured on the Immortal Marilyn website
