“Your puritan upbringing holds you back from my monsters but it certainly doesn’t hurt your art of kissing.” - The Orgy of the Dead (1965).
Author: cmrosens
C. M. Rosens is an author of fantasy, historical fiction, mystery/crime and urban paranormal. She hopes you enjoy being inside her head as much as she does.
Let's Talk About Wolves #5: Werewolf Talk with Becca Lynn Mathis
Becca Lynn Mathis In this latest instalment of #WerewolfTalk, I got to hear from author Becca Lynn Mathis. Born and raised in Texas, Becca Lynn Mathis has been writing since she was a little girl, and could often be found sitting among the branches of a tree, reading a book. She even used to get… Continue reading Let's Talk About Wolves #5: Werewolf Talk with Becca Lynn Mathis
Werewolf Films: 1950-1959
Perhaps because no one likes thinking about basic human unpleasantness, and everyone had had quite enough of that thanks very much, the werewolf film and its themes saw a repression in the 1950s. The rise of the teenager in Britain and America was a cause of much social anxiety in the post-War period, while older… Continue reading Werewolf Films: 1950-1959
Let's Talk About Wolves #4: Hopeless, Maine
Volume 1: THE GATHERING In this next installment of talking about wolves, I got to chat with Tom and Nimue Brown, the co-creators of the Hopeless, Maine graphic novel series. Tom Brown is also the illustrator for The Crows, and there are three of Tom's original illustrations in the eBook version and five in the… Continue reading Let's Talk About Wolves #4: Hopeless, Maine
Werewolf Films: 1910-1949
What did the werewolf represent? Who could become one? How did the werewolf reflect social anxieties in cinema? #silentcinema #werewolf #MondayBlogsClub
