
costume designer & author. my debut novel THE RED SACRAMENT is out now! Union @USA829IATSE / lit rep @isabeljka
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"This stunning debut plunges the reader in a decadent dreamscape of 1870s Paris." -Chelsea G. Summers, author of A Certain Hunger
"The unholy progeny of Anne Rice and Karl Marx."-Natalie Adler, author of Waiting on a Friend
The Red Sacrament out now ;) bit.ly/46rxyid
was on a couple of panels at mcm comicon talking about the red sacrament today and maybe it’s just that I had a green room to retreat to but I LOVED IT. festival of humanity. so many wigs
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China Miéville on @blowbackpod: “Great podcast”
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red sacramentheads this is the kind of shit françoise was wearing for her 1869 nightly sunset breakfasts with her brother
To celebrate the birth of Charles Frederick Worth, it's #frockingFabulous #HouseofWorth week! This extra-as-anything bridal gown was worn by Annie Cottenet Schermerhorn for her 1878 marriage to John Innes Kane. Via the Museum of the City of New York.
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Absolutely imperative that I sample this old white lady on Antiques Roadshow describing a French bronze she purchased...."I love the violence of it in a way" is echoing in my mind like YES diva u UNDERSTAND IT
MCM Comicon! I’ll be on 2 panels this Sunday 10/25:
2PM: Gothic Monsters & Things That Go Bump in the Night w/ Jennifer Thorne
3PM: Bite Club w/ Ben Shepherd, Johanna Van Veen, Kat Dunn, and Amy McCaw
come thru get bit 🩸💋
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Oh sure the phantom of the opera is “in love” with Christine when he has a life size doll of her and is basically running ChristineDaaeUpdates and a streaming farm to help her beat Carlotta on the charts
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my cat makes this speech to me every day when i accuse him of mischief which he is openly doing
ok just based on vibes but consider i’m a vibes professional twice over: Paris feels like 7 eras of the same city simultaneously and London feels like 15 different cities shoved into the space of 5



























