4-page promotional preview of
怪談囃子, a short manga appearing in the October issue of Bunch Magazine! COMING SOON TO ONLINE ORDERS NEAR YOU.
I lol’d when I saw this on twitter, so I lunchbreak translated it here. Usual shit wording apologies and caveat emptors apply.
(The source is here. This is only a sample and it’s for promotional purposes, so it should be fine to do this…?)
Tag: horror
THIS IS SO COOL
woah
This is a ‘Beasts of Burden’ story by Evan Dorkin and Jill Thompson. All of the stories are like this, sort of supernatural horror/mystery featuring dogs and a couple of cats as the main characters. I have a collection of them called ‘Animal Rites’ that I love and highly recommend!
Ooh sounds good :0
That’s some #sixpenceee shit
“Went to an open house and encountered this creepy chandelier made out of doll hair”
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This is Bubblegum 💕I’ve had this girl in progress FOREVER; nothing like a total color overhaul to keep you busy. I also decided I didn’t like the wig I originally got for her, so I’m currently making this one which is just the right color…
I have a lot of sewing to do for all the new lovelies, but they might be ready for adoption next week 🙂
Spouse wanted to rewatch The Return of Dr. X. (1939) today. This is a pretty crazy film in many respects, one of which is that Humphrey Bogart in this scene kind of looks like H.P. Lovecraft. In his other scenes he does not wear a hat, and looks more like a Gothed-up Bogart holding a rabbit.
You know that house you pass when you get lost on a back road?
Every back road in Pennsylvania has one.
The house the forest has been lazily trying to reclaim since the day it was built, tucked neatly between somewhere and nowhere?
You know the one I mean.
It’s just a house, of course. You tell yourself that it’s just a house, anyhow. You’re a rational person, and it’s just a regular house. There’s a suburb like a mile back, for Christ’s sake. You’re not exactly stranded. Just lost. It’s late, and you need to turn around.
The porch is a heap of deer skulls and axes and water-logged indoor furniture, and you try to slow your breathing. Plenty of people hunt. Plenty of people chop firewood. Plenty of people survive turning around in someone’s driveway, so why are you being such a baby? What are you afraid of?
And surely it’s a safer place to reset your GPS than the… Well, what must have been a farm, once… up the road. With its single, emaciated horse and its howling, feral cats and its tetanus-trap of vine-choked, scrap-ravaged cars.
Surely this is safer, you think.
And you’d be right, most nights.
I mean, there’s an even chance you’ll be pulling chunks of deer out of the grille of your car if you panic and drive away too fast, but that’s not the house’s fault. That’s just Pennsylvania for ya’.
Most nights, everything is perfectly fine, and you’ll laugh it off as sleep-deprived paranoia and arrive at your destination unscathed and unchanged.
But every so often… If the sky is clear and the air is crisp, and you listen very carefully, you’ll hear me…
I’m there, you know…
Perched on the roof, just outside of your view, just fuckin’ shreddin’ on this toy accordion I got on Craigslist for ten bucks. Just, like, reallllly goin’ at it like you would not believe, whispering, “Hell yeah,” every few measures.
I’m getting pretty good, actually.
You guys are still yelling at me about this.
Mayflower Book of Horror (1975) by Les Edwards
Image looks familiar, wonder if my local library had this book?
Poetry is Not the Final Girl: Arabelle Sicardi
trisha this is still one of my favorite interviews i ever gave, its got so many of my roots in here, when will i ever leave these ideas (i don’t wanna!!!! yes i do not yet tho)