The Wolf Leader, by Alexandre Dumas The name of Alexandre Dumas is universally associated with his most famous works, like The Three Musketeers or The Count of Montecristo: less known is his The Wolf Leader, a booklet placing him with the first authors to draw the figure of the werewolf in modern literature. This short … Continue reading From the Vampire to the Werewolf
Thanksgiving, the fourth Thursday in November, is a uniquely American tradition and one to be proud of. Regardless of whether you are an American and Thanksgiving Day is ingrained in your psyche, the idea of “giving thanks” or gratitude is a universal concept that we are all guilty of overlooking and forgetting from time to … Continue reading Thanksgiving: An Attitude of Gratitude
October is my favorite time of year, the beginning of autumn in my corner of the world when the summer heat gives way to cooler temperatures and the countdown to Halloween begins. It is a season for parties and scaring each other silly, or if you’re feeling adventurous, you can book a tour at one … Continue reading Halloween: A Psychic’s Perspective
Although the very famous Brahm Stoker novel, Dracula, made the world look at the vampire as an evil monster, the vampire got its start from a Greek mythological love story long before Dracula came into the picture. The story tells of a young Italian, named Ambrogio, and a beautiful woman named Selena who fell in … Continue reading Vampires – They’re Rooted in Love, not Evil
