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Headless Horseman Tales
Where did the inspiration for the Sleepy Hollow tale come from? Old Irish and Norse folk stories? The creepy woods of upstate New York? The author’s own personal experiences?
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Antique Vampire Slaying Kit
What does it take to slay a vampire? Time alone wont kill them off. So, when you need a toolbox for killing vampires, you might want to start with…
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Acting CV – Byron Holder
Byron Holder will be playing Grimlocke in Children of the Night. He has a diverse and storied career, along with undeniable charisma & wit.
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Locations Featured in Children of the Night
There are 3 major locations in Children of the Night. Eastern Europe, in the vicinity of the Porumbar Kalnas (Blackthorne Castle). This is the home of Count Grimlocke. The outskirts of London, in the environs of Applewood Estate. This is 1960’s period London, mind you. The beachside town of Ocracoke, North Carolina, at Scuppernong Manor.…
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Happy Independence Day interrum!
Happy in-between Independence Day! No, we’re not jumping the gun just because 7/2/2022 falls on a Saturday. The Declaration of Independence was actually signed on the second day of July, not the fourth. And it just took a few days to get the word out. Some people have debated whether to celebrate on July 2nd…
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Synopsis of Sleepy Hollow: The Hex of the Headless Horseman
Washington Irving‘s Legend of Sleepy Hollow has been told and retold in many different ways. It was first written as one of many short stories in a collection: The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent. From there, it transformed time and time again. There was an opera, a short-lived Broadway musical, comics, radio shows, TV…
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Are you hunting mammoths?
What are your goals? If you were to acheive all of them with the snap of your fingers, would your life change drastically? If not, maybe you should aim higher.
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Where is Transylvania?
What’s Transylvania really like? Can you tell me how to get… how to get to Transylvania?
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Vlad the Impaler and Vampires
Vlad III, AKA Vlad Tepes, AKA Vlad Dracul, AKA Vlad the Impaler. Why did he need so many names? And was he as cruel and bloodthirsty as his reputation suggests?
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Inspiration for BBC Censor
Monty Python’s Flying Circus was one of the most influential and groundbreaking comedy television series in the history of television. It premiered on October the 5th 1969 on BBC1. The show was conceived, created, and performed by Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, Michael Palin, and Terry Gilliam, each of whom has gone…