#daniel passmore

[notwiselybuttoowell]

Mending the Tapestry

Daniel Passmore, 1835

Springhill (National Trust)

#victorian art #daniel passmore #painting #springhill

[intriguingpeoplebyangelafloyd]

THE LOST GIRLS

THE LOST GIRLS

Ava Benny-Morrison (Book 2019)

            The Lost Girls is a true-crime book about the murder of Australian mother, Karlie Pearce-Stevenson and her 2-year old daughter Khandalyce from the hands of Karlie’s boyfriend Daniel Holdom. Not only did Daniel James Holdom murder but he also raped them (before or after he killed them?). He was a paedophile and at the time of his arrest, he was already in prison serving time for raping a 9-year old girl at a caravan park at The Entrance, NSW Central Coast.

            After he raped and murdered the mother and child (at separate times), he and his girlfriend Hazel Passmore, used their ID to get the victims money which was thousands of dollars (more than $71,770.55). Hazel would even go to Centrelink posing as Karli and wasn’t asked to produce photo id in order to succeed at fraud. Holdom would text message Karlie’s family members to make believe that Karlie and Khandalyce was still alive and would often ask them for money. Hazel also rang up family members pretending to be Karlie to ask for money over the phone. When Karlie’s mother was in hospital dying she experienced a hallucinated that Karlie and Khandalyce was standing in the corner of the room (Karlie’s mother didn’t know they were both dead at the time). The family members believed that Karlie and Khandalyce were still alive, due to Holdom and Hazel’s cruel deception.

            Holdom and Hazel showed no remorse for their crimes and only cared about themselves rather than the rapes and murders that Holdom conducted. Even throughout his police inteviews and court appearance, Holdom was lying, covering up the truth and was extremely contradictive. The only person that Holdom felt sorry for was himself.

            Holdom went into a relationship with Karlie due to the fact she looked young and liked the fact that she had a young daughter. His relationship with Hazel was of convenience as she enabled his behaviour and overlooked his crimes. Hazel also had young children, he killed them both and left Hazel in a wheel chair, she remained with him. He told her the crimes he committed, his crimes against children as well as the murders he conducted, she still remained with him. She even saw the photos he took after he killed Karle, she still remained with him. Hazel disliked Karlie (was jealous of Holdom and Karlie’s relationship) and believed that he killed Karlie so he could be with her (which isn’t true) and Hazel gained some kind of ego boost from it. Hazel was obsessed with Holdom so much that she would spy on him and monitor his computer, and found his child pornography collection, she still remained with him. Hazel and Holdom broke up in 2011, however; she asked him to babysit her daughter in 2012 (her daughter was a child at the time) even though she knew he was a dangerous threat to children.

            Holdom raped Karlie either before or after he murdered her, her body was found with a glass bottle between her legs (which was also in the trophy photo he took just after he killed her). He most likely killed Karlie to get access to her daughter and for the financial reward. He later took Khandalynce to a hotel room to rape and kill her. His crimes on women and children were sadistic and made them suffer before he killed them. He had purchased all the items he needed for his crime at a store just before he killed the child. Karlie was killed and her body was left in Belanglo Forest, when this was first announced on the news, many people first thought it was a victim of Ivan Milat as Belanglo Forest is where he left his victims. Khandalyce was killed later on, and her body was dumped on the side of the road in a suitcase. Holdom afterwards kept the possessions of Karlie and Khandalynce and did very little to dispose of them, he left their belongings at numerous locations which detectives later discovered. The detectives found a list that had been written belonging to Holdom and Hazel, a list of names of children, their age and whether they consented or not. Holdom had a history of crime, including abuse towards women and ignoring AVOs.

            Holdom was found guilty and got two life sentences in prison. Hazel on the other hand was laughing all the way to the bank. She gained a lot of money from a civil law suit against Holdom and never got fined or a prison term for her role in the crimes. She is now living in QLD with her new partner and children.

            Ava Benny-Morrison did a brilliant job at this book and it wouldn’t have been easy book to write. Not only was the subject disturbing, but it was also a jigsaw puzzle and she would have had to do a lot of research to complete this. If you read true crime books, you should definitely read this. It’s also interesting how the detectives put two and two together, even if Holdom didn’t plead guilty, he wouldn’t have stood a chance with all the evidence up against him. Thanks to our police force and detectives, they did a brilliant job of putting him behind bars.

#thelostgirls #thelostgirlsavabennymorrison #avabennymorrison #truecrimebooks #karliepearcestevenson #khandalycepearce #danieljamesholdom #danielholdom #hazelpassmore

#the lost girls #the lost girls ava benny-morrison #avabennymorrison #ava benny-morrison #true crime books #karlie pearce stevenson #khandalyce pearce #daniel james holdom #daniel holdom #hazel passmore

[jeffstern]

Ezra Clayton Daniels & Ben Passmore - BTTM FDRS

I really enjoyed this graphic novel a whole lot - a lot of great stuff about the nature of gentrification and art, all set in a world that seems to have a vibe somewhat akin to John Carpenter or David Cronenberg. I dunno, rather than talk about it - here’s a little spoiler-free sample that I really enjoyed:

#2022reading #ezra clayton daniel #Ben Passmore #BTTM FDRS

[chaotictomtom]

tagged by @egirlgarak ,thank youuu!!!

as always, tagging anyone who wants to do this!!!

3 ships___

mmh... it's been a while since i've been needing to rewatch twin peaks but harry & dale always haunt my mind. in a good way. also saw adam & lawrence 😔 there's also the tf2 dudes rotating in my mind, but if i had to choose one other ship, gus and happiness 🤓👍 or mike yesh yesh 🧠

first ship ever___

unconsciously... 8/9 years old me wanted to be peter petrelli from heroes sooo bad and i kept thinking abt me as peter getting with sylar. so. ig them. consciously the first one that made me lose my shit truly was the master and the doctor! j simm rewired my brain big time. the whole tragedy of it also.

last song___

listening rn to the Köln concert by Keith Jarrett! but as last song song i think it was les eaux de mars by Georges Moustaki!!! chill night tonight

last movie___

was in a keke mood in need for comfort... so the Prince of Pennsylvania babyyyy

currently reading___

just started reading BTMMFDRS (Erza Claytan Daniels + Ben Passmore) it's been a while since i've read anything so easing myself to get back to it with graphic novels :3

currently watching___

rewatching hannibal + brba rn but took a wee break and watched the show i'm a virgo! a banger. finished it yesterday so will get back to brba & hannibal soon probably

currently consuming___

air!!! also water just know i was thirsty 👍

currently craving___

cheese... mimolette my beloved </3 and cool art materials i wish i could have the money for smh

#too shy to tag anyone sniffles #also craving a wand </333 when will i have enough money to get me it auuugh

[manelyec]

Academic Showcase A Great Success!

Last week, Emmanuel hosted the annual Academic Showcase! 55 students participated in presenting research they have done throughout the semester. Congratulations to all this year’s winners and participants!

WINNER OF THE WILLIAM ‘DANNY’ BIRD MEMORIAL AWARD - OVERALL RESEARCH

Adam Gallop

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PROJECT-BASED SIMULATIO

1st place team- Marco Lang, Zuzanna Malinoskwa, Munyardzi Masanhu, James “Ambus” Powell

2nd place team – Valentina Aloisio, Ronnie Ankerich, Hassan Badran, Matthew Benson

3rd place team – Dillon Culpepper, Graham Eubanks, Danielle Fairey, Marissa Harman

COMMUNICATION STUDIES – SENIOR CAPSTONE PROJECTS

1st – Macy Passmore

2nd – Lauren Castillion du Perron

3rd – Zyanya Rogel Valencia

SENIOR ORAL CAPSTONE PRESENTATIONS-

1st – Gabrielle McGlamery

2nd – Kaleigh Fowler

3rd – Cadyn Huddleston

RESEARCH – SCIENCE

1st – Mariah Martin

2nd – Jonathan Ireland (tie)

2nd – Tristan Davis (tie)

RESEARCH – AG

1st – Mary Keener

2nd – Kody Varner

3rd – Maxwell Owen

Congratulations to all participants! We look forward to seeing you showcase your research next Spring!

[luciebensonschoolofdance]

PUTNEY AWARDS 2021

AWARD WINNERS 2021 – PUTNEY

MINI SINGING –  LYRA MCNALLY

JUNIOR SINGING – ANNABELLE BIGINTON

SENIOR SINGING  -  MIA BYNON

MINI DRAMA –  AMARA PASSMORE

JUNIOR DRAMA –  KITTY MAE FALLON

SENIOR DRAMA –  IMANI TOPPIN

LITTLE STAR AWARD –  RUBY WOODS

LITTLE STAR MEDALS:, Emma Alves, Maliyah, Darcie Hook, Freya Woodhouse, Aria Perry, Grace Jackson, Louella Ryan Newson, Willow Hazell

MINI MUSICAL PRODUCTION – HAVANA BERRY

JUNIOR MUSICAL PRODUCTION – LOIS DAGNIN

JUN MP MEDAL –  Abigail davies

SENIOR MUSICAL PRODUCTION – IZZIE GILES

MINI BALLET – POPPY BIGINTON

MINI BALLET MEDALS –LARA OXLEY

JUNIOR BALLET –  RONNIE GARETT WOODWARD

JUNIOR BALLET MEDAL – MOLLY NOTT

SENIOR BALLET – LAUREN PYECROFT O BRIEN

MINI TAP –  RENAE GAYNOR

MINI TAP MEDAL – DANIEL ALVES & DOLLY DIGGLE

JUNIOR TAP – GAELLE PERSIDAT

JUNIOR TAP – POPPY BOYD MAUNSELL

JUNIOR TAP MEDALS –  LARA TSOLO & FlORRIE DIGGLE

SENIOR TAP – HOLLY DAVIES

MINI MODERN -  JOSIE ROBERTS

MINI MODERN MEDALS – BLOSSOM MILLER / FLORENCE REEKIE

JUNIOR MODERN – AMELIA STANGER

SENIOR MODERN – FRANCESCA CHITTENDEN

MINI JAZZ – MILLY WOODS

MINI JAZZ MEDALS – Dolly, Violet, Amara, Annabelle, Poppy, Maliyah, Havana

INTER JAZZ – MABEL HARDIE

INTER JAZZ MEDAL – APHIE CLEMENTS

JUNIOR JAZZ –  EDEN KENNEALLY

JUNIOR JAZZ MEDAL – LILY SHENK

SENIOR JAZZ -  GRACE SALSONI

SENIOR JAZZ MEDAL – RUBY COWAN

MINI ACRO AWARD – MALIYAH FRASER

JUNIOR ACRO AWARD – CHLOE JONES

SENIOR ACRO AWARD – LILY SMITH

MOST IMPROVED –  HARRIET SMITH

MOST IMPROVED –  BELLA HOULT

MOST IMPROVED – LILY SMITH

EFFORT AWARD –  ANNA LEA

EFFORT AWARD – CHRISTINA TZANNATOS

EFFORT AWARD – AVA ENOCH

EFFORT MEDAL – IZZIE SMITH , LOTTIE BARNES & LAIA ROVIRA

MINI PERFORMANCE AWARD – MALIYAH FRASER

JUNIOR PERFORMANCE AWARD –  KITTY MAE FALLON

JUNIOR PERFORMANCE AWARD – ABIGAIL DAVIES

SENIOR PERFORMANCE AWARD  -  ANNABELLE YOUNGMAN

DANCER’S DANCER OF THE YEAR –  HOLLY DAVIES

ONLINE DANCER – KATIE DUNSTONE

UNIFORM SCHOLORSHIP £300 –  RONNIE GARETT WOODWARD & RENAE GAYNOR

THEATRE AWARD £150 –  KATIE DUNSTONE

NAN LUCIE AWARD – LOTTIE TIMONEY

OUTSTANDING STUDENT OF THE YEAR AWARD –  LAUREN PYECROFT O BRIEN

OUTSTANDING STUDENT OF THE YEAR AWARD – IMANI TOPPIN

[kevin-alejandro76]

Кевин для журнала People в 2011 году.

#kevin alejandro #magazine #scan #photoshoot #people magazine #daniel sunjata #patrick adams #corey reynolds #matt passmore

[bruce-wyatt-burner]

👀👀

#danielle carbonneau #ian passmore #photography #photoshoot #portrait #beauty #beauties #bikini #swimsuit #model

[fromthestacks]

BTTM FDRS by Ezra Clayton Daniels + Ben Passmore

#library #books #graphic novels #bttm fdrs #ezra claytan daniels #ben passmore

[nprbooks]

In BTTM FDRS, Ben Passmore and Ezra Claytan Daniels confront the problem of gentrification in comic horror form. Our critic Etelka Lehoczky talked to them about their own experiences with gentrification, and why they chose to approach it through the lens of horror. Check out the conversation here.

-- Petra

#npr books #books #reading #comics #graphic novels #fiction #gentrification #author interviews #bttm fdrs #ezra claytan daniels #ben passmore

[blacknerdproblems]

Words:Ezra Claytan Daniels/Art:Ben Passmore / FANTAGRAPHICS BOOKS, INC

FROM THE TOP

BTTM FDRS is a spot-on critique of the causality of urban gentrification. Packaged as a razor-sharp, pastel flavored fever dream, this book is scary, good, and scary good. Bttm Fdrs is the latest from multimedia dynamo Ezra Claytan Daniels whose last few entries The Changers and Upgrade Soul are already revered as modern classics in the genre. Paired up with Eisner award-winning indie comic creator and illustrator Ben Passmore, whose collection of race-savvy comics “Your Black Friend” are a gem unto themselves.

Daniels and Passmore aren’t just writing about the issue at hand, they genuinely know what they’re talking about. Even the synopsis is a stroke of comprehension: “Once a thriving working-class neighborhood on Chicago’s south side, the ‘Bottomyards’ is now the definition of urban blight. When an aspiring fashion designer and her image-obsessed BFF descend upon the hood in search of cheap rent, they discover something far more seductive… and deadly.” The levity of this synopsis alone rivals the pretentious gravitas of several Steven King made for TV series trailers, it’s pitch perfect!

THERE GOES THE NEIGHBORHOOD

The title is a play on “bottom feeders”, the name given to a particular fictional neighborhood with very real parallels to that part of town. You know, the other side of the tracks. You really can’t put creators this woke (and this humble) on a project and not expect a fantastic product. For real. Instead of just talking about gentrification, Daniels and Passmore go the extra mile to build out a macrocosmic metaphor in the space of one building.

ME, YOU, YOUR MAMA & YOUR COUSIN TOO

The writing in BTTM FDRS is top-notch millennial ‘newspeak’. There is a blend of acerbic wit, apathy, and unearned wisdom in the dialogue that just drips of youthful realism. Mastery of that voice is key in understanding how to engage this topic. Comics have been a bastion for folks looking to talk about the ‘ways of the world’, even more recently with titles like Scarlet and Infidel, breaking down the -isms that plague society. What sets BTTM FDRS apart is the exactitude with which it analyzes the issues at hand: the racism that has distilled down to classism that leads to redlining designed to create property devaluation which leads to gentrification to prepare for displacement. In short, Daniels and Passmore point the blame where it’s due and that makes the book even more impactful because everyone plays a role.

Read on here. [x]

#graphic novel #BTTM FDRS #black nerd problems #blacknerdproblems #ezra claytan daniels #ben passmore #fantagraphic books

[torontocomics]

DEBUTING AT TCAF 2019: BTTM FDRS By Ezra Claytan Daniels and Ben Passmore

288 Pages, Full Colour, Hardcover, 7″ x 6″, Spring 2019, Published by Fantagraphics

An Afrofuturist horror-comedy about gentrification and cultural appropriation.

Once a thriving working-class neighborhood on Chicago’s south side, the “Bottomyards” is now the definition of urban blight. When an aspiring fashion designer and her image-obsessed BFF descend upon the hood in search of cheap rent, they discover something far more seductive… and deadly.

Gentrification and body horror collide in this brutal satire from the award-winning creators of Upgrade Soul and Your Black Friend.

“I fell in love with this comic right about page one, and then just kept falling. Gentrification horror at its finest.” — Victor LaValle, author of The Changeling

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Ben Passmore lives with his cat in Philly. His comics have appeared in The Nib, The New York Times, Fantagraphic’s NOW anthology, and even the pages of Adventure Time, addressing topics such as race, crime, monsters, anarchism, sexual dysfunction, police brutality, art theory, and his feelings. Previous publications include DAYGLOAYHOLE, Goodbye, and Your Black Friend and Other Strangers.

Ben Passmore attends TCAF 2019 in support of his Debut Graphic Novel BTTM FDRS, with Ezra Claytan Daniels, published by Fantagraphics.

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EZRA CLAYTAN DANIELS is a writer and illustrator based in Los Angeles, CA. His work has been featured at the Fantoche International Animation Festival in Baden, Switzerland, the Fumetto International Comics Festival in Lucerne, Haarlem Stripdagen in the Netherlands, and is in the permanent collection of the Whitney Museum. His new graphic novel, UPGRADE SOUL, was the recipient of the Dwayne McDuffie Award for Diversity in Comics. His upcoming graphic novel collaboration with Ignatz-winner Ben Passmore, BTTM FDRS, will be released Summer 2019 by Fantagraphics Books.

Ezra Claytan Daniels attends TCAF in support of his new graphic novel (with Ben Passmore), BTTM FDRS.

Www.ezracdaniels.com

#tcaf #tcaf 2019 #toronto comic arts festival #graphic novel #comic #comics #fantagraphic #Ben Passmore #EZRA CLAYTAN DANIELS #BTTM FDRS

[smashpages]

Gentrification and body horror collide in ‘BTTM FDRS’

Ezra Claytan Daniels and Ben Passmore’s new graphic novel set to debut from Fantagraphics next summer.

#ezra claytan daniels #ben passmore #fantagraphics

[upthewitchypunx]

PBW Witch Shop & Zine Distro

The PBW Witch Shop is a curated selection of witchcraft and magic related zines, books, pin-back buttons, tarot cards and more.

We focus on traditional and folkloric witchcraft, animism, chaos magic, secular witchcraft, magical herbs and plants, queer witchcraft, tarot & Divination, witchcraft & magic in politics, history, culture, and social & racial justice,  and aspects of non-Wiccan forms of witchcraft, magic, and paganism.

Pre-Covid the Portland Button Works primarily made custom pinback button. Selling zines and books was secondary and more of a hobby for me to share things I’d like to read. Right now our business is pivoting to focus on books and zines that people can read in the comfort and safety of their own homes. Some items are from well known witchcraft and occult publisher and some are titles from small publishers with interesting items I don’t see in other shops but I’m excited to elevate.

Not everyone has income to buy books right now, we totally understand that, but I would love it if you were able to reblog this post or share Portland Button Works and PBW Witch Shop with your friends.

If you have been looking for a book about something specific, or if you think something would be a good fit for our catalog, get in touch. We can order almost any book in print, even if it isn’t witchcraft or magic related.

With that being said, here are some categories of items we carry:

Some good books to get you started studying witchcraft:

Grovedaughter Witchery by Bree NicGarran

Making Magic by Briana Saussy

Magical Power for Beginners- How to Raise & Send Energy for Spells That Work by Deborah Lipp

Weave The Liminal by Laura Tempest Zakroff

Some creative books to help build your witch craft practice:

Spellcrafting- Strengthen the Power of your Craft by Creating and Casting Your Own Unique Spells by Arin Murphy-Hiscock

D.I.Y. Magic -a Strange & Whimsical Guide to Creativity by Anthony Alvarado

Psychic Witch- a Metaphysical Guide to Meditation, Magick, & Manifestation by Mat Auryn

Urban Magick by Diana Rajchel

Standing and Not Falling - a Sorcerous Primer in Thirteen Moons by Lee Morgan

Tarot Books

Queering the Tarot by Cassandra Snow

Tarot for Troubled Times by Shaheen Miro & Theresa Reed

Modern Tarot by Michelle Tea

Tarot Decks

Next World Tarot (regular and pocket sized)

Science Tarot

Rider-Waite-Coleman Smith Regular sized and Mini sized

Crow Tarot

Modern Witch Tarot

Cat Tarot

Check out the tarot and divination books in our catalog and also check out tarot and divination decks in our catalog here.

Condensed Chaos by Phil Hine

Advanced Magick for Beginners by Alan Chapman

Chaos Protocols by Gordon White

Hands on Chaos Magic by Andrieh Vitimus 

Liber Null & Psychonaut by Peter Carroll

Other books in the Chaos Magic section

Anthologies: Becoming Dangerous: Witchy Femmes, Queer Conjurers, and Magical Rebels, Bringing Race to the Table: Exploring Racism in the Pagan Community, Shades of Ritual: Minority Voices in Practice

Magical Resistance: Witchcraft Activism by David Salisbury, Magic for the Resistance by Michael Hughes, Revolutionary Witchcraft by Sarah Lyons

Witches and Feminist Perspectives: Caliban and the Witch by Silvia Federici, Witches, Midwives and Nurses by Barbara Ehrenreich and Deirdre English , Witches Sluts Feminists by Kristen J. Sollee

Pagan Anti-Capitalism: Pagan Anarchism True to the Earth: Pagain Political Thology by Kadmus, All That is Sacred is Profaned: A Pagan Guide to Marxism by Ryhd Wildermuth, A Pagan Anti-Capitalist Primer

Queer Witchcraft: Witchcraft and the Gay Counter Culture, Sapphomanteion a Lesbian Oracle, Queering the Tarot

Check out the Witchcraft Culture and History and Witchcraft Politics and Resistance sections of our website.

Green Witchcraft: The Green Witch by Arin Murray-Hiscock, Green Witchcraft by Paige Vanderbeck

Plants and Herbs: Under the Witching Tree by Corinne Boyer, Under the Bramble Arch by Corinne Boyer

The Poison Path: Veneficuim: Magic, Witchcraft and the Poison Path by Daniel Schulke, Pharmo/Gnonsis: Plant Teachers and the Poison Path by Dale Pendell , Plants of the Devil by Corinne Boyer

Witchy Crafts: Pestlework: a Book of Magical Powders and Oils by Bree NicGarran, Sew Witchy by Rachel Henderson, Sigil Witchery by Lara Tempest Zakroff

Other books in our Plants, Herbs, and Magical Crafts section

Books on Atheopaganism

Godless Paganism (anthology)

Atheopaganism by Mark Green

Other Pagan Perspectives

Jailbreaking the Goddess: A Radical Revisioning of Feminist Spirituality by Lasara Firefix Allen

The Wakeful World: Anismism, Mind, and the Self in Nature by Emma Restall Orr

Circling the Star by Anthony Rella

All That Is Sacred is Profaned: A Pagan Guide to Marxism by Rhyd Wildermuth

All Other Pagan books

Traditional Witchcraft: A Cornish Book of Ways by Gemma Gary

A Deed Without A Name: Unearthing the Legacy of Traditional Witchcraft by Lee Morgan

Crooked Path: An Introduction to Traditional Witchcraft by Keldon

Backwoods Witchcraft by Jake Richards

Besom Stand and Sword A Guide to Traditional Witchcraft the Six-Fold Path the Hidden Landscape by Christopher Orapello & Tara Love Maguire

Southern Cunning: Folkloric Witchcraft in the American South by Aaron Oberon

Folk Witchcraft by

The Flame in the Cauldron by Orion Foxwood

Craft of the Untamed by Roger Horne

Check out the rest of the books in our Traditional & Folkloric Witchcraft Section

What are zines? Small independently made magazine and pamphlets filled with stories and unique ideas that you won’t find from major publishers!

Some topics you will find in zines we carry are Secular Witchcraft, the fantastic Fiddler’s Green Pamphlets and lots of zine on the places where Politics, Paganism, and Witchcraft intersect.

Check out all of our witchy zines here.

Other Stuff

witchy buttons

 magnets and hand mirrors

We carry more than just witchy books.

Here are some of the other titles we carry:

You Were Born For This: Astrology for Radical Self-Acceptance by Chani Nicholas

When Language Runs Dry: An Anthology for People with Chronic Pain and their Allies

What is Gender Nihilism?

Be Gay Do Crime by The Mary Nardini Gang

Radical Brewing by Randy Mosher

You Black Friend by Ben Passmore

Learning Good Consent an Anthology edited by Cindy Crabb

How To Talk To Your Cat about Gun Safety and Abstinence, Drugs, Satanism and Other Dangers that Threaten Their Nine Lives

Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer

Honoring your Ancestors by Mallorie Vaudoise

Do-it-Your Self Guide to Fighting the Big Motherfucking Sad by Adam Gnade

Yes, I’m Flagging: Queer Flagging 101 by Archie Bongiovanni

Full online catalog of books, zines, buttons and more can be found at PortlandButtonWorks.com and the PBW Witch Shop can be found here.

All items are shipped from Portland, Oregon in plain packaging or United States Postal Service Flat Rate envelopes or boxes with the return address as Portland Button Works. We ship daily and most order come with small fun gifts of buttons or magnets.

Thank you so much for supporting your local witch!

#witchcraft #witchblr #magic #witchy books #support your local witch #pagan #traditional witchcraft #wicca #baby witch #witchling #kitchen witch #witchy things #chaos magic #chaos magick #magick #witch community #green witchcraft #secular witchcraft #witchy zines #witchy #witchy reads #witchcraft books #pagan books #animism #Decolonize witchcraft #hex the patriarchy #atheopaganism #tarot #spells #spellcraft

[tuppencetrinkets]

SAW caps. ( sorted. )

Multiple movies:

Allison Kerry - Dina Meyer

Amanda Young  - Shawnee Smith

Billy

Daniel Rigg - Lyriq Bent

Eric Matthews - Donnie Wahlberg

Jill Tuck - Betsy Russell

John Kramer - Tobin Bell

Lawrence Gordon - Cary Elwes

Lindsey Perez - Athena Karkanis

Mark Hoffman - Costas Mandylor

Pamela Jenkins - Samantha Lemole

Peter Strahm - Scott Patterson

Saw 1

Adam Stanheight - Leigh Whannell

David Tapp-= Danny Glover

Diana Gordon - Monica Potter

Mrs. Gordon - Makenzie Vega

Steven Sing - Ken Leung

Zep Hindle - Michael Emerson

Saw 2

Addison Corday = Emmanuelle augier

Daniel Matthews - Eric Knudsen

Jones Singer - Glenn Plummer

Laura Hunter - Beverrly Mitchell

Xavier Chavez - Franky G

Saw 3

Corrbett Denlon - Niamh Wilson

Jeff Denlon - Angus Macfadyen

Lynn Denlon - Bahar Soomekh

Saw 4

Art Banks - Justin Louis

Saw  5

Brit Stevenson - Julie Benz

Luba Gibbs - Meaga Good

Mallick  - Greg Byrk

Saw 6

Simone - Tanedra Howard

Tara Abbogtgt - Shauna McDonald

William Easton - Peter Outerbridge

Saw 3D

Bobby Dagen - Sean Patrick Flannery 

Joyce Dagen - Gina Holden

Matt Gibson - Chad Donella

Jigsaw

Anna - Laura Vandervoort

Carly - Brittany Allen

Eleanor Bonneville - Emily Anderson

Dan Hallora - Callum Keith Rennie 

Keith Hunt - Cle Bennett

Logan Nelson - Matt Passmore

Mitch - Mandela Van Peebles

Ryan - Paul Braunstein

Spiral

Angie Garza - Marisol Nichol

Peter Dunleavy - Patrick McManus

Marcus Banks - Samuel L. Jackson

Tim O’Brien - Thomas Mitchell

William Schenk - Maax Minghella

Zeke Banks - Chrris ROck

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[thespeedyreader]

Black Lives Matter: A (By No Means Complete) Reading List

“Books are a form of political action. Books are knowledge. Books are a reflection. Books change your mind.” - Toni Morrison

It has always been, and always will be, vital to educate ourselves on the world around us. In response to the Black Lives Matter movement, I hope that this blog can become a platform for sharing resources on black history and literature, in a conscious effort to educate both ourselves and those around us. It is our duty to continue to amplify the voices of people of colour, because it is through education that we can make lasting changes in the world.

Here you will find a list of books and essays by authors of colour, and which speak about the experiences of people of colour everywhere. By committing to read even one of these books, you are expanding your consciousness of the lives around you, and giving people of colour a voice.

(Please reblog with your own book recommendations - keep the chain going!)

Classic Fiction

The Bluest Eye - Toni Morrison

Beloved - Toni Morrison

Another Country - James Baldwin

Go Tell It on the Mountain - James Baldwin

The Colour Purple - Alice Walker

Things Fall Apart - Chinua Achebe

Wide Sargasso Sea - Jean Rhys

Kindred - Octavia E. Butler

The Lonely Londoners - Sam Selvon

Small Island - Andrew Levy

Their Eyes Were Watching God - Zora Neale Hurston

To Kill a Mockingbird - Harper Lee

Contemporary Fiction

Americanah - Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

Girl, Woman, Other - Bernadine Evaristo

An Orchestra of Minorities - Chigozie Obioma

White Teeth - Zadie Smith

Red at the Bone - Jacqueline Woodson

An American Marriage - Tayari Jones

Queenie - Candice Carty-Williams

A Brief History of Seven Killings - Marlon James

Black Leopard Red Wolf - Marlon James

On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous - Ocean Vuong

The Vanishing Half - Brit Bennett

Sorry To Disrupt the Peace - Patty Yumi Cottrell

Freshwater - Akwaeke Emezi

The Fifth Season - N.K. Jemisin

My Sister, the Serial Killer - Oyinkan Braithwaite

What Is Not Yours Is Not Yours - Helen Oyeyemi

Homegoing - Yaa Gyasi

The Underground Railroad - Colson Whitehead

The Nickel Boys - Colson Whitehead

The Girl With the Louding Voice - Abi Daré

We Cast a Shadow - Maurice Carlos Ruffin

Washington Black - Esi Edugyan

The Black Flamingo - Dean Atta

Just Mercy - Bryan Stevenson 

The Icarus Girl - Helen Oyeyemi 

Poetry, Theatre and Graphic Novels

A Raisin in the Sun - Lorraine Hansberry

Citizen: An American Lyric - Claudia Rankine

Night Sky With Exit Wounds - Ocean Vuong

I Am Alfonso Jones - Tony Medina, illustrated by Stacey Robinson & John Jennings

Your Black Friend and Other Strangers - Ben Passmore

Say Her Name - Zetta Elliot, illustrated by Loveis Wise

Silencer - Marcus Wicker

Don’t Call Us Dead - Danez Smith

How ro Be Drawn - Terrence Hayes

The Black Unicorn - Audre Lorde

Coal - Audre Lorde

Passion - June Jordan

Children’s/YA Fiction

Children of Blood and Bone - Tomi Adeyemi

The Hate U Give - Angie Thomas

Akata Witch - Nnedi Okorafor

Binti - Nnedi Okorafor

You Should See Me in a Crown - Leah Johnson

With the Fire on High - Elizabeth Acevedo

Refugee Boy - Benjamin Zephaniah

Malcolm Little: The Boy Who Grew Up to Become Malcolm X - Ilyasah Shabazz

Not My Idea: A Book About Whiteness - Anastasia Higginbotham

A Is for Activist - Innosanto Nagara

New Kid - Jerry Craft

This Book Is Anti-Racist: 20 Lessons on How to Wake Up, Take Action, and Do the Work - Tiffany Jewell

Non-Fiction and Autobiography

The Miner's Canary: Enlisting Race, Resisting Power, Transforming Democracy - Lani Guiner

I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings - Maya Angelou

Me and White Supremacy: How to Recognise Your Privilege, Combat Racism and Change the World - Layla F Saad

Don’t Touch My Hair - Emma Dabiri

Brit(ish): On Race, Identity and Belonging - Afua Hirsch

The Good Immigrant - Nikesh Shukla

Why I’m No Longer Talking to White People About Race - Reni Eddo-Lodge (available for free on Yorsearch)

The New Jim Crow - Michelle Alexander (available for free on Yorsearch)

Sister Outsider - Audre Lorde

So You Want to Talk About Race - Ijeoma Oluo

The Fire Next Time - James Baldwin

The Autobiography of Malcolm X - Malcolm X

White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism - Robin DiAngelo

Divided Sisters: Bridging the Gap Between Black Women and White Women - Midge Wilson & Kathy Russell

They Can’t Kill Us All: Ferguson, Baltimore, and a New Era in America’s Racial Justice Movement - Wesley Lowery

Locking Up Our Own: Crime and Punishment in Black America - James Foreman Jr.

The Wretched of the Earth - Frantz Fanon

When They Call You a Terrorist: A Black Lives Matter Memoir - Patrisse Khan-Cullors & Asha Bandele

Eloquent Rage: A Black Feminist Discovers Her Superpower - Brittney Cooper

Waking Up White, and Finding Myself in the Story of Race - Debby Irving

The Hidden Rules of Race: Barriers to an Inclusive Economy - Andrea Flynn, Susan R. Holmberg, Dorian T. Warren, & Felicia J. Wong

Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?: And Other Conversations About Race - Beverly Daniel Tatum

How to Be Anti-Racist - Ibrahim X. Kendi

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