The Book of Gothel
We’re thrilled to talk to our very own poetry editor Mary McMyne about her first novel, The Book of Gothel, which comes out this...
Red Riding Hood
PHOTOGRAPHY BY STEVE PARKE
Model: Love Chappelle
An errand of mercy, a basket of love. Only the best of intentions are paving this path.
But girls have...
It’s Just A Story: Finding The Real In Faerie
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Rumpelstiltskin (1913), by Warwick Goble
It is night. Darkness has closed in around us as I lie in my...
Interview with Enchanted Asian Day Team
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SOVEREIGN QUEEN
Crown: Mr Mortimer’s Wife @mrmortimerswife
Earrings: Olivia’s Vault
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Why Enchanted Asian Day? How did this come about?
EAD Team: It has a polarized origin: It...
A Message From Sherry L. Ross
We hope you're having a gorgeous Wednesday! We wanted to make your afternoon slightly more gorgeous with this sweet missive from our friend Sherry L....
Mirror Masquerade
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THE WITCHING HOUR PHOTOGRAPHY
Model: Kassi Stein Gown: El Costurero Real
She was raised knowing what decadence was. It surrounded her in the form of ...
The Eternal Feminine of The Damned
Imagine this: A nubile dancer named Salome struts before a lustful king. She wields her bejeweled half-dressed body like a weapon. Her desire? To...
Are You Ready for Decadence?
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Marcelle Lender Dancing the Bolero in “Chilpéric” (1895–96), by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
Truth with a capital T is dead—let’s get that carcass out of...
The Decadent, Dangerous Mr. Wilde
Portrait of Oscar Wilde (1882), by Napoleon Sarony
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If we were in Paris (we really should be in Paris!), I...
“An Orgy of Candy Gluttony”
A Cup of Chocolate (1844), by Charles Beranger
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At nine o’clock the next morning his servant came in with a...