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Horror encyclopedia: My work is (almost) done
This week I finished the primary body of editorial work on Horror Literature through History: An Encyclopedia of the Stories That Speak to Our Deepest Fears. It has been my all-consuming focus on this vast project that has kept The Teeming Brain mostly dormant for most of 2016. I just now counted and saw that I have published a mere twenty-five previous posts this year. Quite honestly, in the past twelve months I have become something of an editor monk, devoting myself single-mindedly to this project during every "extra" (ha ha) hour, and working the equivalent of two (or more) full-time jobs.
This week, I sent the book's edited contents to the publisher, after having already engaged in much editorial collaborative back-and-forth with my project editor there in recent months. There's still a lot of work left for me to do, of course, when the galleys are ready, but the bigger part of it — which at several points got so big and complex that I wondered how I would ever complete the danged thing — is now done.
That means I'm now able to share the rundown of the total two-volume behemoth (something I'll doubtless do again when the book's publication date grows near in 2017). Here are the basic specs:
The encyclopedia contains more than 400 entries written by seventy contributors (or seventy-one, if you count my direct hand in a couple of them) from seven different countries. It is organized as follows: Read the rest of this entry
Book news: 'The Secret of Ventriloquism' by Jon Padgett
Maybe someday I'll have more time to start tending The Teeming Brain again and stop leaving these gaps of weeks-turning-to-months. That time may still be a while off, however, since I'm currently buried under the equivalent of two and a half full-time jobs, what with the horror encyclopedia project eating up so many so-called "extra" hours each week that I've lost count. (It's currently up to 69 contributors, most of them hailing from the US and UK, but also represented are Canada, Australia, Ireland, Germany, and China.)
At the moment, I wanted to make a point of poking my head above the snow (as in snowed under) to call attention to this, which should be of interest to many readers here.
With themes reminiscent of Shirley Jackson, Thomas Ligotti, and Bruno Shulz, but with a strikingly unique vision, Jon Padgett's The Secret of Ventriloquism heralds the arrival of a significant new literary talent. Padgett's work explores the mystery of human suffering, the agony of personal existence, and the ghastly means by which someone might achieve salvation from both. A bullied child who seeks vengeance within a bed's hollow box spring; a lucid dreamer haunted by an impossible house; a dummy that reveals its own anatomy in 20 simple steps; a stuttering librarian who holds the key to a mill town's unspeakable secrets; a commuter whose worldview is shattered by two words printed on a cardboard sign; an aspiring ventriloquist who spends a little too much time looking at himself in a mirror. And the presence that speaks through them all.
- Introduction by Matt Cardin
- The Mindfulness of Horror Practice
- Murmurs of a Voice Foreknown
- The Indoor Swamp
- Origami Dreams
- 20 Simple Steps to Ventriloquism
- Infusorium
- Organ Void
- The Secret of Ventriloquism
"The Secret of Ventriloquism is horror with a capital H. Some of Padgett's lines raised the hair on my neck."
– Laird Barron, author of Swift to Chase
"Padgett…proves with his stunning debut collection [to be] a worthy successor to the master [Thomas Ligotti]. There's no gristle, no bone, no dilly-dallying here: only pure meat whose terrors seamlessly grow into the metaphysical…this volume is jam-packed with the stuff that nightmares are made of."
– Dejan Ognjanovic, Rue Morgue Magazine
"…a voice that lodges in the reader's mind with colossal force and intensity, marking…this book as unforgettable."
– Matt Cardin, from the Introduction
Both a limited-edition hardcover and a bundled hardcover plus softcover plus ebook are currently available for pre-order from the publisher, Dunhams Manor Press.
The Pseudopod site — where you can listen to Jon's awesome reading of "20 Simple Steps to Ventriloquism" — has a good bio to give you a sense of who Jon is and where he's coming from:
Jon Padgett…is the creator and long time administrator of the Thomas Ligotti Online website, and — as such — has been the first publisher for a number of Ligotti's prose works over the years, including MY WORK IS NOT YET DONE and CRAMPTON….Padgett is a professional — though lapsed — ventriloquist who lives in New Orleans with his spouse, daughter, two cats, and dog. Padgett is also a professional voice-over artist with over thirty-seven years of theater and twenty years of audio narration experience.
Trust me. This book is something special. You might consider running, not walking, to secure a copy.
How medicalization corrupted our mythic relationship with sleep and dreams
Fascinating reflections from "a psychologist specialising in sleep and dream medicine":
Nyx and Hypnos were a dynamic duo of sorts — supernatural heroes who romanticised night and sleep. Nyx gave birth to sleep and created an aesthetic of darkness where Hypnos could flourish. And Hypnos loved sleep. Surrounded by fields of wild poppies on the River of Oblivion, his lair was a sanctuary — a cool, magical retreat open to all in celebration of the sensual, even sexy, mysteries of sleep.
Today, mother and son have been largely forgotten. Nyx has been in exile for well over a century as our night sky is eroded by light pollution. And Hypnos is remembered mainly by his namesakes, hypnosis and, surely to his chagrin, hypnotics. Sleep is no longer personal, transcendent and romantic — it is medical, mundane and pragmatic. . . .
The Industrial Revolution radically transformed our perception of sleep from a gracious, transcendent experience to a mechanistic, biomedical process. . . . In more recent decades, the domestication of sleep has given way to its medicalisation. Hypnos has been abducted and is being held captive in research labs, clinics and pharmacies. The field of sleep medicine has encouraged us to think of sleep as a complex biomedical process that lies outside of our awareness — a perspective that impedes our personal relationship with sleep. . . .
We are mired in a pre-Copernican-like, wake-centric era regarding consciousness. We presume waking to be the centre of the universe of consciousness, and we relegate sleeping and dreaming to secondary, subservient positions. . . . Medicalisation obscures sleep's true nature — its breadth and depth and joy. It conceals the personal, transcendent and romantic dimensions of sleep. We are in dire need of restoring our sense of sleep's mythic dimensions — of reimagining our personal experience of sleep. I believe this can be best accomplished through poetry, spirituality and, ultimately, personal investigation. . . .
Mythic perspectives suggest that there is something in the deep waters of sleep worth accessing, and invite us to personally investigate it. Metaphorically, they encourage us to practise our descent into the waters of sleep with our third eye open. . . .
Sleep loss, then, is not simply a medical problem; it is also a critical spiritual challenge. Our epic struggles with accessing deep sleep are, fundamentally, struggles with accessing deeper aspects of ourselves. As wakists, we presume that who we are is limited to our waking-world identity. Essential parts of who we are, however, are obscured by the glare of waking life. And these become more visible at night — in the deep waters of sleep and dreams.
FULL ARTICLE: "Falling for Sleep"
Image: Sleep and Death Carrying Away Sarpedon of Lycia by Henry Fuseli, 1893 [Public domain ], via Wikimedia Commons
'The Starry Wisdom Library' becomes an audiobook
Remember The Starry Wisdom Library, that unique Lovecraftian book project helmed by rare books expert Nate Pedersen, released by PS Publishing in 2014, and containing my faux scholarly commentary on the imaginary occult tome titled Daemonolorum, along with a plethora of similar fake commentary on other imaginary occult books by the likes of Ramsey Campbell, Michael Cisco, Gemma Files, Richard Gavin, Simon Strantzas, F. Paul Wilson, and more? Today I received word from Nate that he has just released an audiobook edition.
Here's a reminder about the contents:
Scholars and book collectors across the country have long pondered the intended fate of the infamous collection of rare occult books left to rot in the Church of Starry Wisdom in Providence, Rhode Island, after the Starry Wisdom cult dispersed to parts unknown in the late 19th century.
The recent shocking discovery of a previously unknown book auction catalogue issued in 1877 offers insight into the myriad mysteries of the cult. Entitled Catalogue of the Occult Library of the Recently Disbanded Church of Starry Wisdom of Providence, Rhode Island, and issued by the notorious Arkham firm Pent & Serenade, the catalogue reveals the long-suspected fact that the church intended to sell its library to finance its removal from Providence. The sale, of course, never materialized, as later events make obvious, but the book auction catalogue informs us of the cult's original intent and leaves for us an enormously valuable and fascinating piece of ephemera detailing the infamous collection of rare occult books in all of its dark and foreboding glory.
Furthermore, the book auction catalogue is unique among its contemporaries in that the auction firm Pent & Serenade, recognizing the importance of the exceedingly rare volumes in the cult's possession, commissioned a wide variety of 19th-century scholars to write essays on the histories of the books offered at auction. As such, the catalogue is a uniquely, almost absurdly valuable item for scholars and collectors around the world and is presented here in exacting facsimile by PS Publishing.
When mental illness is really demonic possession, according to a psychiatrist
The following two paragraphs are excerpted from what's basically your everyday, run-of-the-mill article about the reality of demonic possession as distinct from mental illness. Written by a board-certified psychiatrist and professor of clinical psychiatry at New York Medical College. For The Washington Post.
Move along. Nothing to see here.
For the past two-and-a-half decades and over several hundred consultations, I've helped clergy from multiple denominations and faiths to filter episodes of mental illness – which represent the overwhelming majority of cases — from, literally, the devil's work. It's an unlikely role for an academic physician, but I don't see these two aspects of my career in conflict. The same habits that shape what I do as a professor and psychiatrist — open-mindedness, respect for evidence and compassion for suffering people — led me to aid in the work of discerning attacks by what I believe are evil spirits and, just as critically, differentiating these extremely rare events from medical conditions.
Is it possible to be a sophisticated psychiatrist and believe that evil spirits are, however seldom, assailing humans? Most of my scientific colleagues and friends say no, because of their frequent contact with patients who are deluded about demons, their general skepticism of the supernatural, and their commitment to employ only standard, peer-reviewed treatments that do not potentially mislead (a definite risk) or harm vulnerable patients. But careful observation of the evidence presented to me in my career has led me to believe that certain extremely uncommon cases can be explained no other way.
FULL TEXT: "As a psychiatrist, I diagnose mental illness. Also, I help spot demonic possession."
(For more on the relationship — and distinction — between possession and mental illness, check your local library or any online bookseller for my Ghosts, Spirits, and Psychics: The Paranormal from Alchemy to Zombies, which contains separate entries on possession and exorcism. Also see relevant entries in editor Joe Laycock's excellent Spirit Possession around the World: Possession, Communion, and Demon Expulsion across Cultures.)
The cover design for my 'Horror Literature through History' encyclopedia
Last week ABC-CLIO posted a cover design for Horror Literature through History: An Encyclopedia of the Stories That Speak to Our Deepest Fears. This is appropriate timing, since for the past month I've been fielding a flood of contributor submissions, and my editorial work on the project is eating up literally all of my extra time. (Well, that, plus editorial duties on the new Vastarien journal, which is progressing nicely.)
So here's that cover (at fairly small size; it's the only one available right now), along with a portion of the official description of the project. What that description doesn't list, by the way, is the fact that the encyclopedia will have a fantastic lineup of contributors, including names that will be familiar to many Teeming Brain readers who are students and fans of horror fiction and its surrounding scholarship. A short "for instance" list to illustrate the point might include S. T. Joshi, Darrell Schweitzer, Michael Cisco, Richard Gavin, Stefan Dziemianowicz, Brian Stableford, June Pulliam, Steven Mariconda, and more.
Many of today's horror story fans — who appreciate horror through movies, television, video games, graphic novels, and other forms — probably don't realize that horror literature is not only one of the most popular types of literature but one of the oldest. People have always been mesmerized by stories that speak to their deepest fears. Horror Literature through History shows 21st-century horror fans the literary sources of their favorite entertainment and the rich intrinsic value of horror literature in its own right. Through profiles of major authors, critical analyses of important works, and overview essays focused on horror during particular periods as well as on related issues such as religion, apocalypticism, social criticism, and gender, readers will discover the fascinating early roots and evolution of horror writings as well as the reciprocal influence of horror literature and horror cinema.
This unique two-volume reference set provides wide coverage that is current and compelling to modern readers — who are of course also eager consumers of entertainment. In the first section, overview essays on horror during different historical periods situate works of horror literature within the social, cultural, historical, and intellectual currents of their respective eras, creating a seamless narrative of the genre's evolution from ancient times to the present. The second section demonstrates how otherwise unrelated works of horror have influenced each other, how horror subgenres have evolved, and how a broad range of topics within horror — such as ghosts, vampires, religion, and gender roles — have been handled across time. The set also provides alphabetically arranged reference entries on authors, works, and specialized topics that enable readers to zero in on information and concepts presented in the other sections.
Full publisher description: Horror Literature through History
Strangling imagination: Science as a form of mental illness
Here's a generous chunk of a really interesting and incisive blog post by author and Presbyterian pastor C. R. Wiley, who has been articulating interesting and incisive thoughts on religion, science, culture, Lovecraft, C. S. Lewis, and an associated network of ideas and writers for a some time now:
For [my scientist friends] the imagination is just a tool for problem solving. It's not a window to view the real world through; it's more a technique for envisioning ways out of conceptual impasses.
They're unable to get past the factness of things. Meaning eludes them. . . .
When I ask my scientific friends, "what does it say?" (referring to any work of art) they look at me blankly. They seem to be unable to move from facts to meanings. Worse, they reduce meaning to facts in some sense. There's a savanna theory for instance, which asserts with darwinian certitude that the reason some landscapes seem beautiful to us is because our prehistoric ancestors found savannas conducive to survival. (Darwinians have the same answer for everything, what C. S. Lewis is said to have called, "nothing-butterism", meaning, whatever you think is the case can be reduced to "nothing but" survival.)
Seeing that the scientific method is a fairly recent phenomenon and we've had interest in meaning of things from the very beginning of recorded history, what is going on here?
I can't help but believe something has gone wrong, that in the interest of understanding the world we've lost the world. The world is reduced to cause and effect, but its meaning is something we can no longer see.
FULL TEXT: "Is the Scientific Method a Form of Mental Illness?"
You may recall Wiley as the impetus behind one of the more popular posts here at The Teeming Brain in the past few years, "C. S. Lewis and H. P. Lovecraft on loathing and longing for alien worlds." He's well worth following. (For a relevant case in point, see his March blog post "H. P. Lovecraft, Evangelist of the Sublime.")
For more on the mental illness that is scientism and the threat it poses to authentic imagination, see the following:
- Scientism, the fantastic, and the nature of consciousness
- The bias of scientism and the reality of paranormal experience
- Reclaiming Art in the Age of Artifice: An Interview with J. F. Martel
Michael Dirda on mummies in pulp fiction
Wonderful to come across this new article from Michael Dirda at Barnes & Noble Review, which offers — in typical Dirda fashion — a thoroughly absorbing, insightful, and well-written treatment of a fun and fascinating subject:
Over the past few months I've read, or reread, some of the most famous stories about mummies, Egyptian curses, reincarnation and love that prevails over death and the passage of centuries. Unlike other monsters of the id, the mummy lacks a central master text—there is no equivalent to Mary Shelley's Frankenstein or Bram Stoker's Dracula. Instead, these tales display a surprising variety. In 1827 Jane Loudon Webb's The Mummy!, set in an imagined 22nd century future, employs a revived Cheops to comment on society, ethics and religion. Edgar Allan Poe's "Some Words with a Mummy" is distinctly satirical and ends with the narrator, sick of his shrewish wife, planning to have himself embalmed for a couple of hundred years. A comparably light-hearted spirit pervades Grant Allen's "My New Year's Eve Among the Mummies" (1880). In this instance, a fortune-hunting cad discovers that on one evening every thousand years the mummies inside the pyramid of Abu Yilla return to life. He intrudes upon their millennial banquet, flirts with Pharaoh's daughter, and decides to have himself embalmed so that he and the princess can be resurrected together in the future. Alas, the elaborate process is interrupted — Or was it all just a dream?
Even as mummies themselves exist in a kind of halfway-state between life and death, so tales about them frequently blur the line between reality and hallucination. . . .
While it might be tempting to shrug off tales of mummies and Egyptian magic as mere period pieces, in fact, they remain astonishingly contemporary. They deal with racial and religious hatred, the place of women in society, our desire for perennial youth, the relationship of modern science and ancient belief, and, surprisingly often, the question of sexual orientation. In his excellent study, The Mummy's Curse: The True History of a Dark Fantasy Roger Luckhurst further stresses that narratives about the mummy's curse are the West's guilt-ridden response to, or way of "acknowledging and negotiating," its own imperialist violence in the Middle East.
FULL TEXT: "Lost in the Pyramids: Searching for Pulp Fiction's Mummies"
Click through to read Michael's reflections on various mummy fictions, including Arthur Conan Doyle's "The Ring of Thoth," Bram Stoker's The Jewel of Seven Stars, Sax Rohmer's Brood of the Witch-Queen, and Riccardo Stephens's obscure 1912 novel The Mummy. He also mentions a couple of recent anthologies devoted to such things.
And of course, for more on everything to do with mummies in fiction and fact, you can consult my Mummies around the World: An Encyclopedia of Mummies in History, Religion, and Popular Culture.


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I suddenly noticed a battery drain, never seen before. Using (new) Razr HD since 4 weeks.
On weekend picked up my Razr HD in the morning which was fully loaded evening before and complete drained when wanted to use. Had to put it on charger to boot up.
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If it's not an app then it's your signal or a faulty battery. Some apps keep the phone awake, like lightflow, even though it's worth it.
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Sick!Tim tried to do some work but his two bffs showed up to make sure he was as unproductive as possible
I'm not too sure about their methods tho
Kon being obnoxious and annoying as only Kon can
Family hug, Dicks insisting they become a weekly thing, if not more frequent.
Hurt!Kon, because I can't keep hurting Tim all the time
Or can I.....
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This is a follow up to a pic in one of the last posts. Kon after issue 37 of YJ
Kon's reaction to Tim's red and black costume
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Gar is peeping, Tim is traumatised for life...or at least the foreseeable future. The options being; who Tim can call to help him, Bruce or Dick.
Colourless version. Colours are over on dA
Older!Damian and older!Colin.
And again for Reck because it was her bday which is why recent pics are being tacked on here.
Happy Birthday bb!!
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There's a crispness to the air outside, but fall hasn't decided yet whether to fully arrive. It hovers nearby, letting the sun seep in. The warmth is layered over the cool temperatures, syrupy and amber-colored, in a clever stratification of weather: hot on cold on warm on chilly.Read More
I'm here. Words inhabit my days always; sometimes they swarm, buzzing loudly until I have to pin them down with ink on paper to quiet them. Sometimes they hide at the corners of my head, hazy and evasive, too shadowy to see clearly. When I try and name them, they shift away from me.
I haven't put them here in some time, so I'll remedy that bit by bit. Instead of starting broadly, I'll start with the small and concrete. Our days are built of those details after all, aren't they? Grand life stories, made of stacks of tiny moments.Read More
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Some days feel a little off-kilter. Nothing you can put your finger on. The shower doesn't get hot fast enough. It's cloudy when you're wishing for sun. You look at the clock too often, acutely aware of how long it takes to get from 2:30 to 2:40.
Other days are the opposite. You catch the subway seconds before the doors close, every time. You feel buoyant and chatty: The cashiers all smile at you. Your coffee tastes better than yesterday. The pear sitting on your kitchen counter has ripened perfectly, dripping juice down your fingers when you eat it outside in the sun.Read More
How was your weekend? Are you slightly sunburned, and sticky with aloe gel? Are your shoes gritty with a fine dusting of sand? I'd like to think there was excellent music (I'm thinking Bruce Springsteen and the Lumineers and some country because #mdw #america as the kids say), bare feet, and iced coffee. That you pulled your denim shorts out of the bottom drawer where they've been all winter, and ate a bowl of blueberries for breakfast, and went to bed an hour too late after drinking too much tequila and laughing so hard your abs hurt.Read More


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Chapter 7
Arriving back at Malfoy Manor, Draco and Narcissa went their separate ways. Draco went to his study while Narcissa went to her rooms. As he went through that days owl post, he poured a tumbler of Ogden's. Sinking into his chair, he sighed. The room was semi-dark, bathed in an orange glow from the crackling fire from the hearth.
He was a Veela and he was mated-to Hermione Granger, no less.
He could sit and laugh at the humour of the situation but he had more important things to do. Shacklebolt had to be notified immediately, along with his lawyers. As he thought back over the day, he really couldn't believe how everything had changed. He practically had manhandled Granger in a hospital room. What exactly had happened to him?
Draco had always been a rather reserved person. He didn't hold hands. Cuddling was absurd. He always felt smothered by the act. He was not a clingy person. However, today with Granger, he had not minded one bit. The need to touch her had been more instinct rather than compulsive.
He shook his head in amusement and sorted through the last few notices from investors and advertisements. Once finished, he called, "Tink?"
A small pop sounded by the fire as Tink entered the room. She replied,"Yes, Master?"
"I will be having dinner in my study tonight." Looking down at her, he smiled. To his shock, Tink cried out and covered her eyes. "Tink? Are you okay?" He was puzzled by her reaction. Tink never had shown any fear towards him.
Tink gave a small sob and began pulling her ears over her eyes. "Master's eyes, they shines in the light. They scares Tink."
Draco paused and recalled Granger saying something similar to him that afternoon. She'd said that he wasn't himself. He slowly turned towards his small house elf and stood up from his desk. As he took a step towards her, he glanced at the mirror above the fireplace. What he saw startled him.
It looked as if Dream Draco were staring back at him.
As Tink cowered before him, he saw what made her so afraid. As the flames sprang up from behind the grate, the orange, dusky light enveloped his face. The light made his eyes appear as if they were shiny, liquid mercury.
Taking a few quiet steps toward Tink, he knelt in front of her and said, "Tink, look at me."
Tink shook as she slowly uncovered her eyes. Gazing up at him, her hands shook as she pulled at her ears. She asked, "What happened to Master?"
Draco stared at her for a couple of seconds, collecting his thoughts. "Have you ever heard of the Veela?" he inquired.
Tink froze, her eyes met his eyes and she asked, "The Veela? It is back Master?"
Draco's eyes widened in surprise. "What do you mean 'back'?"
The following afternoon, as Hermione sat in her office, an interoffice memo flew in flashing bright red. It was an immediate summons to the Minister's office. Hermione was delighted to go up, considering she needed to tell Shacklebolt about her and Draco's situation. She had not spoken to Draco since St. Mungo's; since she did not know where to send the owl.
When she arrived at Shacklebolt's office; however, she was not allowed in. His secretary handed her an official letter along with instructions to adjourn to the private room next to the Minister's office. The contents were considered classified after all. Hermione was confused at first, but did as she was told.
The official letter was in fact her matched results. Hermione almost fainted at first glance, rereading the words until they blurred before her eyes. Then she closed her eyes as rage burned through her body. Throwing the letter into the air, she screamed, "Incinérer." It burst into ash as it fluttered to the carpet.
She proceeded to stomp the remaining ashes into the carpet.
Grinding her heel into the floor, she screamed and cursed until Shacklebolt himself knocked on the door. As she opened the door, she began screaming at him. The Minister seemed confused and cautiously backed away. As he stepped away, he tried to calm her down. He could barely understand her words, only picking up her saying, 'Draco', 'Veela', and 'Voldemort'.
As her rant tapered off, she began to cry. Shacklebolt quickly ushered her into his office. She slumped into a chair in front of his desk with her face covered. He asked, "Hermione, what is the matter?"
"Did you not know what was in that letter?" she yelled.
Shacklebolt conjured a box of tissues and thrust them into her hands. "I have not seen the results of your test. It cannot possibly be that bad," he said, giving her an encouraging smile.
"I have not taken the test yet!" she yelled, swiping angrily at her cheeks. "That is what I was meaning to talk to you about. When we were at St. Mungo's with Draco, some things became known. It turns out that Draco is Veela."
Shacklebolt's eyebrows shot amazingly high. "Well that is surprising news. The Malfoy family have always claimed to be purebloods."
"I'm his mate," she stated.
Shacklebolt slowly leaned back in his chair, resting his fingers below his chin. "Why so upset about the letter then? What were your results?"
Hermione shivered and covered her mouth. Her eyes closed in disgust as she looked towards the large windows encompassing the right wall of the office. The windows stretched floor to ceiling and magicked to show the bustling streets of London. It was a bright, shiny day, but she felt cold and nauseous.
She explained, "As of yesterday, I was matched to Cormac McLaggen!"
"Ron, calm down!"
Harry watched from his favourite chair as his friend paced circles around the study. Two hours before, Ron had received his matched results. Since then, Harry talked him out of leaving the country, changing his name, and storming the Ministry.
"My life is ruined Harry! RUINED! What did I do to deserve this?" Ron's face fluctuated between anger, fright, and tears.
Harry's feelings ranged between sympathy and laughter. It was almost as bad as dealing with Malfoy. On that thought, he shook his head and sighed. He actually would prefer Malfoy to this.
"Hello! I'm home!" yelled Hermione.
Ron took off like a shot towards the entrance hall. Harry went after him, arriving just in time to see Ron fall to his knees and wrap his arms around Hermione's waist. She stood there shocked, as she fell against the front door to keep her balance.
"Ron! What is going on?" exclaimed Hermione. She dropped her briefcase to the floor and looked to Harry for an answer. She laid her hands on Ron's hair as he blubbered into her stomach.
"It's horrible 'Mione! Just horrible!" he cried. Hermione frowned; looking down at him then looked back up at Harry.
"He got his matched results today," explained Harry.
Hermione's eyes teared and she bit her bottom lip. "Me too," she whispered, her voice hushed and thick.
"It can't be worse than mine! It just can't!" exclaimed Ron, shaking his head against her stomach.
"Oh, I believe it can," replied Hermione. She pushed Ron backward and stepped around him. Bending down to pick up her briefcase, she slipped off her shoes, and left them by the door. She wasn't in the mood to argue with Kreacher, who demanded to shine their work shoes after every use.
"You're mated to Malfoy. How worse could it be?" joked Harry.
Hermione suddenly burst into tears. "I was matched to Cormac McLaggen," she sobbed.
"Bloody hell," whispered Harry.
Ron jumped to his feet. "That git? I'd rather you be with Malfoy than that pompous arse any day!" Looking down at his results letter, he shook it furiously. He scoffed, "Hell, I'd rather be with Malfoy at this point!"
"Who did you get?" Hermione asked, tears still streaming down her face.
"Lavender Brown!" exclaimed Ron, who shook his paper again as if he thought shaking it could change the results.
Hermione stared at Ron while he stared at his paper, his face red with anger. As her blood calmed, she started giggling. Wiping away her stray tears, her laughter got louder and she said, "You'd rather be gay with Draco than marry Lavender? Oh god!"
Ron's face flushed deeper as he pictured that scenario.
Harry folded his arms across his chest as he took in the two mental cases that were his two best friends. He fought to contain his laughter and keep a straight face. He asked Ron, "Oi, what about me? You're honestly going to leave me for Draco?" He was just putting on a show of being upset while his cheeks hurt from trying not to smile. He really couldn't remember the last time they joked like this.
Ron's mouth dropped as Hermione began another round of laughter. He said, "Harry! Mate! That's not what I meant, this is just-" His voice died off as he shook the paper again.
Meanwhile, Hermione was leaning against the front door, crouching, holding her stomach. She said, "Oh Merlin! I really needed that." She gulped to catch her breath, and patted her face letting the blood recede. Her stomach ached from laughing so much, but now she didn't feel so bad. A stray giggle erupted from her every couple of seconds, but her laughing fit had ended. Picking up her briefcase, she walked around Ron towards the base of the stairs. She laughed again and shook her head. She mused, "Wait until I tell Draco."
Ron looked at her with eyebrows raised, his mouth slack. "Don't tell that veela git I said anything! I'll never live it down," he begged.
Harry smirked and winked towards Hermione. "I'd love to see his face when you tell him," he mused.
"Harry!" protested Ron.
Harry shrugged and turned back towards the kitchen. "You broke up with me Ron!" he replied, causing Hermione to start laughing again.
Ron balled his results in his hand and walked towards Harry's retreating back. "I don't see you complaining about anything! You've got it easy!"
"For once!" replied Harry and disappeared into the kitchen.
Hermione giggled as she went up the stairs, her friend's muted voices soothing her weary ears.
Draco sighed wearily as he dried the wax on his last missive. The day really had been brutal. He had not slept the night before because he interrogated Tink until the early morning hours. After questioning the small elf, he discovered that there had apparently been a couple of veela ancestors in the Malfoy lineage. When he asked her why he had never been told, she timidly replied that it was automatically assumed that he knew.
Now he was going to track down those scarce relatives' portraits and get some questions answered. He dreaded that task. Scrubbing his hands over his face, he wondered when he would be able to get Hermione involved. He thought of going directly to his mother, but realized she would be no help at all. If she had refused to help thus far, he didn't expect her to step up at all. He was convinced that she was hiding something, but couldn't figure out what it could be. The secret was out so why keep hiding? There was nothing to be gained unless the secret somehow directly involved her somehow.
Draco's weary mind refused to travel down that particular road. It was all too exhausting.
Settling back into his chair, he closed his eyes, welcoming the darkness. The last forty-eight hours were finally catching up to him. "Tink!" he summoned.
He opened his eyes as Tink popped into the study, an envelope in her small hand. "Master summoned," she murmured.
"I would like a light supper as soon as possible. I will be retiring early." Pointing to the envelope, he asked, "When did that arrive?"
Tink stretched the envelope towards him, her face guarded. "A Ministry owl just arrived with it Master. I will bring supper shortly," she explained.
Draco sighed and broke the wax seal as Tink disappeared. He frowned as he unfolded the letter, scanning the first few sentences. His jaw clenched and his eyes narrowed as he read the missive. "What the bloody hell!" he exclaimed.
Dear Lord Malfoy:
As of 4 pm yesterday, you have been matched to Miss Alice Tolipan of Chichester, West Sussex. Please be advised that you have only a set amount of time to settle all dates and legal matters concerning this new engagement per Ministry order. Failure to do so will result in adverse Ministry action. Please be advised that all inquiries of this matter will only be handled with a scheduled appointment as approved by Minister Shacklebolt.
Dempster Wiggleswade
Department of Magical Law Enforcement


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Yesterday was quite a mad day! Filming church news in the morning, 2 around lunch time, album recording in the afternoon and then doing some filming with friends in the evening - wrapped at 2 am. Today I'm tired! Yet still some editing left to do on Church News
What was really awesome about yesterday tho is that I some awesome DP's thru vimeo - Khalid Mohtaseb and Jonathan Bregel. Check out their work at www.nextlevelpictures.com - its outstanding! Anyway, they told me that they were in town for a few days and wanted to know whether I was working on something that they could possibly help out with so I told them about the WCD project [which will eventually be called something else], - and they jumped on board last night - whipped out their cameras, lenses and lights - and we made a bit of movie magic - mad times!
I've got so much footage for the smallest little clip - might go back into Pro Tools and work the audio to get a bit time out of it!
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Thursday, October 24, 2013 by Mariek
Match the question with the letter of the appropriate answer pourquoi est - CE que tu e' tudies le francais
Tuesday, October 22, 2013 by ana
social studies
1. why did the french conflict with the Natchez over land? a) The Natchez were enemies of the Choctaw b) The Natchez were a warring tribe with no societal structure c) The Natchez lived on best farmland d) The Natchez invaded the land that the French claimed 2. What ...
Monday, October 21, 2013 by victoria
how do you unscramble rumoe-ised
Sunday, October 20, 2013 by Anonymous
The word is nusiditaco and I need it unscrambled
Saturday, October 19, 2013 by Kim
History Question
What was one way the historical rivalry between the French and the English played out in the American colonies? (1 point) The two European powers fought over control of present-day Florida They competed over resources in Ohio River Valley*** They clashed over trade regulations...
Friday, October 18, 2013 by Gabby
Beginner French Work check
Hello! Just wondering if someone could check my work as there were a few areas that i'm not completely confident about. Thank you so much! Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb in the future. Elle ___sera venu_____ (venir) chez moi ce soir. Nous ...
Friday, October 11, 2013 by Mark
I need a poem about sunsets with metaphors... I need help!
Tuesday, October 8, 2013 by Mary
foreign language
i want to speak spanish, french were do i start to learn those languages
Monday, October 7, 2013 by cayla
Geography (Ms. Sue)
Find the border between France and Germany. Which French and German cities might make good international trading partners?
Monday, October 7, 2013 by Anonymous
Social Studies
We watched the Les Miserables movie and were asked to answer a few questions afterwards.I am just unsure if my answers are correct or not for the following questions... 1. How did the Bishop's lie to the police to take cover for Jean Valjean exemplify the thoughts of ...
Saturday, October 5, 2013 by Katy
His French is like that of native. (Is this sentence grammatical?)
Wednesday, October 2, 2013 by rfvv
health HELP
Which of theses items provide the most zinc? Cheeseburger French fries, 10 strips Oatmeal cookie Cup of apple juice Cup of chocolate milk
Wednesday, October 2, 2013 by Sara
Souligne l'adjectif dans la premiere phrase, puis complete la deuxieme phrase avec l'adverbe qui correspond. Exemple: Le dectective Lee est logique. Il a travaille. 1. La dectective Lee est logique. Il a travaille______. 2. La detective Jura est serieuse. Elle a _____. 3. Le ...
Monday, September 30, 2013 by Peter Griffin
I need to replace the verbs with on. i need help please. ex: Les gens admirent es belles couleurs du Paradisier. ex: On admire les belles couleurs du paradisier. 1)C'est vrai que les gens ont tres peur des araignees, surtout de la veuve noire. 2)D'ou vient ce animal que moi et...
Sunday, September 29, 2013 by Person
us history
What were religious groups who came to the New World looking for? a. Religious freedom for all religious groups. b. Equality for all. c. To avoid religious and civil persecution. d. To expand their religion throughout the colonies. A For what reason did the colonists feel that...
Saturday, September 28, 2013 by john
us history
Why were the British more successful than the Spanish in colonizing North America? Select one: a. They found more gold. b. They had a stronger military. c. They attracted more immigrants. d. They bonded with Native American populations. On the heels of repealing the Stamp Act...
Saturday, September 28, 2013 by john
Geography (Ms. Sue)
1). In what other countries bedsides Brazil is the Amazon rain forest located? A: Besides Brazil, the Amazon rain forest is located in Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Guyana, Suriname, and French Guiana. 2). How might the income gap affect the use of the rain ...
Friday, September 27, 2013 by Anonymous
A Curious Question
Is the french guyana a country?
Thursday, September 26, 2013 by Anonymous
Hello, I am taking a French course online and i just want someone to check some of my work from time to time to make sure i am doing it correctly and to give me any tips they may have. What i have copy and pasted below took me awhile to get so i just wanted a second opinion on...
Thursday, September 26, 2013 by Mark
The following remarks were heard in a French restaurant. Complete them with the appropriate definite, indefinite, or partitive article. 1. Est ce que vous prenez______ vin ou ______ avec votre repas? 2. J'aime beaucoup ______ poisson. Je vais commander ______ sole! 3.Est-ce qu...
Wednesday, September 25, 2013 by Katy
Geography (Ms. Sue)
How does the culture of the Caribbean differ from the culture of Central America? A: The culture of the Caribbean differs from the culture of Central America as the culture of the Caribbean was shaped by a vast variety of influences, such as by the Spanish, French, British, ...
Wednesday, September 25, 2013 by Anonymous
Social Studies
The Spanish, the Dutch, the French, the Portuguese, and the British are all examples of what? What are they called?
Monday, September 23, 2013 by Anonymous
Why did the United States and the French support the creation of an independent Polish state in the Treaty of Versailles? How would the creation of an independent Polish state benefit the other allies?
Monday, September 23, 2013 by Bobby Brown
Hi beautiful people. I'm busy working on a French assignment due tonight and I'm struggling to figure out a couple of professions. I have to decide which person to hire which is hard because I'm not understanding what jobs they have done before. If anyone could let me know ...
Thursday, September 19, 2013 by Rissa
There are 159 counties in Mississippi, 60 of these counties have French names, what percentage is that?
Wednesday, September 18, 2013 by paul
French check my answers
I had to write 20 sentences , 2 sentences for each answer with 10 verbs in the present form and reprise. Please check my answers and help me to correct them, thanks 1. Je chante. Je peux chanter. 2. Tu dessine. Tu peux dessiner. 3. Il danse. Il peut danser. 4. Elle marche. ...
Saturday, September 14, 2013 by Ileana
I'm doing a French crossword puzzle, and I'm stuck on one of the words. It's a four letter word like: _a_d And it fits in the sentence: Le train part de la____ de Lyon. Could someone help me out? Thanks!
Wednesday, September 4, 2013 by Erika
This is the last question on this assignment and for some reason I can't figure it out... help please? Ecris une phrase complète avec le faire causatif. Mon ordinateur ne marche plus. Je vais demander à quelqu'un de me le réparer.
Tuesday, September 3, 2013 by Anonymous
La femme visite Paris- Does this mean "The woman toured Paris?"
Monday, August 26, 2013 by Anonymous
What does "Avec qui déjeunes-tu?" mean?
Monday, August 26, 2013 by Anonymous
Fais une phraseau comparatif avec: Marc / écrire / +/ bien / ses amis and Fais une phraseau superlatif: Ils / avoir / + / vacances / tous
Sunday, August 25, 2013 by Anonymous
The question is: Remplace par un pronom: Est-ce qu'ils prendront beaucoup de temps? No part of the sentence is highlighted or bolded, and I honestly have no idea where to even start. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Sunday, August 25, 2013 by kayla
Does "je marche" mean "I walk" or "I am walking?"
Saturday, August 24, 2013 by Anonymous
What does "Ce bébé a un jour" mean?
Wednesday, August 21, 2013 by Anonymous
How do you say, "are there eggs in this?" in French?
Sunday, August 18, 2013 by Anonymous
World History
Check? 3.How was Napoleon able to control the countries neighboring the French Empire? Napoleon was able to control the countries by using military threats,and his family. His family supported what he wanted to do. They helped him create a army. He was a also a political leader.
Saturday, August 17, 2013 by _Unknown
A short essay on "ma grand mere" using imperfait tense
Wednesday, August 14, 2013 by Treasure
Short Story (Happy Event)
Ella the white protagonist of "Happy Event", has perceptions that are limited by her attitudes and prejudices. She believed she was wise to hire servants who belonged to the same tribe, but "always felt puzzled and rather peevish, then, when, as had happened often before, she ...
Tuesday, August 13, 2013 by Steve
How would I say, "I love it here, like my second home" in French
Saturday, August 10, 2013 by Kevin
Someone asked me: "t'aime le quebec?" What does that mean? How could I respond? Thx.
Saturday, August 10, 2013 by Kevin
A student who has never written a term paper and is frightened by the prospect of such an effort may avoid reading the directions for the paper. "No one writes papers in French," or "You never told us what to do," might be used to deal with the problem. The student is using ...
Friday, July 26, 2013 by Matin
25. Teenage mothers who are accustomed to existing on hamburgers, French fries, and Cokes need to consider the nutritional needs of the child. Research has shown that a poor diet can _______________. A. restrict the development of eye and hair color B. produce...
Thursday, July 25, 2013 by Katherine
socials 11
why was the expo 67 a significant moment for French-Canadians?
Thursday, July 18, 2013 by alyssa
When McDonald's Corp. reduced the price of its Big Mac by 75 percent if customers also purchased french fries and a soft drink, The Wall Street Journal reported that the company was hoping the novel promotion would revive its U. S. sales growth. It didn't. Within two weeks...
Monday, July 15, 2013 by Eric
What is the difference between "J'ai faim" and "Je suis faim?" By looking at different sources, I found out that most people say "J'ai faim," although I wanted to know if there was anything wrong with using the latter.
Monday, July 15, 2013 by Anonymous
In order to say "This city is in France," we can say "Cette ville est en France." But, why is it that we say "Cette ville est aux Etats-Unis" for "This city is in the United States?" I don't exactly understand the difference between "en" and "aux."
Tuesday, July 9, 2013 by Anonymous
socials 11
what war-related issue affected French and English relations in Canada for years to come?
Sunday, July 7, 2013 by alyssa
socials 11
explain why the issue of conscription helped to further divide English and French relations in Canada.
Sunday, July 7, 2013 by alyssa
Hi guys cud anyone help me?? I need a simple letter in french, describing the new apartment I have moved in, to my friend. Its pretty urgent guys....Thanks in advance
Saturday, July 6, 2013 by Ibbotson99
How do I say "is she your sister?" in French?
Thursday, July 4, 2013 by Anonymous
Which sentence is correctly written, Tu es mon amie or Tu es ma amie?
Wednesday, June 26, 2013 by Anonymous
world geography
1. When Australia became the federated Commonwealth of Australia in 1901, Sydney and Melbourne competed to be the capital city. A compromise was reached and _______ became the federal capital in 1928. A. Canberra B. Brisbane C. Adelaide D. Sydney 2. According to the World ...
Saturday, June 22, 2013 by SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA, AUSTRALIA,OCEANIA, AND ANTARTI
World Geography
A major objective of the South Pacific Forum founded in 1971 was A. expanding the copra trade. B. reconciling diverse cultural heritages. C. identifying and resolving human rights concerns in the region. D. stopping French nuclear testing in the region.
Wednesday, June 19, 2013 by Minh Turley
Is this sentence correct? Or did I conjugate it wrong? :Je vais au cinéma hier.
Thursday, June 13, 2013 by Gracie
How do you translate: "May I ask some questions?" into French with correct grammar?
Saturday, June 8, 2013 by Erika
which sentence is written properly, "L'herbe est verte" or "L'herbe est vert?"
Friday, June 7, 2013 by Anonymous
Can someone check these sentences I need to prepare on our local wines? Thank you very much in advance! 1) The are two schools of thought about barrel ageing which can be grouped in traditionalists and modernists. 2) Traditionalists support the idea that the wine should be ...
Thursday, June 6, 2013 by John
Foreign Language Translation French
Le garcon n'a pas de stylo- does this mean "the boy does not have a pen?"
Wednesday, June 5, 2013 by Anonymous
language arts help please
1. Which of the following is an example of an acronym? FAQ Mrs. Ave. won't 2. The original meaning of the word awesome is "inspiring great admiration or fear." Which of the following is the best synonym of the word s it is used most commonly today? great scary okay fancy 3. ...
Friday, May 31, 2013 by Delilah
Homework Help: Foreign Languages


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