WE ONLY COME OUT AT NIGHT BY STEPHEN MACKEY

A lot of our notions of etiquette come from the Victorian era when the middle class was on the rise and everyone wanted to show everyone else how on point they were with all of the intricacies of e…

Wearing widow's weeds and holding photograph of their loved ones, photos show Victorians in mourning as part of a trend that saw them pictured in the throes of their grief.

This poor wretched ANCIENT wedding dress is destined to become birds and ship sails and cake toppers and maybe a white owl. The morning it arrived I took it out of the box and put it on immediately…

Her spirit longs for you forever!But your soul now floats in the darkness"Hast you no tear? — weep now or never more!"In that pale statue that retains her featuresYour love flows through small cracks Her soul wanders in search of a meaning of your absence.As the heart hardens and blood colors the lips ofThis ivory…

In the early 1860s, an American photographer named William Mumler developed some self-portraits, and was shocked to see a ghostly female figure ...