• Good Sunday Evening, Boils Ghouls & Grems! ๐Ÿ‘ป

    Are we seriously already a week into November… how did October come and go that quickly?!

    And I also can’t believe we’ve already been reading our November Morbid Curiosities for a week now (since Halloween. Yes, I know, we started a day earlier to celebrate All Hallows Eve ๐ŸŽƒ) but that only indicates how excited we all were to begin both of the books selected for our November Morbid & Mor(e)bid Curiosities book clubs!

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    Morbid & Mor(e)bid Curiosities
    November 2025

    We continue to summon those dark Gothic vibes into the month of November with our two book club picks; both giving us that chilly, brisk late-Autumn feeling with their settings and their stories…

    Always Double the troubles ๐Ÿ˜ˆ

    our November morbid curiosities await Us ๐Ÿ“š

    Our First Morbid Curiosity…

    ๐Ÿ‘ป The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson (1959)

    Goodreads book description

    As a big Shirley Jackson fan, I was very happy that one of her Gothic Horror Classics was chosen for November’s Morbid Curiosity, as it seemed like a lot of the souls in our book club have been wanting to read this book (and what a perfect time to do so, around Halloween!)

    If you haven’t had the pleasure to read this masterpiece but have seen the show, I highly recommend you give the book a chance (and then see how it compares to the Netflix series …๐Ÿ˜)

    Check to see if this book is available in your area:


    And Our Second Morbid Curiosity…

    ๐Ÿ”ฎ Slewfoot by Brom (2021)

    Goodreads book description

    Captivated by Brom’s mesmerizing artwork that’s included with the physical copies and truly enchanted by the book’s otherworldly premise, I was so excited when the book club suggested we read Slewfoot for November!

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    Do you like to read Horror books?

    Do you like to vibe with the most spectacular souls in existence?

    Are you into super awesome online book clubs?

    But, most importantly…

    Do YOU have a ๐–’๐–”๐–—๐–‡๐–Ž๐–‰ curiosity? ๐Ÿ‘€


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    (of the Morbid & Mor(e)bid Curiosities Book Clubs Selection Process)

    Earlier last month, I posted a thread in each book club for members to suggest horror books they’d like to read in November or books that give you that November or late-Autumn feeling. I was thinking dark witchy/witchcraft vibes, haunting folklore or survival horror themes, and the spooky spirits within the clubs didn’t disappoint in their suggestions!

    The chosen Ones ๐ŸŽฑ

    Now that Fable allows you to put up as many as six books per poll, we can have up to 12 Morbid Curiosities to choose from per month!

    For our November selections, we had We Live Here Now by Sarah Pinborough, Jawbone by Monica Ojeda, Blood on Her Tongue by Johanna Van Veen, and The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson for our Morbid Curiosities book club Read Next voting poll.

    For our Mor(e)bid Curiosities book club, we had Slewfoot by Brom, Our Share of Night by Mariana Enriquez, The Invocation by Krystal Sutherland, When the Reckoning Comes by LaTanya McQueen, and Summerside Lake Massacre by L.R.J. Allen.

    The Read Next Voting Polls are active and available for 72 hours (~3 days) so that book club members have the opportunity to look up and choose the book they’d like to read and discuss together. And once the poll closed, our fate is sealed.


    As our saying goes, “…the mor(e)bid, the merrier…” so if you like book clubs and want to check out the Fable app, we would be happy if you could…

    And if you’ve taken the time out of your crazy busy day to read this blog post that catches you up the the morbid curiosities that we’re reading in November, I appreciate your presence! ๐Ÿ–ค

    Until we meet again,

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  • Greetings, Boils, Ghouls & Grems!

    I’m delighted to be back blogging again, and promise to be doing so more regularly. I’m trying to work on a schedule that will allow me to get out regular weekend content, along with some bonus weekday ARC and Book Reviews ๐ŸŽ

    So, if you like haunted books & thrifted looks, plus have a morbid curiosity, consider subscribing to be satisfied…

    Now onto tonight’s rather unusual approach to a short ‘n spooky Saturday evening blog post ๐ŸŽฆ


    I don’t usually participate in the WordPress daily writing prompts (found on the Dashboard feature) but I found today’s prompt rather interesting, and it also happens to tie into my love of (morbid) media… so I thought why not bring back the creepy, curated

    Consume Scary Stories & Morbid Media With Me Series

    If you haven’t read the previous posts, feel free to check them out below ๐Ÿ‘‡๐Ÿป

    Here are tonight’s three picks for the forth installment in the Consume Scary Stories & Morbid Media With Me series!

    Daily writing prompt
    What podcasts are you listening to?

    Let’s Not Meet

    I’m just recently getting back into podcasts (as I go through cycles of them and audiobooks) so I decided to dive into some of the ones I’ve had on my #tolistenlist and Let’s Not Meet happened to be right at the very top ๐Ÿ˜จ

    Let’s see how much sleep I shall be getting after going down the rabbit hole of the most chilling encounters that should truly never happen again…

    Morbid

    This spooktacular podcast was actually recommended to me by another reader in one of my previous Morbid Media post and I’m so glad they put it on my morbid media radar.

    It checks all the boxes to satisfying that morbid curiosity of mine, with engaging storytelling and captivating content…

    Unexplained

    Unexplained was actually one of the first #morbidmedia podcasts I started listening to, during university when I was more regularly consuming podcast content. It’s been a while since I had listened to this one, but just putting it back on and listening to the Beneath the Moon’s Pale Beam episode — it felt just like I had remembered (and like episodes in the past, I was truly mesmerized by the mystery…)

    If you’re a true crime fan, this is a podcast for you to deep dive into!


    Here’s some bonus morbid media to consume you…

    Fascinating Horror

    This is more of a visual podcast (but you can just listen to is as though you were consuming a podcast) and it’s just utterly & horrifically fascinating!

    I found this channel years ago and have still been consuming their incredibly & respectfully-researched devastating disasters in a healthy and manageably bite-sized manner ๐Ÿซฃ

    If you’ve read up to this point of the blog ๐Ÿ’€ I thank you for your morbid curiosity and your captivated attention tonight!

    Check back (or become a subscriber ๐Ÿ‘€) for more scary stories, creepy content and morbid media to consume…

    (you.)

    Until we meet again,

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    Happy Halloween, Boils & Ghouls!

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    I feel like a broken record every time I express how confused or disoriented I am with grasping the concept of time lately (and how quickly we just went through October…) We’re at the end of the month already, and I feel it was only yesterday that October arrived.

    Either way, regardless of this cold bowl of time soup warping my sense of reality, I’m so excited that Halloween is here and also that we get to celebrate it on a Friday!

    It’s The Best Time of the Year

    Since moving to a new area in town, I’ve truly been appreciating my neighborhood and the insatiable energy I get from walking around and exploring all the different houses and parks that are nearby. I was especially excited for Halloween this year, to get a chance to see how everyone decorates their houses for the spooky season, and let me tell you, my neighbors did not disappoint!

    I’ve always verbally said “Christmas” when meaning to refer to Halloween (don’t ask) and I think it’s because deep down inside, Halloween gives me the energy that Christmas gives to others. And seeing houses decked out in lights and inflatable ghouls make my creepy heart so full. Just the sheer amount of effort and commitment put into some of the Halloween decor is truly impressive!

    Unfortunately, we were getting rained on hard earlier here on the East Coast, so I’m not entirely sure how we will fare with Trick ‘or Treaters tonight, but I do hope to get to see some cute costumes this evening!

    This Year’s Halloween Costume

    Every year, I (casually) dress up at the office for the spooky festivities. Last year’s Helly from Severance costume was pretty good, and Daria the year before that was actually quite epic! But this year, I was finally able to create one of my favorite costumes to date…

    Here’s a hint if you’d like to guess:

    Who am I?

    Mothman

    I’m so freaking happy with how my costume turned out! I made and taped my antennas to my headset so every meeting I joined, I could just “lurk” curiously in the background… and my red shades weren’t too much of a headache to wear as they were removable when I didn’t want to see the world in reddish hues.

    Hands down, this was one of the best office costumes I’ve done so far in my eight years of dressing up for Halloween there ๐Ÿ˜ˆ

    Blessed Samhaim!

    Do you celebrate the magic of the season? ๐Ÿ•ฏ๏ธ How do you tend to recharge your energy during this time?

    Tonight shall be filled with plenty of horror books and films, as I must satisfy the morbid curiosities, but I also want to do a yoga routine by candlelight, also lighting some incense and placing some crystals around to transition into the new season in a calm, intentional and peaceful state of mind in celebration of Samhain ๐Ÿชท

    While searching for a YT video to follow, I found this perfect Yoga for Witches sequence to practice later tonight and incredibly grateful to have found Bethany’s online presence and yoga videos. Ever since I finished reading Yoga for Witches at the beginning of this year, I’ve been really wanting to really balance my yoga routines with my witchcraft.

    And as it’s a super special and sacred Friday, I thought we could throwback our ol’ tradition of featuring weekly fierce and fabulous Friday Fashion Icon energy…

    Friday’s Fashion Icon ๐Ÿคฉ

    If you’re in the market for good vibes, magical energy and wonderful wisdom, check out her IG, YT channel and visit her webpage for exclusive content, workshops and other magical things ๐Ÿ”ฎ

    If you’ve read this Freaky Friday All Hallows’ Eve blog post, I seriously appreciate your attention and as always, your energy and presence ๐Ÿ–ค

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    Wishing you the creepiest and spookiest Halloween yet!

    Until we meet again,

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    7 responses to “All Hallows’ Eve”

    1. Alice Avatar
      Alice


      Happy Halloween! Your Mothman costume is so cute!

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        Happy Halloween back at you ๐ŸŽƒ๐Ÿ–ค and thank you so much! I even kept the antennas to use again. Did you dress up for Halloween??

        1. Alice Avatar
          Alice

          I did! I went as a black widow spider. I wore a spider web print pencil dress, a black wig and put a few fake tattoo spiders over my neck and arms. The only photos I have from that night are the polaroids we put on my friend’s living room wall (she hosted the party). It was so much fun!

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      Fun post! Thank you!

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      Fun post! ๐Ÿ™‚

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        Thank you ๐Ÿฅน I hope you had a spooky Halloween!!! ๐Ÿ–ค

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          It was fun for sure! Thank you ๐Ÿ™‚

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