#Deborah Anderson

[takeoffmysundress]

cindy crawford by deborah anderson

[bishopsbox]

source: bishopsbox

Women of the White Buffalo (2022, documentary. Director: Deborah Anderson). Movie poster.

[persephinae]

We're making such big steps It's got me in a spin Are we aiming too high Of wanting to feel your skin against my skin, my skin, my skin

[cookie-nigel-dolan]

Alex Reece feat. Deborah Anderson  //  Feel The Sunshine  (DJ Pulse Remix)  –  1996

[mysf1t]

Télépopmusik - "Stop Running Away" Angel Milk (2005)

[california-112]

The X-Files | S02E12 'Aubrey'

[lobbycards]

The Naked Edge, Italian lobby card (fotobusta). 1961

[theysteponyou]

Gillian Anderson poser for the photographer Deborah Feingold - Los Angeles, CA - 1994.

[ultrameganicolaokay]

Supergirl #3 ‘The Garden of Death’ and ‘Curse of the Phantom Heckler!’ (1972) by Cary Bates, Art Saaf and Vince Colletta. Edited by Robert Kanigher and Deborah Anderson. Cover by Bob Oksner.

Supergirl #3 (1973) Cover by Bob Oksner

[gatutor]

Deborah Kerr-Diane Cilento "Sombras de sospecha" (The naked edge) 1961, de Michael Anderson.

[takeoffmysundress]

pamela anderson by deborah anderson, 2013

[foreverknightalways]

The hand that grabs Schanke is Janette's. Janette asks, What are you doing down here? Schanke explains, I--I saw someone lurking around. You know, like, uh...You know, like, lurking. Janette answer, Uh-huh. Officer Schanke, I do appreciate your concern, but I assure you, I'm quite able to take care of myself and my club.

[kenpiercemedia]

WinterCon Is On This Weekend @ Resorts World Casino

If you’re brand-new to our web-based publication then let me tell you just how much I love hitting the comic book and science fiction conventions that take place in New York City. Not only has PiercingMetal been a regular media attendee for the massive New York Comic Con, Anime NYC and Toy Fair conventions for many years but we also lend the love to smaller scaled events like the Big Apple Comic…

[the-feral-gremlin]

Grief lessons: the four plays by Euripides by Anne Carson // I know it’s a little late by Brenna Twohy // the unabridged journals of Sylvia Plath by Sylvia Plath // human acts by Han kang (translated by Deborah Smith)//Vive, Vive by Traci Brimhall// Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson.

[rubykgrant]

A friend asked for some spooky books so they can give their brain something chew on while waiting for the next part of The Magnus Protocol; I collect copies of books so I can always give them to people as gifts, but I thought I'd share the ones I suggested here too! These are just from my personal collection, not a complete list of everything spooky that might have similar vibes to all the various Magnussings. Maybe you've read some of these before, but it might be fun to have a reminder. Maybe some of these will be very new, and hopefully, enjoyable! They range from being for younger teens, to YA, to more mature, but all feature different creepy subjects and scary situations, occasionally with humor mixed in (some have happy resolutions, but there are ones with bitter-sweet, or just plain sad endings... good, well-written, but sad. some are also part of a series, but can be read as stand-alone stories)-

"Bunnicula" by James and Deborah Howe

"Stonewords; a Ghost Story" by Pam Conrad

“Well Witched” (AKA “Verdigris Deep”) by Francis Hardinge

“Doll Bones” by Holly Black

“A Wrinkle in Time” by Madeleine L'Engle

“The Dark Pond” by Joseph Bruchac

“Deep and Dark and Dangerous” by Mary Downing Hahn

“Malice” and "Havoc" (series) by Chris Wooding

"Poison" by Chris Wooding

“Scorpion Shards” (Star Shards Chronicles) by Neal Shusterman

“Feed” by Matthew Tobin Anderson

"The Lives of Christopher Chant" and "Charmed Life" (Chrestomanci series) by Diana Wynne Jones

“Frozen Charlotte” by Alex Bell

"Practical Magic" by Alice Hoffman

“The Kind Folk” Ramsey Campbell

[juliakristeva]

Share some

of those pdfs omg please…

love how this is formatted like a poem.

these are the pdfs currently in my "reading" tab, all of which i downloaded from annasarchive.

the christian priest today by michael ramsay

dust in the blood: a theology of life with depression by jessica coblentz

concern for the church by karl rahner

medieval women in their communities edited by dianne watt

walking indecently with marcella althaus-reid: doing dissident and liberative theologies from the south by anderson fabian santos meza

theologising with the sacred prostitutes of south india: towards an indecent dalit theology by eve rebecca parker

the unspeakable mother: forbidden discourse in jean rhys and h.d. by deborah kelly kloepfer

virginia woolf, jean rhys, and the aesthetics of trauma by patricia moran.