#Eric Edwards

[pierppasolini]

Blonde Ambition (1981) // dir. John Amero, Lem Amero

[sacredwhores]

Thomas Paine - Corporate Assets (1985)

[bowchickawowpodcast]

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[afrotumble]

Eric Edwards ’65 Opens New African Art Museum in NYC | Brooklyn Tech Alumni Foundation

[littletroubledgrrrl]

[from1837to1945]

When I go to sleep at night I can hear the whistle blowing Bring me closer home to you

Why don't we stop this foolish game! Pick up the pieces that remain

I know love will come in time Filling up the storybook pages in my mind

[dreamconsumer]

Eric Edwards.

[her-soliloquies]

The art

The artist

[nitrogensolar]

happy mother's day

[pierppasolini]

Farewell Scarlet (1975) // dir. Chuck Vincent

[pancreasrot]

me trying to understand certain criminal manifestos and ideologies:

[jackelopeshop]

day 5: halcyon

halcyon: denoting a period of time in the past that was idyllically happy and peaceful.

nothing bad happened ever

[afrotumble]

Inside the Bed-Stuy Home of Eric Edwards and His $10 Million-Collection of African Art - Brooklyn Magazine

[filmaticbby]

To Die For (1995) dir. Gus Van Sant

[hoahoahoahoahoa]

I can honestly see Bella being at least a casual Buffy the Vampire Slayer fan. She’d appreciate the humor and the characters, and we know she loves romantic dramas.

What I’m getting at is I could see her needling Edward into giving it a chance and watching a rerun with her when it comes on while they’re cuddling on the couch at Charlie’s…

Edward, chuckling: would you still kiss me if my face got all bumpy like that?

Bella, turning beet red, a little breathless, resisting the urge to fan herself as she imagines Edward with fangs and full vampface: uh… yeah, I’d manage

[ken-doll-roy]

I expect some people's initial gut reaction will be to say no- I was conflicted too. However, upon reflection, I have to admit that I do see the appeal of vampirism...

I don't think I'd want to live FOREVER, but like... Maybe a few centuries? Just to see what it's like?

And the perks of super strength, no physical pain, impossible beauty, and the ability to feel a deep spiritual connection through blood sharing with another vampire...? Not too shabby....

(I'm aware I'm glossing over a lot of the trauma, but it's just something I've been thinking about like A LOT so I wanna know what other people think!!)

((I'm also aware that there's a huge amount of variation in what it means to be a vampire that is dependent on the source material. So please do reblog and share your thoughts, it doesn't just have to just be abt iwtv vampires))