#Margaret's Garden

[doctorloup]

The late (BST) Audiodrama Sunday

I have had a Woe.Begone hyperfocus for some time and I am only just now listening to other stuff!

Finally finished How it Ends after dipping in and out of it over several years - I was not expecting that ending! I guess the clue was in the name.

Caught up on the Hallowoods. I like this format of main story bookended by Jimmy Yamaguchi being unsettling and MAROLMAR CONTINUING TO FILL ME WITH THE WHITE HOT RAGE OF A THOUSAND SUNS. Nikignik darling you can do so much better. Although I realise your dating pool is limited… sorry babes.

Binged all of How I Died, which manages to neatly combine mystery, horror, ghosts and sci-fi with some engaging and sympathetic characters and cool twists.

Late to the Margaret's Garden party (don't tell my friends). Somehow it managed to be both beautiful and kind of.. wacky? Anyway I love Pasha.

Midst…wow, it really is everything people said it was. The story was fun, and touching, and amazing worldbuilding, but as with so many shows it was the music that made it for me. I cannot wax lyrical enough about the music. Just these amazing expansive synthwave soundscapes, like something out of Bladerunner.

Now, for some CROWDFUNDERS:

Do you like musicals? Do you like spooky stories that are kinda gay (of course you do this is tumblr)? Do you like pith-helmet sporting chap hop legend Professor Elemental? Well these three great tastes could be combined into a sort of weird spooky gay musical soup if you help Mark and David fund Earworm. Make David Ault sing more songs than me and Travis Vengroff put together by supporting the crowdfunder: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/330261639/earworm-a-ghostly-audio-drama-musical Do you like goblins? Do you like the Lads Meredith? Do you like the Lads Meredith playing goblins? Do you like specific local folklore cryptids that dwell in West Sussex bodies of water? Do you like hearing Amy Dickinson finally attaining her true form as a surprisingly tall vengeful and chaotic ghost? Do you want to see Ben Meredith toss his leonine locks like a L'Oreal Advert (Can confirm having seen it live, it's very flowy). OK that last one you can just watch this video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SRWi7ZTKbE) but for everything else there's the G.O.B.L.I.N.S crowdfunder:

[skyfullofpods]

24 is Margaret's Garden!

Everton was designed to be a suburban paradise, a perfect example of the American Dream. 70 years ago, everyone who lived there disappeared overnight, never to be found again. Everton is thought to have been abandoned since - but that is not the case.

One season of 10 episodes currently available.

[pacificobadiah]

Thanks for including all the casual representation in Bloody Disgusting’s podcasts. Sam being transgender in mayfield watchers society, Harris and Washington being autistic and gay, and all the other casual rep. It really means a lot, so thank you :)

Thanks for saying this ❤️ this is the exact reason I got into podcasting seven years ago, I wanted to see me and my friends represented in the stories we made and watched! 🙂

[shadowy-emperor]

Margaret’s Garden, by Bloody FM, is fantastic. The characters are really well explored, the world is fascinating and perfectly eldritch, and it’s just an overall great story. It’s...entrancing. @pacificobadiah’s creations are magnificent as always, and fuck, it’s such a good podcast

[oceancentury]

Dame Maggie Smith (1934 - 2024).

[tacccja]

🌷🌼🌱Kiersau summer 🌱🌼🌷

[thepastisalreadywritten]

27 September 2024

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Dame Margaret Natalie Smith CH DBE (28 December 1934 − 27 September 2024) was a British actress.

Known for her wit in comedic roles, she had an extensive career on stage and screen over seven decades and is one of Britain's most recognisable and prolific actresses.

She received numerous accolades including two Academy Awards, five BAFTA Awards, four Emmy Awards, three Golden Globe Awards, and a Tony Award as well as nominations for six Laurence Olivier Awards.

Smith was one of the few performers to earn the Triple Crown of Acting.

🖤🕯️🖤

[mournfulroses]

Margaret Atwood, from True Stories: Poems; "One More Garden,"

[uwmspeccoll]

Decorative Plates

It's been awhile since we last posted something on the theme of the decorative arts, so I'm happy to have found this book—especially because it was mis-shelved in the stacks! This book is House and Garden's Book of Color Schemes, which contains "over two hundred color schemes and three hundred illustrations of halls, living rooms, dining rooms, bed chambers, sun rooms, roofs, garden rooms, kitchens and baths; the characteristic colors of each decorative period; how to select a color scheme, with unusual treatments for painted furniture and floors; a portfolio of crystal rooms and eight pages of unusual interiors in color." It was edited by long-time editor of House & Garden Richardson Wright (1887-1961) and Margaret McElroy, associate editor, and published by Condé Nast Publications, Inc. in 1929.

The book includes a large number of photographs of rooms, however, they are mostly in black and white—an unfortunate thing for a book about color! The promised eight color illustrations of rooms are not all present in our copy, but the five that are still in the book are shown here, alongside some of their black and white compatriots. I especially love the one titled "Tawny Yellow in Variety" that features a shocking amount of leopard print.

If you've read any of the posts I usually write, you know that I love a good binding—this one is a publisher's binding in a chartreuse-y yellow book cloth with art deco-style silver tooling featuring stars and leaves. Somebody took it upon themselves to write the publication date on the cover above the title—how thoughtful!

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-- Alice, Special Collections Department Manager

[chiropteracupola]

Since you have made a gown for me / Among the summer flowers / So I will make a suit for thee / Among the winter showers...

@grirnoires' oc cegerni!

[senblades]

THE GARDEN BY THE CRANE WIVES IS SUCH A GORO SONG!!!! YES YOURE SO RIGHT AND YOU SHOULD SAY IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😭😭😭💕💝💝💕💝💕💝💝💕

YESSSS IT IS i love it so much.... i really can't believe i had never listened to it before until like. 3-4 weeks ago. im a fake fan smh /j HAHAHA

[skyfullofpods]

M is for Margaret's Garden!

Everton was meant to be a suburban paradise, a perfect example of the American Dream, but 70 years ago, everyone who lived there disappeared overnight, never to be found again. Everton is thought to have been abandoned ever since - but that is not the case.

[words-and-coffee]

I should throw my gold watch into the ocean and become timeless.

Margaret Atwood, True Stories: One More Garden

[fatchance]

A rose is.

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[less-ismore]

Margaret Tait, A Place of Work (film still), 1976.