Halloween

We are nearing 10,000 posts; thank you! Note that I'm seeing many Vampire Countess outfits for this year at Spirit of Halloween and other stores. We welcome comments and information on Erzebet.

Dr. E's Doll Museum Blog: Why so high?

Dr. E's Doll Museum Blog: Why so high?: As many of my readers know, I publish. I have been published by The Hobby House Press, The Tower Press Mazgzine, Fitzroy-Dearborn/Routhledg...

Dr. E's Doll Museum Blog: 9/11 In Memoriam-The Star Spangled Banner with all...

Dr. E's Doll Museum Blog: 9/11 In Memoriam-The Star Spangled Banner with all...: May never forget, may we always have courage, and may The United States always be The United States. To those who lost their lives at The P...

A documentary

Elizabeth Bathorhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pg08DdLyDVQy; On YouTube;Serial Killer with Martina Cole's, Lady Killers. Intresting for the late Ingrid Pitt's comments that she doesn't believe Erzebet ever did anything. Some attempts are made to be objective, but much of it is mere legend. Denis Bathory, an alleged descendant, merely repeats everyone else's research. The same is true for the rest of the "history." Still, read between the lines and you will see the so-called evidence is based on rumor and infamy. There are several documentaries about Erzebet on YouTube, as well as movie trailers. Do a search for "erzebet bathory."

Praise for The Bathory Chronicles! This was a 5 Star Review! Many Thanks!

Defiled no more!, June 26, 2013 By Cy (Illinois, USA) - See all my reviewsAmazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: The Bathory Chronicles. Volume I: Defiled is my Name Full Sore (Kindle Edition) A very eye-opening account of a woman who's reputation still haunts the modern world. Rather than follow the same story told again and again, the author gives a new voice to Erzebet Bathory. The story, though historic, is fresh and well written. I was intrigued and then hooked. Couldn't put it down until I'd read it all the way through!

Defiled is her Name full Sore

The Bathory Chronicles; Part I Travel back in time to the 17th century with the most infamous and most misunderstood lady of all time. Have lattes with Attila the Hun, and be a flower girl at the marriage of Vlad Tepes and Boadicea. What gift to you buy for that bridal shower, and where is the couple registered? Part I of the Bathory Chronicles follows Erzebet, aka, Liz, and her Fey family as they time travel from century to century to help their mortal , clueless friends and family. Part I takes them to a Midwestern Mississippi river town called Rogues Island, where Liz connects with an old love and rediscovers key players from her earlier, more sinister self as Countess Erzebet Bathory, The Blood Countess

Jack the Ripper

Tigress; A Story of Jack the Ripper Who was the infamous Jack, or was it Jacqueline? Was it a group of Jacks? Jack, or Jacqueline, went into the box again, never to pop up again in any one form. The legend fascinated me for some time, until I felt compelled to write about it, only with a twist. In my story, we hear the other side, Jack’s side, only Jack isn’t exactly Jack. Walk with me again through the 19th century streets of Whitechapel. Feel beneath your fingers the crushed velour of The Yellow Wallpaper, and listen to the empty cradles rock against the sounds of shiny knives sharpening, and run, run quickly. There is a tigress afoot, and she seeks revenge, for her, and for her lost children. I hope you enjoy the story, and feel free to comment on this blog or on Amazon.com.