From The Book of Shadows by Don Paterson, 2005.

"'I think the dead stay dead.  Do you?'"  From Dark Shadows episode 177.

A surrealist, dadaistic, even post-contemplationist spoof of slow-moving Gothic soap operas of the 1970s, from the minds of Jonathan Caws-Elwitt and Prof. Oddfellow: it's Grave Mood Rings, a weird intersection in the universe of Penetralia.

From The Gateway, 1972.

"Mr. Smith had few friends and very little fun in life.  Then came the monster and everything was fine -- until the monster became hungry."  From The Old Line, 1941.

A surrealist, dadaistic, even post-contemplationist spoof of slow-moving Gothic soap operas of the 1970s, from the minds of Jonathan Caws-Elwitt and Prof. Oddfellow: it's Grave Mood Rings, a weird intersection in the universe of Penetralia.

"Why should this worry you?  It's nothing but blank pages." From Dark Shadows episode 1108.

A surrealist, dadaistic, even post-contemplationist spoof of slow-moving Gothic soap operas of the 1970s, from the minds of Jonathan Caws-Elwitt and Prof. Oddfellow: it's Grave Mood Rings, a weird intersection in the universe of Penetralia.

A Grave Mood Rings homage to Dark Shadows.

A surrealist, dadaistic, even post-contemplationist spoof of slow-moving Gothic soap operas of the 1970s, from the minds of Jonathan Caws-Elwitt and Prof. Oddfellow: it's Grave Mood Rings, a weird intersection in the universe of Penetralia.

"There's only the strangeness of the people around me."  From Dark Shadows episode 17.

From Lighted Pathway, 1984.

A Grave Mood Rings homage to Dark Shadows.

A spirit message from "Ruth" in 1946, recorded in Omena, Michigan.  The handwriting reads, "I came here to wait.  It is just perfect here.  I'm the only one here now but expect the others any time now."

From The Australian Women's Weekly, 1955.

A surrealist, dadaistic, even post-contemplationist spoof of slow-moving Gothic soap operas of the 1970s, from the minds of Jonathan Caws-Elwitt and Prof. Oddfellow: it's Grave Mood Rings, a weird intersection in the universe of Penetralia.

"A bachelor is a man who has been fortunate in his love affairs."  From Toike Oike, 1938.

"I'm tired of coffee."  From Dark Shadows episode 40.