Elizabeth Sandifer
@eruditorumpress.com
Hugo nominated writer of Last War in Albion, Neoreaction a Basilisk, and TARDIS Eruditorum. Anarcho-occultist. The girl your mother lacked the imagination to warn you about.
Pinned
Elizabeth Sandifer
@eruditorumpress.com
· Sep 16
Volume 2 of Last War in Albion is now available in print. The story of how Watchmen set off a magical war for the soul of Britain. Also featuring The Cuddled Little Vice, my Hugo-nominated history of Neil Gaiman’s Sandman. Written for neophytes and deep fans alike. www.amazon.com/Last-War-Alb...
In case you missed it, Last War in Albion. v4 wrapped over the weekend with the first of what will eventually be three chapters on The Invisibles. Grant Morrison is abducted by aliens, makes some questionable decisions, and learns one of the fundamental lessons of magic: Don’t Rot Your Face Off.
Chapter Eight: Our Well-Meaning Enterprise (The Invisibles v1)
If you missed it, Last War in Albion Volume 2: The Watchmen Bomb is now available in its revised book edition. Featuring the Hugo-nominated "The Cuddled Little Vice (Sandman)." I'd be remiss if I didn...
www.eruditorumpress.com
November 2, 2026 at 5:13 PM
In case you missed it, Last War in Albion. v4 wrapped over the weekend with the first of what will eventually be three chapters on The Invisibles. Grant Morrison is abducted by aliens, makes some questionable decisions, and learns one of the fundamental lessons of magic: Don’t Rot Your Face Off.
Reposted by Elizabeth Sandifer
Read this properly today and it’s a banger, vividly reminds me what a very nineties comic The Invisibles was, the world and its cultures and beliefs imagined as a giant sweetshop you could rampage punkily through
Today, Last War in Albion Volume 4 concludes with The Invisibles, in which Grant Morrison makes some Decisions. This one is epic. Check it out, completely free, on Eruditorum Press.
Chapter Eight: Our Well-Meaning Enterprise (The Invisibles v1)
If you missed it, Last War in Albion Volume 2: The Watchmen Bomb is now available in its revised book edition. Featuring the Hugo-nominated "The Cuddled Little Vice (Sandman)." I'd be remiss if I didn...
www.eruditorumpress.com
November 1, 2026 at 6:00 PM
Read this properly today and it’s a banger, vividly reminds me what a very nineties comic The Invisibles was, the world and its cultures and beliefs imagined as a giant sweetshop you could rampage punkily through
What gets me about Stevens is her stated reason of "well he was mean to me." Like, there's hours of footage of her ripping the guy she's endorsing, and her actual reason that she's saying with her mouth words is that she's a vindictive bitch. Absolutely wild behavior.
November 1, 2026 at 11:54 PM
What gets me about Stevens is her stated reason of "well he was mean to me." Like, there's hours of footage of her ripping the guy she's endorsing, and her actual reason that she's saying with her mouth words is that she's a vindictive bitch. Absolutely wild behavior.
This mostly makes me wish Mariah Carey did metal.
Mariah Carey had this locked & loaded, posted right at midnight (via, Mariah Carey obv)
November 1, 2026 at 5:49 PM
This mostly makes me wish Mariah Carey did metal.
Reposted by Elizabeth Sandifer
A damn good one with a killer ending.
Today, Last War in Albion Volume 4 concludes with The Invisibles, in which Grant Morrison makes some Decisions. This one is epic. Check it out, completely free, on Eruditorum Press.
Chapter Eight: Our Well-Meaning Enterprise (The Invisibles v1)
If you missed it, Last War in Albion Volume 2: The Watchmen Bomb is now available in its revised book edition. Featuring the Hugo-nominated "The Cuddled Little Vice (Sandman)." I'd be remiss if I didn...
www.eruditorumpress.com
October 31, 2026 at 3:13 PM
A damn good one with a killer ending.
It seems to me that the Pope is in a similar position to, say, a judge, whereby they should not be endorsing candidates, but we accept their private right to vote. I ought not ever know who the Pope voted for, but I don’t have a problem with him exercising the right.
As a United States citizen, the Pope has the right to vote. As a matter of prudence, the Pope should not vote.
The Pope, as the sovereign of a foreign state, should/should not have the right to vote in the United States.
I would read that paper.
I would read that paper.
November 1, 2026 at 3:58 AM
It seems to me that the Pope is in a similar position to, say, a judge, whereby they should not be endorsing candidates, but we accept their private right to vote. I ought not ever know who the Pope voted for, but I don’t have a problem with him exercising the right.
Anyone attempting to dismiss and marginalize criticism (or, really, any art form) in the face of the illiteracy crisis is, fundamentally, the enemy.
Taika Waititi has branded critics “sad lost souls” after ‘KLARA AND THE SUN’ became his lowest-rated film on Rotten Tomatoes.
He also called critics “irrelevant, out of touch, obsolete” and said they belong “in the bin.”
#KlaraAndTheSun #TaikaWaititi
He also called critics “irrelevant, out of touch, obsolete” and said they belong “in the bin.”
#KlaraAndTheSun #TaikaWaititi
November 1, 2026 at 1:51 AM
Anyone attempting to dismiss and marginalize criticism (or, really, any art form) in the face of the illiteracy crisis is, fundamentally, the enemy.
Reposted by Elizabeth Sandifer
Soften up a horror film:
Trans Men
Trans Men
Soften up a Horror film
Salem's Little
Salem's Little
Soften up a horror film.
I Spit On Your Gravy.
I Spit On Your Gravy.
October 31, 2026 at 10:13 PM
Soften up a horror film:
Trans Men
Trans Men
Thanks to @penn-fp.bsky.social for the featured image, which is a "for the sickos" pick in several regards.
Today, Last War in Albion Volume 4 concludes with The Invisibles, in which Grant Morrison makes some Decisions. This one is epic. Check it out, completely free, on Eruditorum Press.
Chapter Eight: Our Well-Meaning Enterprise (The Invisibles v1)
If you missed it, Last War in Albion Volume 2: The Watchmen Bomb is now available in its revised book edition. Featuring the Hugo-nominated "The Cuddled Little Vice (Sandman)." I'd be remiss if I didn...
www.eruditorumpress.com
October 31, 2026 at 7:34 PM
Thanks to @penn-fp.bsky.social for the featured image, which is a "for the sickos" pick in several regards.
Reposted by Elizabeth Sandifer
History of Metal 1999:
Slipknot, Slipknot
I’d probably have liked this, if I’d not give to school with its juvenile fans. The particular edginess of the 90s was tedious to live through. Imagine my surprise when these clowns turned out a serious effort. Don’t call them nü metal, though. 🤣
Slipknot, Slipknot
I’d probably have liked this, if I’d not give to school with its juvenile fans. The particular edginess of the 90s was tedious to live through. Imagine my surprise when these clowns turned out a serious effort. Don’t call them nü metal, though. 🤣
October 31, 2026 at 3:19 PM
History of Metal 1999:
Slipknot, Slipknot
I’d probably have liked this, if I’d not give to school with its juvenile fans. The particular edginess of the 90s was tedious to live through. Imagine my surprise when these clowns turned out a serious effort. Don’t call them nü metal, though. 🤣
Slipknot, Slipknot
I’d probably have liked this, if I’d not give to school with its juvenile fans. The particular edginess of the 90s was tedious to live through. Imagine my surprise when these clowns turned out a serious effort. Don’t call them nü metal, though. 🤣
Today, Last War in Albion Volume 4 concludes with The Invisibles, in which Grant Morrison makes some Decisions. This one is epic. Check it out, completely free, on Eruditorum Press.
Chapter Eight: Our Well-Meaning Enterprise (The Invisibles v1)
If you missed it, Last War in Albion Volume 2: The Watchmen Bomb is now available in its revised book edition. Featuring the Hugo-nominated "The Cuddled Little Vice (Sandman)." I'd be remiss if I didn...
www.eruditorumpress.com
October 31, 2026 at 3:10 PM
Today, Last War in Albion Volume 4 concludes with The Invisibles, in which Grant Morrison makes some Decisions. This one is epic. Check it out, completely free, on Eruditorum Press.
Five and a half hours until the 21st century begins.
Tomorrow, on eruditorumpress.com, Last War in Albion Volume 4 comes to its triumphant conclusion with "Our Well-Meaning Enterprise (The Invisibles v1)." This one's proper mad: alien abductions, ill-advised Scorpion Loa, and, of course, the Wankathon. Don't miss it.
October 31, 2026 at 3:28 AM
Five and a half hours until the 21st century begins.
What I like about this Gillian Welch/David Rawlings live album they just announced is that in 1997, with a single album out, they’re playing twenty-three song sets. Fucking glorious psychos from day one.
October 31, 2026 at 3:27 AM
What I like about this Gillian Welch/David Rawlings live album they just announced is that in 1997, with a single album out, they’re playing twenty-three song sets. Fucking glorious psychos from day one.
Never hit “report spam” faster than I just did on fuckin’ MuskCoin.
October 31, 2026 at 12:22 AM
Never hit “report spam” faster than I just did on fuckin’ MuskCoin.
Reposted by Elizabeth Sandifer
Finished vol 1 of @eruditorumpress.com‘s LAST WAR IN ALBION and have already ripped 70 pages into vol 2.
THESE ARE SO GOOD if you’re a freak for facts and laser-targeted strikes both for and against certain comic book creators. I’m FEASTING on Alan Moore Trivia (and genuine critical analysis)
THESE ARE SO GOOD if you’re a freak for facts and laser-targeted strikes both for and against certain comic book creators. I’m FEASTING on Alan Moore Trivia (and genuine critical analysis)
October 30, 2026 at 8:09 PM
Finished vol 1 of @eruditorumpress.com‘s LAST WAR IN ALBION and have already ripped 70 pages into vol 2.
THESE ARE SO GOOD if you’re a freak for facts and laser-targeted strikes both for and against certain comic book creators. I’m FEASTING on Alan Moore Trivia (and genuine critical analysis)
THESE ARE SO GOOD if you’re a freak for facts and laser-targeted strikes both for and against certain comic book creators. I’m FEASTING on Alan Moore Trivia (and genuine critical analysis)
Tomorrow, on eruditorumpress.com, Last War in Albion Volume 4 comes to its triumphant conclusion with "Our Well-Meaning Enterprise (The Invisibles v1)." This one's proper mad: alien abductions, ill-advised Scorpion Loa, and, of course, the Wankathon. Don't miss it.
October 30, 2026 at 7:22 PM
Tomorrow, on eruditorumpress.com, Last War in Albion Volume 4 comes to its triumphant conclusion with "Our Well-Meaning Enterprise (The Invisibles v1)." This one's proper mad: alien abductions, ill-advised Scorpion Loa, and, of course, the Wankathon. Don't miss it.
Never been more relieved to have no idea what a song was
October 30, 2026 at 3:59 AM
Never been more relieved to have no idea what a song was
After some reflection I’ve decided to move this up a year and drop it Saturday, as leaving the last chapter unpublished until the next time October 31st is a Sunday seems silly.
October 30, 2026 at 1:38 AM
After some reflection I’ve decided to move this up a year and drop it Saturday, as leaving the last chapter unpublished until the next time October 31st is a Sunday seems silly.
October 30, 2026 at 12:47 AM
It's comforting to know that, however the remainder of my time on this Earth goes, my career will not end with an Avengers movie.
October 29, 2026 at 7:56 PM
It's comforting to know that, however the remainder of my time on this Earth goes, my career will not end with an Avengers movie.
Reposted by Elizabeth Sandifer
"It's pridenprejudicin' time!"
Netflix’s Pride and Prejudice hands Jane Austen’s iconic line to one of its characters for the first time
Netflix’s Pride and Prejudice puts iconic line on screen for the first time
Despite several retellings of Jane Austen’s 1813 classic, its much-quoted first line has never made it to the screen
trib.al
October 29, 2026 at 7:20 PM
"It's pridenprejudicin' time!"
I’ve also been thinking a fair amount about Tim O’Brien’s “The Things They Carried” over the past few days despite having not read it in thirty years, and that probably says a lot.
What's the most memorable short story you've ever read?
October 29, 2026 at 5:28 AM
I’ve also been thinking a fair amount about Tim O’Brien’s “The Things They Carried” over the past few days despite having not read it in thirty years, and that probably says a lot.
Reposted by Elizabeth Sandifer
Give a listen to Joan Baez's version of "de Colores" today
October 28, 2026 at 5:54 PM
Give a listen to Joan Baez's version of "de Colores" today
I expect this Narnia project to be, as the kids probably don’t actually say, lit.
I'm thrilled to announce Shadowlands Revisited, my retrospective of C. S. Lewis and The Chronicles of Narnia, which is coming to Patreon soon and to Eruditorum Press thereafter. www.patreon.com/ballardiango...
Patreon update + Narnia project | Christine Kelley
Patreon is finally making me switch to monthly billing. I'm not sure when the new plan starts, but it looks like our new monthly tiers will
www.patreon.com
October 28, 2026 at 5:27 PM
I expect this Narnia project to be, as the kids probably don’t actually say, lit.
Reposted by Elizabeth Sandifer
extremely funny that i, the woman who became infamous in my local dyke scene for showing girls UNDER THE SKIN on first dates, am now myself the UNDER THE SKIN getting shown on first dates
Matched with someone on the 🏳️🌈 dating app and we got to talking about horror fiction. I asked if they read @scumbelievable.bsky.social so I know if they’re a real one
October 28, 2026 at 3:08 AM
extremely funny that i, the woman who became infamous in my local dyke scene for showing girls UNDER THE SKIN on first dates, am now myself the UNDER THE SKIN getting shown on first dates