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Scarlett Takes Manhattan

This summer, Fugu Press is releasing Scarlett Takes Manhattan, a tale of love and corruption in the 1880’s vaudeville world, illustrated by Molly Crabapple (who founded Dr. Sketchy’s) and written by John Leavitt (who helps run Dr.S).  You can find more details at www.fugupress.com

Some big guns like it…

“With its tongue in several cheeks at once, Scarlett overheats the Victorian erotic memoir into a madly funny firepit of debauchery. Disgustingly wonderful.”

— Warren Ellis, author of Crooked Little Vein, Transmetropolitan, etc.

You pretty much can’t get better accolades than that.

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Photos from Bambi Galore’s Session on the 9th!

Alexis already posted a recap on the blog post before, so here’s the photos of the session with  Bambi Galore of the DC Libertines and DC Gurly Show. 🙂

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This Monday, March 23rd at 7:00 pm, is our next session with Lena Grove of Gilded Lily!

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Panoramic photos!

I just realized that even though we sent an email out to the list, I totally forgot to do a blog post about the panoramic photos taken at the Lady Vile session.  (*UPDATE* – Oops, apparently Alexis mentioned them in the last blog post – oh well, they’re worth a second look. 🙂

I’m having trouble imbedding them here, but go to Andras Frenyo’s site and take a look (there’s even one of the downstairs bar at Dionysus)!  Andras did an absolutely amazing job . . . if you don’t off-hand know what a panoramic photo is, it’s a “long” photo that allows you to scroll the photo a full 360 degrees, giving the 3-D impression that you’re standing in the center of the room.

Pretty damn cool.  Check it out. 🙂