Don Draper Goes Medieval! Is Mad Men Don Draper’s “Inferno”?
Midway upon the journey of our life I found myself within a forest dark, For the straightforward pathway had been lost. . . Those were the first words we hear […]
Tag Archives: Literature
“The Old Man on the Corner” by Waldo Tomosky
Waldo Tomosky is one of our regular visitors here at The Eye of Faith, and wished to share this short story with us, citing it as both unique and divine […]
{Photoblast} Holy Fashion -Our Holy Grail.
We’ll say a lil’ prayer for you during this Photoblast. Some symbolism you may recognize, some sights should be new! We’re feeling nostalgic for holier times… Although we’re certain we’d […]
William Brest, "Larceny", 10 June 1960
Reblogged from Small Town Noir: A seventy-seven-year-old widow named Alice Johnson opened her door to William Brest, whom she mistook for a neighbor’s son. She let him in, leaving him […]
{Style Wise} – Feathered Frenzy: Where Were You “Last Year at Marienbad” ?
Fresh off our post featuring an interview with Colleen Atwood and her immaculate creations for the new film “Snow White and the Huntsman“, {the Eye} began thinking of Charlize Theron’s […]
Never Give All The Heart – W.B.Yeats
.xix. NEVER give all the heart, for love Will hardly seem worth thinking of To passionate women if it seem Certain, and they never dream That it fades out from […]
E.O.F. {Anti} Style Idol: Jack Kerouac [Jack is Back!]
“Great things are not accomplished by those who yield to trends and fads and popular opinion.” -Jack Kerouac Every time style blogs or fashion mags bring up Jack Kerouac, they […]
The Rites of Spring
Our last few posts have been harbouring a certain darkness and creepiness (that we of course love), but seeing as Spring has already sprung we thought we’d pay some respect […]
Modern Mystery Men: Voyage to Voynich {Vintage Style Inspiration 2013}
The strange, wonderful, and perplex. The Voynich Manuscripts . . . the World’s most wildly weird book. Full of strange diagrams and cryptic text, many generations have passed and still […]
