Grimrose Manor
Grimrose Manor, Tim W. Jackson, Taryn Chase Jackson, Gabriella SmithA place to explore the macabre, spooky, dark, and mysterious aspects of life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 44 | Subscribers | Read | grimrosemanor.substack.com |
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From Battlefield to Sanctuary
Nestled along the serene banks of the Tennessee River, Shiloh National Military Park rises as a timeless monument to a 4-year conflict steeped in sorrow. The tranquil water belies the tumultuous echoes of a battle that once scarred the land...
Natchez City Cemetery
Hidden among the moss-draped live oaks high on a bluff above the Mississippi River lies the Natchez City Cemetery—a vast, historic necropolis that calls out to wanderers who wonder about history and the peaceful atmosphere of the dead. We w...
World Premiere: “Trick of the Light”
Behold, the grand unveiling you’ve been waiting for: Grimrose Manor proudly presents the world premiere of “Trick of the Light,” the haunting new music video from Brooklyn’s own goth-folk conjurers, Charming Disaster. Inspired by Bram Stoke...
Ostara Awakenings
Spring, man. It’s such a relief when the days get longer and warmer. And then nature starts popping out with flowers and it almost feels like you are being reborn, too. (Or perhaps resurrected?)
Authors
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A place to explore the macabre, spooky, dark, and mysterious aspects of life—by Taryn Chase Jackson and Tim W. Jackson.
Tim W. Jackson is a writer, seeker, ponderer, and the Co-Editor of Grimrose Manor.
Collage artist and co-editor of Grimrose Manor
Gardener, gardening consultant and designer, sociology PhD, critter rescuer, tea obsessive, joyous nerd.
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