Ron

Reconstructing.
Ron 3.0?
Once in Brooklyn. Then, Arizona. Now, New York again.
I can definitely say that I’ve had an…interesting life so far. Use of the word “interesting” is from the ancient Chinese curse: “MAY YOU LIVE IN INTERESTING TIMES AND COME UNDER THE NOTICE OF IMPORTANT PEOPLE.”
I am a weirdness magnet. The odd, the strange, the disturbing, all seem to float past like a string of neuroses.
Thus, despite the “day job,” I am a writer. Someone has to document all of this right?
At the end of the world, one foot in hell. Angel with a wing dipped in blood.
In Rossignol's second book "Geneology and True Names: A Study in Darkness from Frankenstein to Calixto" we find several references to the House of Dyer in relation to fact, horror, music and fiction...
"Nay, I cannot," Mary Dyer told the crowd. "For in obedience to the will of the Lord, I came. And in His will, I abide, faithful to the death." She was hanged June 1, 1660. The next day she was buried in an unmarked grave on the Boston Common. After her execution, a Puritan said scornfully, "She did hang as a flag for others to take example by." They were right. The last Quaker hanged in America, she helped give us freedom of religion…
Mrs. Amelia Dyer. Her sole motive had been greed, accumulating fictitious boarding fees while quickly disposing of the infants. She was hanged in June 1896. No one will ever know the numbers of her tiny victims, but at the time of her arrest she had been carrying on her trade for fifteen years…
Father Joseph K. Dyer, had a friend and fellow priest die in that Georgetown exorcism…
My paternal grandmother was of the Clan Douglas. Her father, J.B. Douglas was the captain of the brig, Arkham. He sailed with my grandfather William Dyer to the Antarctic, the Mountains of Madness…
Dyer Island, off South Africa, is the true home of the Great White Shark and the Flying Dutchman…
In Maryland the spirit of suspected witch, Moll Dyer, is thought to haunt the St. Mary's Historical Society. The townsfolk blamed Moll for the troubles they were having. Because she lived as a hermit, they thought she was a witch. The townspeople drove her from her home. She was found a few days later, frozen to death kneeling on a boulder. When her body was removed, the impressions of her knees and hands were still present. Her hut, which is located along what is now called Moll Dyer's Run, is barren. Her apparition has been seen floating over the land where she had lived. She was later known in movies as the Blair Witch…