It's Coming…

This first ever labor day weekend event will be hosted from Friday-Sunday,
Sept 3-5th and features special guests from the horror/film industry as well as
educational and useful workshops for current and future filmmakers.

The festival is competitive, screening approximately 40-50 films a year. All
winning entries will be reviewed for consideration for production and/or
distribution. 

Guests of our festival can expect high quality screenings of feature length
films, trailers, and shorts as well as a merchant and vendor area, giveaways,
beer, contests and more!

The Festival will be held at Tulsa's SpiritBank Event Center located in the
Regal Plaza
off Memorial between 101st and 111th. Free parking and covered parking will be
available. Within walking distance is a nice Hampton Inn and a myriad of
restaurants and stores. Everything you could need for an enjoyable horror film
festival weekend is less than 10 minutes in any direction making this one of the
most convenient film festival locations in the entire city for our
out-of-towners and locals alike!

Enjoy your films in large screening ballrooms. The theater seating is
comfortable and the sound will come evenly from above. If attending our
workshops, you can expect a variety of quality guests and topics in an intimate
setting and we'll have tables and chairs set up to facilitate note taking and
laptops. It is with all of this in mind that we are delighted to be able to hold
our festival here and consider the SpiritBank Event Center one of Tulsa's finest
locations for a festival.  

Due to the graphic nature of many of our films, admittance is
strictly ages 17+ unless accompanied by an adult. 

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Issue 6
September 2010: Version 10: Volume 1: Issue 6

In this Issue: Toxic Goddess, Dirk Hooper, Robert Henry, April A
Taylor, Vira Dee Undead, Midwest Ink & Metal Fest, True Blood Season 3
Wrap up, and A.R.G.O. Suspension Team of Tulsa.

Published Wednesday, September 01, 2010 by
duvall gilchrist-montgomery
24 pages

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The next event where you will find our booth:

Aug 6-8th 2010

11am-11pm Friday & Sat

12 Noon-10pm Sunday

Sheraton Midwest City Hotel at the Reed Conference Center

5750 Will Rogers Road. Midwest City, OK 73110, United States Phone: (405)
455-1800

Friday: Outside – Road Killers Cruise In, Live Music, Live Performances,
concessions Inside – Art exhibit for “Ink For Art”, Nicole Moan Ceramic Corset
Fashion Show, Tattooing, vendors, concessions

Saturday: Outside – Motorcycle show, Live Music, Concessions, Apprentice Games.
Inside – In School Suspension, The Captain’s Sideshow, Carnival of Cleavage,
Tattooing, vendors, concessions.

Sunday: Outside – Kids Carnival, Tiger Safari Petting Zoo, Bounce Houses, Dunk
Tank, Face Painting & More, Concessions Inside – Tattooing Vendors, Concessions.

Tattoo Contest’s: Daily tattoo contest, Unique Handmade Trophies, Contest entry
begins at 12 noon each day, ends at 3pm. Judging begins at 4pm Best of day will
be the last category judged.

Get your Tickets now:

http://www.ticketstorm.com/event/midwestinkandmetalfest/reedcenter/mid westcity/4200

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The application of color is another way adopted by film makers to reach the goal of films. The most impressive one is the emergence of the red color in the air in the film “The Shining”. That scene is the insane hero is chasing his son to kill him. The red penetrates the door and fill the air gradually. It looks like the process of the blood dissolve in water. I can even smell the blood. This scene in the novel is described by a sentence “And the red death held sway over all”. We have to admit the strong visual stimulus in film makes the story more nervous and terrifying. Film proves its charm again.

Since the publication of “Carrie”, public began to notice Stephen King and then his works have become popular. His status in the world of horror fiction is difficult to shake:

“Stephen King’s writing is securely rooted in the great American tradition that glorifies spirit-of-place and the abiding power of narrative. He crafts stylish, mind-bending page-turners that contain profound moral truths-some beautiful, some harrowing-about our inner lives. This Award commemorates Mr. King’s well-earned place of distinction in the wide world of readers and book lovers of all ages.”

In 2003, King was honored by the National Book Awards with a lifetime achievement award. And the application of psychological suspense in his works is well performed. It is skillful to grasp the degree of psychological suspense to realize its greatest effect. When, how and what degree to use psychological suspense needs mature consideration. King is dedicated to giving his readers a luxuriant experience the basic pleasure of getting lost in a book.

In recent years, many terrified and surprised novels spring up to the book market and surprised films also enjoy an increasing number. And most of them use psychological suspense to attract people to stick on them till they turn to the last page. Suspense can be widely applied. Now we can find it in some TV programs especially in exploratory programs.

The effect of suspense stems from the curiosity of human. As human never lose their appetite to find what is next, our species can have progress continuously. We are willing to explore the unknown things because of curiosity. It is useful to apply the psychological suspense in novels and films after learning mentality of people. The wide application of psychological suspense implies that human pays more attention on their minds and knows more about themselves.

The author loves to read horror fictions and is the owner of an ugg outlet selling genuine ugg boots online, now the latest ugg designs for the new season are on sale now, please click in to see these great ugg shoes and ugg slippers.

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Our compensation and benefits package for full-time volunteers include: Entertainment promos and Gift Packs Concert tickets and passes to events, free or at a discount Booth space, free or at a discount Free Web space and e-mail @ dfsm.org, darkfaery-girls.com, or darkfaery-subculture.com Free promotion for your personal projects including space in the magazine. We treat our staff like people. We consider ourselves to be a rather large dysfunctional family. We openly encourage our volunteers to contribute their input into how we can make our magazine and websites the best that it can be.

If you want to get into magazine publishing, journalism, graphic design, advertising sales, marketing, circulation, web design and production and/or customer service, but want to work in an open environment without sacrificing your individual identity, then DARKFAERY SUBCULTURE MAGAZINE is where you want to be.

To apply you can e-mail us here, duvy@retardsrule.com, duvy.dfsm@gmail.com, or where ever you see our profiles or online accounts. In the subject line, specify the title of the job you are interested in. You’re welcome to apply for as many positions as you like. If you would like to apply to be a Darkfaery Girl or Boy please e-mail tristalou@darkfaery-girls.com You do not have to meet any expectations to be a Darkfaery Girl or Boy; we accept all shapes, colors, sizes, and types.

You must be able to attend events dressed in costume, be comfortable with yourself and with meeting people, and most of all you must represent DARKFAERY SUBCULTURE MAGAZINE. You will not be allowed to get in free as one of our staff and then do whatever you want or shamelessly use us. You will have to help us. Be sure before you apply, you will become a part of our family and we will expect you to show. For our younger fans: We completely appreciate you wanting to work at DARKFAERY SUBCULTURE MAGAZINE even though you may not have graduated high school.

We really are looking for candidates at least 18 years of age, but we understand that you can’t get experience unless someone is willing to give you a chance. Under 18 we will allow you to help with ONLINE/WEB PRODUCTION, ADVERTISING/MARKETING, ART/PRODUCTION, and EDITORIAL. These things consist of: Light copy editing, news gathering and posting Collecting new release information Assisting with a variety of editorial tasks daily Basic HTML knowledge Page layout & advertising/promotional design Online design Create new pages/sections Create online banners & images Unfortunately, we cannot offer modeling positions to anyone under 18 but if you are a parent or guardian of an alternative/gothic/rock child and wish to start your kid as a model we will consider it as long as you can be there with them at all times. Minors may only attend all age’s events and we will need the permission of a parent or guardian. We ARE NOT a BABYSITTING service. We offer unpaid internships to students who are looking to gain college credit or to fulfill course requirements through experience. We can give you as much time as you need from 5 to 40 hours a week. It’s all up to you.

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  Carpe Nocturne – CARPE NOCTURNE MAGAZINE is an All Volunteer Run Publication
  supported mainly by the donations of our readers and supporters!
• Virus! Magazine – your magazine for dark music, fashion and culture, updated every day! news, interviews, reviews, ebm, electro, goth, gothic, gothic, industrial, death, deathrock, doom, black, synthie pop, metal, wave, alternative, punk, hard core, fetish.
• BlueBlood.net – Includes news on gothic music, fashion, and literature, editorials, and a mailing list.
• Candelabra – Poetry and short stories from a small group of members.
• CheapSkates – DIY and tips for frugal fashion, decorating, and lifestyle.
• The City Morgue – Washington, DC based print magazine published bi-monthly that covers what’s going on in the Goth/Industrial community, as well as accepting fiction, art, and photography.
• Dark Culture Magazine – A monthly publication regarding the darker side of life. Articles, memorials, contests, and other features. Formerly the Gothic Preservation Society.
• Dark Realms Magazine – Articles of gothic and horror interests, including spotlights on fashion and dark artists, reviews, interviews, and short fiction. Submission information, back issues, and content listings.
• ExquisiteSoul.net – E-Zine covering up and coming alternative artists, writers, musicians and events.
• From Dust ‘zine – Focus on lesser known/obscure artists. Music, visual art, writings, and venues.
• Goth is Dead – Art gallery, journal, forums, poetry and prose. Submissions accepted.
• Goth-A-Billy – Fashion, show list, fiction, band list, movies, poetry, FAQ, car photos, and links.
• Gothic Beauty Magazine – Gothic and fetish fashion magazine. Current issue information, advertising rates, media and contact information, as well as links and testimonials.
• Gothic Fairy Tales: For Melancholy Children – Biannual arts and entertainment e-zine featuring artwork, poetry, and comics.
• Gothic.Net – A daily updated web-based publication of dark fiction – writings from Poppy Z. Brite, Richard Matheson, Ramsey Campbell, and many others published every Monday. Available by subscription.
• GothPunk.com – Gothic and punk webzine featuring news, articles, editorials, and quizzes.
• Guerilla Publishing: Sins of the Flesh – Goth Horror Dark Fantasy Zine published by “Guerilla Publishing”. They also distribute a growing range of Alternative magazines and comix.
• HIP Magazine – Late 80′s gothic fanzine published by underground poet/writer Vladik Cervantes. Also contains his published work.
• Jade – An underground gothic zine.
• Mars Dust – A multi-genre e-zine covering People, Music, Art, and Writing (including book and movie reviews, as well as interviews). Good pictures, good content.
• Morbid Outlook – A gothic lifestyle magazine filled with content catering to music, art, fashion, fiction.
• Movement Magazine – An interactive gallery featuring the dark, innovative artwork of prominent North Florida artists such as Max Micheals, Nathanael Thorin and Alle Zivaljevich.
• Newgrave Magazine – Dark and gothic underground magazine. Contact information, ordering, and table of contents for the glossy print magazine.
• The Obscure Tapestry – A collaborative thread of Dark word and Imagery.
• QRD zine – Read new issues plus archived reviews and interviews of many artists from the gothic scene.
• ROSA SELVAGGIA – Gothic alternative Magazine (printed and web-site) and Mail Order (Fashion & Music).
• Severance Magazine – Gothic, industrial, ethereal, ambient, darkwave and experimental music. News and reviews, artwork and interviews.
• This is My Hole – News, reviews, music downloads of gothic to noise, and cemetery photographs.
• Ver Sacrum – Articles, interviews, reviews, and events pertaining to the Italian gothic scene and beyond.

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We don’t qualify for any kind of aid or help from local or federal government so we’re
scraping by to come up with the $32,000 in damages ourselves. As such, we won’t
be able to put the magazine in stores for another year or so.

Our number of volunteers has dropped slightly and we haven’t had any new recruits for a few
months, but we are always eager to bring in new people. We can’t expand without
fresh faces and radical new ideas, so if you have any we’d love for you to join
our group.

In better news, we’ve had a lot of fun with what we have accomplished. Events we have been
a part of were largely successful. Among them you can count Underground Horror
fest 1, Night of the Fallen Angels, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Rock and Roll
Garage Sale, and Soonercon as great experiences.
We’ve met a lot of cool people this year who have been very supportive
of our endeavors and we hope this sort of above and beyond support continues
while we regroup and try to get our shit together.

I may sound a little fatal, but really we have the rest of the year to go and still quite a
few events to get through. The next convention we are a part of is Oklahoma
Horror Film Fest. The Festival will be held at Tulsa’s Spirit Bank Event Center
located in the Regal Plaza off Memorial between 101st and 111th. You can find
more info at

http://www.oklahomahorrorfilmfest.com/

In a few days to a week issue five will go on sale on our website. We are just two issues away
from our 1 year return to print anniversary. I hope you are enjoying all the
hard work we have put into this magazine. Believe me when I say it isn’t as easy
as it looks.

I know we usually have our October schedule completed by
now, but we have made no commitments for October, if you’d like us to make a
guest appearance or have the Darkfaery girls whip something up for your
Halloween events please let us know ASAP because October fills up fast for us.
We usually have events every weekend in October and occasionally during the
week, so don’t hesitate to bring us in on new things. We are kind of getting
burned out on the same old schedule.

I wanted to bring to light a few things that have been mentioned to me lately and see if I
can’t address some comments. Our free online PDF version has a lot of readers
from all over the world that makes it hard for us to just show up at your
concert or venue by receiving e-vites. A few people have commented to me that
they send me electronic invitations all the time and yet Darkfaery has never
been to a show, done a review or made any attempt. If you don’t send me a
personal invite asking me to bring the DFGs or attend as the magazine I don’t
think of it as anything other than a mass invitation. Otherwise, it just sits
with the other 7,000 event invites on MySpace and Facebook that I don’t want to
deal with. We are not snubbing you, ask us like we matter.

Having said all this I’d like to thank the people who support us and offer us booth space or
stage time or promotional materials or just anything that you have done to help
us exist. All we want is to keep doing what we love and keep you doing what you
love. So do what you love and love what you do, why would you do anything else?

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