Hook's Waltz

History, art, and context discovered while researching the worlds of Peter Pan and J.M. Barrie Opinions on the above will also be encountered here.

Saturday, September 28, 2013

Many kinds of pixie dust

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Tinker Bell, the pots and pans fairy, has been envisioned by artists in more varied ways than Peter Pan himself.  J.M. Barrie describes...
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Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Reasons I love research

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During the Victorian era, Rowland's Macassar Oil was popular for men's hair styles. So popular, in fact, that the antimacassar was ...
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Thursday, September 12, 2013

Point of pride

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This is my beloved Peter Pan collection and research trove. You may notice a lean to the bookcase and a bowing of the shelves. I believe th...
Thursday, September 5, 2013

Unbearable Art, Pt. 3

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I know this is unfair, because marionettes can't help having features like this. But when I look at this alarming item, I being to under...
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Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Lovely Wendy's here to stay

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My favorite character in Peter Pan may be obvious (what?), but Wendy Darling was always my next favorite. So I have felt protective about h...
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Thursday, August 22, 2013

Defending the boy

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I can't believe I've been driven to this (and I'm sorry, Captain, sir, I honestly am), but I have lost my tolerance for depictio...
Wednesday, August 14, 2013

Not an acorn, but a button

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This may well be the most controversial thing I ever write. But a purist can't let public opinion stop her from conveying the truth, can...
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M.F. Webb fell in love with Captain Jas. Hook when she was four years old, and he still presumes upon the acquaintance. When she isn't writing his accurate biography, she works at a spay/neuter clinic, sings in a choir, and spends too much time at the dance fitness studio.
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