I enjoyed this volume of Joe Hill's series about a group of teenagers exploring the mysterious Keyhouse in Lovecraft, Massachusetts, more than I had the previous one. In particular, the first of the six issues collected here, a flashback to the revolutionary era from the present day, I found very effective. But it is rather difficult to appreciate the full scope of the story starting more than halfway through, and I'm not sufficiently swept away by it to want to get the earlier volumes to catch up. June Books 6) Clockworks (Locke & Key Vol 4), by Joe Hill
I enjoyed this volume of Joe Hill's series about a group of teenagers exploring the mysterious Keyhouse in Lovecraft, Massachusetts, more than I had the previous one. In particular, the first of the six issues collected here, a flashback to the revolutionary era from the present day, I found very effective. But it is rather difficult to appreciate the full scope of the story starting more than halfway through, and I'm not sufficiently swept away by it to want to get the earlier volumes to catch up. -
The stucco ceilings of Jan-Christian Hansche, part 6: the Charles Borromeo sacristy in Antwerp
Well, I've been able to change the colours of a couple of dots on my map: I have to start by reporting a dead end, unfortunately. The Inventaris…
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The stucco ceilings of Jan-Christian Hansche part 5: the church of Saint Rémi at Franc-Waret
I ventured into darkest Wallonia yeteday, to find another example of the ceiling work of 17th century stucco artist Jan Christian Hansche. This was…
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More stucco ceilings at the Château de Modave
Today being a public holiday, I successfully persuaded the family to go for a trip to the lower Ardennes, specifically to the château at…
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