(PDF/DOWNLOAD) Running Home to Shadows: Memories of TV's First Supernatural Soap from Today's Grown-Up Kids (Memories from Today's Grown-Up Kids)
COPY LINK: https://pdf.bookcenterapp.com/yumpu/B09X5RBL1T School’s out, Barnabas is IN!They were a generation all their own, the army of children who ran home from school to watch Dark Shadows, TV’s very first supernatural soap. A breed apart, they set aside the worship of mundane pop stars to follow vampires, witches, and werewolves. From 1966 to 1971, they were daytime Monster Kids…and today they have stories to tell.Writer-editor Jim Beard has gathered these grown-up kids together in this tome to tell those tales. Their experiences are sometimes tragic and terrifying, yet also uplifting and inspirational, but above all, Dark Shadows touched them so deeply as to leave an indelible impression on their lives that lasts to this day.Return to Collinwood to brave the stormy nights and rainswept days of yore to listen to this coven of writers spin yarns of childhood encounters with Barnabas, Angelique, Quentin, Vicky, Maggie, and their compatriots. Cross the threshold of the Old House, take a seat by the crackling fire, and make yourself comfortable to the strains of maudlin music issuing forth from the gramophone—the ghosts of the past are about to arise in RUNNING HOME TO SHADOWS. Won’t you join us?Edited by Jim Beard with Charles R. RutledgeCover Illustration by Mark Maddox with Logo Design and Formatting by Maggie RyelForeword by Kathryn Leigh ScottFea
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School’s out, Barnabas is IN!They were a generation all their own, the army of children who ran home from school to watch Dark Shadows, TV’s very first supernatural soap. A breed apart, they set aside the worship of mundane pop stars to follow vampires, witches, and werewolves. From 1966 to 1971, they were daytime Monster Kids…and today they have stories to tell.Writer-editor Jim Beard has gathered these grown-up kids together in this tome to tell those tales. Their experiences are sometimes tragic and terrifying, yet also uplifting and inspirational, but above all, Dark Shadows touched them so deeply as to leave an indelible impression on their lives that lasts to this day.Return to Collinwood to brave the stormy nights and rainswept days of yore to listen to this coven of writers spin yarns of childhood encounters with Barnabas, Angelique, Quentin, Vicky, Maggie, and their compatriots. Cross the threshold of the Old House, take a seat by the crackling fire, and make yourself comfortable to the strains of maudlin music issuing forth from the gramophone—the ghosts of the past are about to arise in RUNNING HOME TO SHADOWS. Won’t you join us?Edited by Jim Beard with Charles R. RutledgeCover Illustration by Mark Maddox with Logo Design and Formatting by Maggie RyelForeword by Kathryn Leigh ScottFea
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COPY LINK: https://pdf.bookcenterapp.com/yumpu/B09X5RBL1T School’sout, Barnabas is
IN!They were a generation all their own, the army of children who ran home from school to watch
Dark Shadows, TV’svery first supernatural soap. A breed apart, they set aside the worship
of mundane pop stars to follow vampires, witches, and werewolves. From 1966 to 1971, they were
daytime Monster Kids…an today they have stories to tell.Writer-editor Jim Beard has
gathered these grown-up kids together in this tome to tell those tales. Their experiences are
sometimes tragic and terrifying, yet also uplifting and inspirational, but above all, Dark Shadows
touched them so deeply as to leave an indelible impression on their lives that lasts to this
day.Return to Collinwood to brave the stormy nights and rainswept days of yore to listen to this
coven of writers spin yarns of childhood encounters with Barnabas, Angelique, Quentin, Vicky,
Maggie, and their compatriots. Cross the threshold of the Old House, take a seat by the crackling
fire, and make yourself comfortable to the strains of maudlin music issuing forth from the
gramophone—th ghosts of the past are about to arise in RUNNING HOME TO SHADOWS.
Won’tyou join us?Edited by Jim Beard with Charles R. RutledgeCover Illustration by Mark
Maddox with Logo Design and Formatting by Maggie RyelForeword by Kathryn Leigh
ScottFeaturing Essays by Greg Cox, Mark Dawidziak, Dave Dykema, Bob Freeman, Ed Gross,
Nancy Holder, Tina Hunt, Katherine Kerestman, Mark Maddox (with Ed Catto), Elizabeth Massie,
Kimberly Oswald, Martin Powell, Dana Pride, Mark Rainey, Michael Rogers, Charles R. Rutledge,
Chris Ryan, Frank Schildiner, Duane Spurlock, and Jeff Thompson.Afterword by Rich Handley
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