The Sacred Book of the Werewolf Review

What is the path to enlightenment? Atonement? Prayer? Humility? What about spiritual solitude and mental fortitude? Let A Hu-Li, a redheaded two thousand year old werefox prostitute, guide you through these spiritual and moral dilemmas within The Sacred Book of the Werewolf, or as Amazon describes it, "the world's first zen buddhist paranormal romance". Written by the forefront runner in Russian postmodernist absurdism,Victor Pelevin skillfully peels back the grimy layers of Moscow's elite to reveal societal scars deep to the bone. 

Who Let the Dogs Out?

There are some days where regular glam is not enough. Your hair isn't big enough, heels not high enough, lips not lipstick enough. On those days, turning to fashion icons for a fresh look can always make the day better.
Regardless of her tyrannical campaign for dalmatian fur, Cruella De Vil is the epitome of high fashion and she knows it. Her style is modern art, abstract and classic, recalling memories of Hollywood starlets primped and preened for adoring photographers. For Cruella, the whole world is her stage and she is the centre of attention. And man, does she ever know how to dress.

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You can almost here her saying, "Dahhhhling". 

I haven't seen 101 Dalmatians since my youth. However, today felt like a Cruella day, complete with lipstick and luxury. What makes a Cruella day? A day full of deep red lipstick, sharp shoes, and super self-confidence. The only thing I'm missing is the fur.

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No, I'm not coming after your dogs! Calm down! All I'm after is some wonderful spotted prints to tide me through the summer.

Have you seen 101 Dalmatians? And who is your Disney style icon? Let me know in the comments below!