A Year of Enchantment
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| Calendar | |
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| Title: | A Year of Enchantment |
| Publisher: | Pandora Publications |
| Contributors: | fans associated with ShadowCon |
| Date(s): | 1979 (for 1980), 1980 (for 1981) |
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| Fandom: | Dark Shadows |
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A Year of Enchantment is a series of calendars that were published in cooperation with ShadowCon.
They include trivia on the characters first appearances or birthdays in the 1790s or 1960's.
The art was by Barbara Fister-Liltz.
1979 (for 1980)
From a flyer:
The whisper of ghosts down haunted dusty corridors create the music of this new YEAR OF ENCHANTMENT ... the muted colours of faded ballgowns and tattered lace gloves make up the threads of this monthly tapestry of life at Collinwood ... days are adorned with lovers dreams and children's singing to the beckoning Carousel call ... nights are ushered in on leathery wings and moss-covered cliffs Come, again - share with us intwelve months of magicI Illustrated by Barbara Fister-Liltz, colourftul pages, informative, recalling so many memories - this 1980 calendar will guide you through the moments of next year. Order now - for yourself, for gifts. Publication date: Halloween, 1979. Price: $4.50 post-paid.
1980 (for 1981)
This calendar celebrates the fifteenth anniversary of Dark Shadows.
From a flyer:
The magician casts his entrapping spell ... the witch beckons with a toss of her golden tresses ... the vampire calls with the promise of beauty and life eternal ... the ghosts waltz along silent dusty corridors to the song of the relentless sea below the cliffs … doomed lovers meet and kiss in tree-shrouded cathedrals ... we come again to Collinwood to celebrate all the romance and magik that is DARK SHADOWS, in this, its fifteenth anniversary year. A year of memories, A YEAR OF ENCHANTMENT is illustrated by Barbara Fister-Liltz, and will be your 1981 companion to the dreams of yesterday.