If my memory serves, she was the one who coined the phrase “black licorice book” because, as she explained, there are books that are “dark, twisted and not to everyone’s liking”.

Extreme macro view with rotation of a licorice gummy candy spiral shaped. Dark chewy sweets. Candy texture pattern close up Close-up of olives falling into an empty Martini glass on a black background ...

The streets of wizarding Paris are home to delightful cafes, including Café L’air De La Sirène. Dine inside or outside as you enjoy French baked goods, sandwiches, plats du jour and desserts. You can ...

A mysterious time worn auberge (small inn) sits in the shadowy corners of Paris’s Place Cachée. This is Le Gobelet Noir, where Dark magic is always on the menu. Here, away from the prying eyes of the ...