 ", an article in "Rolling Stone" from Austin Scaggs who spends a fair amount of time with Manson judging by the five pieces in four months he has contributed, "The Sun" newspaper's Something For The Weekend section.The cover art for "Eat Me, Drink Me" portrayed Manson as a vampire, dressed with a black-toned outfit, standing still looking at the camera next to a window covered with blood; the pose bearing a very strong resemblance to the artwork for Tubeway Army's 1979 album "Replicas".The back of the cover features a photo of a woman with her eyes covered by a hand, possibly Manson's hand, with the track listing featured on the left side.