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Mythos, Truth, and Antiquity1 comment

Amanda wrote 8 hours ago: Literary analysis on “Dagon” by H. P. Lovecraft for my Science Fiction course. It is eas … more →

Tags: Literary Analysis, dagon, Edgar Allan Poe, Gustave Dore, H. P. Lovecraft, Poe, Science Fiction

Lore(-1) Trailer Is Alive!

Joel wrote 2 days ago: So to those of you who have been keeping up with LoreMinusOne…IT’S FINALLY HERE!…W … more →

Tags: Blog, Video, Portfolio, Lore(-1), Loreminuseone, 16-bit, SNES

Dagon

Silvia Altamirano wrote 2 days ago: I am writing this under an appreciable mental strain, since by tonight I shall be no more. Penniless … more →

Tags: Short Story, H. P. Lovecraft, dagon

Dishonored, Bioshock: Infinite, and Critical Reception

logansjog wrote 2 days ago: So I’ve been playing Dishonored again.  This is my first playthrough since the original run of … more →

Tags: Stealth, Dishonored, Bethesda, bioshock infinite, and Critical Reception, irrational, Ken Levine, Harvey Smith, stealth gaming

The Very Hungry Cthulhupillar

Mouldy Squid wrote 3 days ago: The Very Hungry Cthulhupillar by Jamie Chambers — Kickstarter There has been a spate of Cthulhu and … more →

Tags: shameless promotion, Feakin' Cool, Books 2, lovecraft, Cthulhu, Books, Children's Books, kickstarter

Jack Primus, The Ghetto Shaman, and All the Chicken Wings they could eat Rally

Michael D. Griffiths wrote 3 days ago: Washington, DC—On Oct. 30th The National Mall was packed wall-to-wall with celebrities attending the … more →

Tags: Alex Bone, Brainless/Comedy, Dark Fantasy, interviews, Comedy, daily discord, Funny, Horror, Humor

Writer Wednesday - Jason S. Walters

Mandi M. Lynch, author wrote 3 days ago: Let’s start with the basics. Who are you? I’m Jason S. Walters. Tell us (briefly) about … more →

Tags: Writer Wednesday, albert jay knock, an unforgiving land, Assimov, Atlas Shrugged, Author, China Mieville, Down Syndrome, Essayist

Louis Maistros wrote 4 days ago: “To say that we actually believed in vampires or werewolves would be a carelessly inclusive statemen … more →

Tags: writing, Quotes, Vampires, Wisdom, Horror, H.P. Lovecraft, Werewolves, literary quotes, Metaphysical

The Kingsport Cases - Preview Part 11 comment

Independent Gaming wrote 4 days ago: Indie team Machines in Motion, developers of the lovely game Borealis, have unveiled a new and much … more →

Tags: Indie Games, 3D, Game Development, green+light, Horror, indie game, kickstarter, Kingsport Cases, preview

In Anticipation Of: The Necroscope1 comment

bernardovillela wrote 4 days ago: The first time I did a piece labeled In Anticipation Of it was regarding Mercy the adaptation of the … more →

Tags: In Anticipation Of, Brian Lumley, Necroscope, Stephen King, The Dark Tower, THE LOST YEARS, The Möbius Murders, The Talisman

Tuesday Reading (Audio Edition) - Lovecraft’s “The Dreams in the Witch House”

myevergreen wrote 4 days ago: Image via The Horror Society This week’s Tuesday Reading is a little different.  First of all, … more →

Tags: Tuesday Reading, Audio, link Tuesday Reading

ATTENTION ALL SCHOLARS!!!!3 comments

Sam Gafford wrote 5 days ago: For some time now, I’ve wondered if there might be little caches of Hodgson letters squirreled … more →

Tags: Carnacki, Hodgson, Arkham House, Attack of the Mushroom People, August Derleth, boats of the glen carrig, Clark Ashton Smith, coulson kernahan, Dennis Wheatley

Character Month: Gla-lub

axis of ornament wrote 6 days ago: Thus far on my daily characters through May I’ve totally weirdly being doing mostly a) humans … more →

Tags: character design, Drawing, Illustration (2), animals, character, Horror, Illustration, Weird

The Unnamable II: The Statement of Randolph Carter (1992)

Schlock Wave wrote 6 days ago: Randolph Carter. Seriously, this is a college kid? There’s something fun about watching horror … more →

Tags: Horror, b-riffic, Scary old house

Ambrose Bierce, "Can Such Things Be?" (1910): Ghosts, Death, and the Unfamiliar in Gilded Age America1 comment

tashqueedagg wrote 6 days ago: Can Such Things Be? is a collection of Ambrose Bierce’s supernatural stories, first collected … more →

Tags: Capitalism 2, Fate, folklore, Library of America, psychology, Religion, Short Stories, technology, tradition

Jason Thompson's "Lovecraft’s Dream Quest"

kmalexander wrote 6 days ago: I saw this illustrated webcomic of H.P. Lovecraft’s Dream Cycle  featured over on i09 and I wa … more →

Tags: Reading 2, Reading Recommendation, Dream Cycle, reading recommendation, The Shadow over Innsmouth, WebComic

Al Gore , Men In Green, and the HARP that will Destroy Earth!

Michael D. Griffiths wrote 1 week ago: Collapsing Shack, AZ—This is some serious breaking news:  now that this distracting election is over … more →

Tags: Alex Bone, Arizona Adventures, Brainless/Comedy, Dark Fantasy, Horror, interviews, Science Fiction, Al Gore, Comedy

I Write Like James Joyce, Apparently15 comments

dustandsoul wrote 1 week ago: Several years ago, I posted part of a story I was writing about soul sailors and psychonauts into th … more →

Tags: Etc, Author, Books, Cthulhu, James Joyce, Vladimir Nabokov, writer, writing, writing style

Originality vs. Art

Master Nick wrote 1 week ago: You have the urge to create something. Perhaps you’ve even made progress toward your goal. The … more →

Tags: nude, Writing #2, Painting, art 2, Art, Clive Barker, Data, George Romero, HOW TO?


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