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I felt safe here, even after my earlier encounter . I was in Baghdad, large and cosmopolitan. A city looking to the future, despite a long past... how was I to know what waited for me? After settling in at my new quarters, I emerged the next day to see the tower reaching for the Elder skies... It is part of the Believer's Palace. But this belief was in who...or what ? Heh. More pseudo-Lovecraftian...
Flickr user Here Be Dragons made a Cthulu amigurumi and posted a picture of him posing in California. Apparently a Cthulu is a creature from H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulu Mythos. via GeekCrafts . [ Read this article ] [ Comment on this article ]
The duo that make up The Black Ghosts have an unusual pedigree – both Simon Lord and Theo Keating’s youths sound like they were found in an HP Lovecraft story. Keating grew up in a house with mysterious occult symbols on the walls and was within spitting distance of an ancient Victorian cemetery. [...]
Release date : August 22, 2008 Synopsis : Adapted from a story by H.P. Lovecraft. A Seattle history professor, drawn back to his estranged family on the Oregon ...
Over on Boing Boing Gadgets, a majorly cool Etsy find by our John: Etsy user tinyminds makes cheap, wonderful solar-powered robots for between $60-$80 each, but the one pictured here is christened after Lord Cthulhu, H.P. Lovecraft's sickly spawn of the stars. The Cthulhu bot sleeps until he soaks up enough light... at which point, he begins to madly thrash around his many sucking, tentacled limbs....
Fictional locations are utilized by authors as diverse as William Faulkner (Yoknapatawpha) and H. P. Lovecraft (Arkham). Imaginary towns like Castle Rock (Stephen King), Mud Creek (Joe R. Lansdale), Newford (Charles de Lint), Isola (Ed McBain) and Dempsy (Richard Price) — to name only a few — give their creators free reign to develop histories [...]
Apparently Guillermo Del Toro will be taking a crack at adapting H.P. Lovecraft’s extraordinary novel, At the Mountains of Madness. At the Mountains of Madness happens to be one of my favorites, and is sort of the ur-text for a lot of later science fiction like Howard Hawks’ The Thing, or Ridley Scott’s Alien. Two [...]
H.P. Lovecraft would have made a great political pundit. But reading the (now neglected) Cthulhu #39;08 blog, I was surprised to learn that Cthulhu is... . . .
"Howard Phillips Lovecraft, heaven knows, had a talent for writing which was of no mean proportion; only what he did with this talent was a shame and a caution and an eldritch horror. If he had only gotten the Hell out of his auntie's attic and obtained a job with the Federal Writers Project of the WPA, he could have turned out guidebooks that would be classics and joys to read, forever. Only he stayed...
Jackie Ashley : Talking to ministers over the past few weeks, I have been struck by how fatalistic they have become. They do not seem, in the main, to be rebellious, angry or even despairing. Despair is too energetic a word. They seem clinically depressed, tired and flat. H.P. Lovecraft : There was something of stolid resignation about them all, as if they walked half in another world between lines...
Mr. Spades is, as usual, full of shit. "Whore-spawn" was dated even back when H. P. Lovecraft allegedly coined it in 1933. "Wanker," however, a term that fully and accurately describes Mr. Spades, is a term that will be fresh forever.
