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The Cthulhu Breakdown: After a Long Slumber, Cosmic Terror Rises From the Sea - Bell of Lost Souls
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It's Cosmic Horror's 100th Birthday - K. M. Alexander
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| | In November of 1916, Howard Phillips Lovecraft published his first short story, The Alchemist, in theUnited Amateur Press Association. While his commercial work would come later, there is an argument to be made that November should be considered the birth month of cosmic horror as a genre. Lovecraft wasn't the first to write weird fiction;...
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Clark Ashton Smith - Blasphemous Tomes
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| | The Good Friends of Jackson Elias delve into the work of Clark Ashton Smith, his friendship with H P Lovecraft and his influence on the Cthulhu Mythos.
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Save vs. Total Party Kill - A Carcosa Reading List
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| | Carcosa is not Tolkien, high fantasy, or mainstream fantasy. It is equal parts horror, science-fiction, and swords & sorcery. It is H. P. Lovecraft's At the Mountains of Madness, Robert E. Howard's "Worms of the Earth" and "A Witch...
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Whose rocket? | One eyed scribe
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| < Edit. I've now conducted brief demographicstudies on Best Novella, Best Novelette and Best Short Story. Main page for these little studies is here.> On Twitter today I made a remark to the talented Mary Robinette Kowalabout the demographics of the Hugos. On reflection I wasn't confident that my conclusionwas actually borne out by the...