We Miss you Howie

[khyron1144]

Tommorrow is the anniversary of H. P. Lovecraft's death.

www.sfbookcase.com/author.asp?forename=Howard+Phillips&surname=Lovecraft



So play "The Thing That Should Not Be" and bow your head. And most importantly pull one of his books off your shelf.


I apologize for x-posting this from Literature, but literature is one of the deadest forums on this site.

[khyron1144]

The man himself, Howard Phillips Lovecraft.

Born in and a lifelong resident of Providence, Rhode Island, he was an antiquarian by taste and a recluse by preference. His wide reading, supplemented by field explorations and genealogical quests, gave him a scholar's authority on the history and colonialization of New England. The same firsthand knowledge provided him the the realistic detail and visual vitality that impart conviction to his tales of supernatural horror. His naratives begin in the locale and terrain that he loved and then transport the reader into stupefying cosmic vistas beyond known space and conjectured time.

- Raymond Bayless, Dunwich Horror and Othersdust jacket, Arkham House Edition

That was taken from this site.

[GIR]

i am goin to have to get some of his writings, i personal think that he has a mind like no other, and could be some truth no matter how small in his writings. as many things are based on life evens in some fashion. just my opinion.