Lovecraft?
Lovecraft?
By reply, who all here is familiar with H.P Lovecraft?
"The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents."
-H.P Lovecraft
^Admit it's greatness or get out!:P
-H.P Lovecraft
^Admit it's greatness or get out!:P
Re: Lovecraft?
Can't say I'm all that familiar, but I've certainly heard of the man and his work.
I do know a group that plays the P&P game Call of Cthulhu. Maybe I should look into that...
I do know a group that plays the P&P game Call of Cthulhu. Maybe I should look into that...
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Re: Lovecraft?
I read The Crawling Chaos, which included a bunch of stories of his.
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I am a huge fan of lovecraft, one of my favorites is Pickman's model.
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I've read his book of New England short stories, which was pretty neat. I intend to continue reading his works one day.
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Huge fan here! Hard to point out a favorite story, since there are so many good ones, but since Cats of Ulthar was the first short-story I ever read written by him I'll have to say it's my favorite.
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Nice, I myself am partial to the Statement of Randolph Carter. Btw, have you ever read Call of Cthulhu while listening to the song by Metallica? It will blow your mind.Caspica wrote:Huge fan here! Hard to point out a favorite story, since there are so many good ones, but since Cats of Ulthar was the first short-story I ever read written by him I'll have to say it's my favorite.
"The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents."
-H.P Lovecraft
^Admit it's greatness or get out!:P
-H.P Lovecraft
^Admit it's greatness or get out!:P
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I love Metallica also, but I never thought to do that, thank you kind sir.Shadow wrote:Nice, I myself am partial to the Statement of Randolph Carter. Btw, have you ever read Call of Cthulhu while listening to the song by Metallica? It will blow your mind.Caspica wrote:Huge fan here! Hard to point out a favorite story, since there are so many good ones, but since Cats of Ulthar was the first short-story I ever read written by him I'll have to say it's my favorite.
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On the "lighter" note, anyone played Cthulhu Saves the World?
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I was looking at it but ended up never getting it, I bought Dungeons of Dreadmoore instead.