Someone threw this link in my direction today. The site looked vaguely familiar to me, it’s not new and I guess I’ve been there before. But I was curious so I scanned down, as you do. Blimey! If you are looking for audio recordings of Lovecraft’s stories this is the link for you my friends:
A big thanks to him for all the work that has gone in to it. There is a lot of other material there and I’ve only begun to scratch the surface.
Welcome to Blasphemous Tomes. Within these pages you’ll find a selection of film, book and gaming related reviews and articles.
This site is also home to The Good Friends of Jackson Elias, a podcast about Call of Cthulhu, horror films, weird fiction and roleplaying games in general.
The hosts are all regular writers for Call of Cthulhu, offering personal insights into the game.
We have over 100 episodes available now and new episodes every two weeks.
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Scott Dorward is a writer and editor, working in tabletop roleplaying games. He is the former line developer for Cubicle 7’s World War Cthulhu.
Paul Fricker is co-author of the latest edition of the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game. @paulfricker
Matthew Sanderson is an author who has written for Vampire the Masquerade, Call of Cthulhu and Trail of Cthulhu.
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PS:
I’ve just added your site to the links on CthulhuWho1.com!
That’s very kind and much appreciated.
BTW we also have a podcast, The Good Friends of Jackson Elias, on which we’ve discussed a number of HPL stories and films. This blog serves that podcast.
Thanks again!