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Category: H.P. Lovecraft

Lovecraft’s racism is a difficult subject, but one that this article meets head on. When I began reading it I thought, ‘oh here we go, another rant about the old racist’. However, Jeff Grubb makes…

Flutes Clutched in Monstrous Paws

15 July, 2013

I’ve run across quite a few Mythos-inspired songs, whether they contain passing references to the likes of The King in Yellow in Blue Oyster Cult’s E.T.I. or are full-blown homages such as Metalica’s Call of Ktulu. Some bands, namely The…

H.P. Lovecraft

Speaking the Unspeakable?

12 July, 2013

Following a post on Facebook that proves Google Translate can do a pretty good impression of beat-boxing (even if it does think a string of random letters equates to German…), I came up with the…

Goin’ Down to Dunwich

13 June, 2013

When I write scenarios set in real places, I tend to research them quite thoroughly to avoid cries of “the town hall’s really on X street” or “that building burned down 10 years before your…

H. P. Lovecraft and his impact on Western culture

10 June, 2013

This is a brief piece on H.P. Lovecraft and the influence he has had. Roger Luckhurst is a professor in Modern and Contemporary Literature at Birkbeck College, University of London. Roger Luckhurst discusses H. P….