March 15th is the anniversary of the death of H. P. Lovecraft, so I don't know if this Bing image ties into that fact at all, but I had recently bought the works of H. P. Lovecraft specifically to read the 'The Call of Cthulhu', because of my reading of Peter Levenda's 'The Dark Lord', where 'The Call of Cthulhu' is central to Levenda's book.
Peter Levenda also has another book called 'The Lovecraft Code' which I wouldn't mind reading soon.
"Drawing on decades of experience, author and historian Peter Levenda turns to the novel as the best and perhaps only way to tell a story that has to be told - that hidden within the tales of America's most iconic writer of gothic horror, H.P. Lovecraft, runs a vein of actual terror."
Eat, Pray, Love(craft)?-)
I have a lot of posts coming up about 'Eat, Pray, Love' and the author, which is why I have been taking my time to read it.
I've only read the part of 'Eat, Pray, Love' that covers the author's travels in Italy, but I have seen the movie twice (a movie that I didn't really like all that much), so I have a good idea of how that book pans out.
Does Julia Roberts say Ketut told me to, or Cthulhu told me to, in that 'Eat Pray, Love' clip below?-)
Kind of sounds the same to me.
It's a bit hard to work out what's playing out in the "collective unconsciousness" of the art world at the moment, but when in Rome ... be careful;-)
The (Love) Shack?
I have a lot of posts coming up about 'Eat, Pray, Love' and the author, which is why I have been taking my time to read it.
I've only read the part of 'Eat, Pray, Love' that covers the author's travels in Italy, but I have seen the movie twice (a movie that I didn't really like all that much), so I have a good idea of how that book pans out.
Does Julia Roberts say Ketut told me to, or Cthulhu told me to, in that 'Eat Pray, Love' clip below?-)
Kind of sounds the same to me.
The (Love) Shack?
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I came across Lovecraft in my teens, and ended up reading everything he ever wrote! (Not hard, he wrote mostly short stories). My favorite is still one of the first ones I read, "The quest for unknown Kadath". If you're reading Lovecraft, I recommend you read that one.
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