H.P. Lovecraft

Unread post by **HurTmePlentY** » 22 Aug 2010, 02:16

Hey! I just recently (tonight actually) started reading The Call of Cthulhu, and it's a pretty awesome story.

If anyone one else has ready anything by h.p. lovecraft, could you give me some recomendations for any of his stories to read?

TheBlindKhezu · Unread post by **TheBlindKhezu** » 22 Aug 2010, 02:25

the shadow of innsmouth,at the mountain of madness, and Dagon

Unread post by **HurTmePlentY** » 22 Aug 2010, 02:29

awesome, thanks.

i found all of his work online, so no going to the bookstore! woohoo.

http://www.dagonbytes.com/thelibrary/lo ... index.html

Unread post by **PhrozenFlame** » 22 Aug 2010, 02:50

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/M ... bomination

"But nothing I could say could even adumbrate the loathsome, unholy, non-human, extra-galactic horror and hatefulness and unutterable evil of that forbidden spawn of black chaos and illimitable night."

Probably gonna skip these books. Don't seem like my cup of tea.

Unread post by **HurTmePlentY** » 22 Aug 2010, 03:26

lol that site doesnt sound legit at all.
after poking about, i wouldn't base any decision off of its information.

What got me interested in his books, was from playing Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth..
i haven't finished it yet..

the game is pretty messed up lol.
some parts, the suspense will build, and build, and build, and then nothing.

Unread post by **MrKerplunkers** » 22 Aug 2010, 11:06

I always wanted to read Lovecraft's works, considering my nickname at my high school tech crew is "Cthulhu"...don't ask because I don't know myself. So, thanks for the link there hurtme.

TheBlindKhezu · Unread post by **TheBlindKhezu** » 23 Aug 2010, 12:56

if it in gaming i should suggest Alone in the dark(The first one not the other ones)elements of cthulhu in it,and the endless amount of tabletop cthuhlu games

Unread post by **HurTmePlentY** » 23 Aug 2010, 01:22

i would buy a table-top cthuhlu game.. the thing is, i don't have anyone to play it with. all my friends are now in iraq and afghanistan.(marines)

Unread post by **Joe's Crab Shack** » 23 Aug 2010, 03:06

Good American Horror authors have always been in short demand. Lovecraft was one of the few good ones we have.

Alexzander · Unread post by **Alexzander** » 30 Nov 2010, 04:14

I kinda like Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan's The Strain.

BAMF · Unread post by **BAMF** » 30 Nov 2010, 08:13

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