First off — the answer to the question I keep getting emailed about is, the June issue of  The Lovecraft eZine will be out sometime tomorrow!  As you know, I will be featuring two Lovecraftian Sherlock Holmes stories.  If you are a member of our Facebook group, you will get a preview of the cover later today (hint: Holmes!  HPL!).

Now, on to the links for today…

At the Mountains of Madness: An audio temporarily available at the BBC.  Might want to get on this one; it’s going to be gone in just a few days.  I’ve listened to a bit of it and it is excellent.  H.P. Lovecraft’s tale of terror read by Richard Coyle, set high in the Antarctic… (via Dampf’s Modeling Page)

H.P. Lovecraft meets M.C. Escher: Really neat picture, if you have not yet seen it.

Watch The Call of Cthulhu on Hulu: Even if you don’t subscribe to Hulu!  As Lovecraftians know, this is one of the best HPL movies ever made.  And speaking of the guys who made Call of Cthulhu…

A Talk With the Guys Who Filmed H.P. Lovecraft’s The Whisperer in Darkness: A great Q & A session with Director/co-writer Sean Branney, co-writer/actor Andrew Leman, and cinematographer/editor Dave Robertson.  (via Nyrhalahotep)

Notes On Adapting Lovecraft: From Cartoonarchy.  First of all I want to establish why Lovecraft is so incredibly tempting to adapt.  Second I want to establish why it is so incredibly difficult to do something either good or true when adapting Lovecraft.  Third I wanna suggest some tools that might be useful for adapting Lovecraft.  It might be useful to try and define Lovecraft…

The Wet Nurse: NSFW and looking very Lovecraftian.  Sculpted by Thomas David and artwork by Danny Cruz. The collectors run included the Monster, 2 pregnant women and 1 horrified naked woman.

Last, check out the picture below from Konstanz, Germany.  Looks like they might worship Dagon here, eh?