The stars are right for another Lovecraft eZine contest! Joe Broers is creating another “Resident of Innsmouth” sculpture (pictured below), and he has graciously offered to give it away to a lucky ezine reader. As usual, this will be a random drawing, using a random number generator.
To enter the random drawing, simply do the following:
- Become an email subscriber of Lovecraft eZine (top right corner of this webpage, it’s free). If you’re already a subscriber, you don’t need to do anything.
- Comment on at least one story in the current issue (click here to read it).
- Click the LIKE button to your right (if you are one of the five people on the planet not on Facebook, then don’t worry about it, just fulfill the other two requirements).
That’s it! Pretty easy. Next Tuesday, February 28, 2012, I will randomly pick a winner from the comments below. Good luck!
And thank you, Joe, for your generosity.
pretty damn amazing, isn't it? click to enlarge!
That thing is creepy as hell. Love it.
The “Resident of Innsmouth” is my favorite sculpture you’ve featured. It’s simply haunting.
I really love this sculpture!
Is it weird that I find that kind of cute?
I would absolutely love to have this sculpture. If I don’t win I think I will order one.
Awesome! The Shadow Over Innsmouth is my favorite Lovecraft story, hope I win!
This would be a perfect on my desk, and would probably really creep my students out. Must have!
Fantastic sculpture
Something very Peter Lorre about this sculpture, that is to say, Mr. Lorre may have sported that Innsmouth look himself…
I’m curious, what is the size of the sculpture, as nothing in the photos give one a sense of scale.
He’s about 7 1/2″ tall.
Done, done and done – I would LOVE to have a sculpture I can display without worrying about it melting (when summer comes, my chocolate Cthulu will have to go live in the ‘fridge)🙂 Hehe. And I really love this sculpture – have since the first time I saw it!
He kind of looks like my Grandpa Obed… hmm…
Wow, love this!
Wow, that is pretty cool.
Reading these tales is like glimpsing fragments from the Book of Eibon, the Book of Iod or the Ponape scriptures of old. Arkham should be so well endowed.
-Tim
Oh, I would LOVE to win that! Cthulhu fhtagn!
Delightfully creepy!😀 Awesome!
Great sculpture–I love it!
Great sculpture and great issue! “This Scattered Ash” is my favorite – it’s liking reading a new H. P. Lovecraft story I’ve never seen before – but all of the stories are great. “I Am the Key” built to a wonderful, creepy ending and “Dark Ambient Metamorphosis” was like a twisted article from “Rolling Stone”.
It would be great if these talented sculptors would do limited edition runs of these statues for sale (and maybe donate part of the proceeds to the Lovecraft eZine for coming up with such a great idea!🙂 ). I’d certainly be interested!
boy would I LOVE to have this to present with my project!
He looks like a true Seattlite to me. oh yeah is is probably from Innsmouth right?