I’ve added a link for you on my blog, and posted a minor promo piece for you there too. And I hope both will increase your traffic.
Please feel free to visit my three sites listed below when you are in the mood for some Lovecraft related audio, documents, or photos. And feel free to add any of these to your collections for use in any way, public or private.
If you ever listen to any of my readings of H. P. Lovecraft’s “The Hound,” “At the Mountains of Madness,” or “Fungi from Yuggoth,” I would appreciate any comments you might feel like making on them.
Keep your eZine and blog going as long as you can; we all need more Lovecraftian entertainment!
Hey Will, thanks so much for the post at your blog about the ezine. I appreciate it! Nice blog you’ve got there.
I’ve been a lurker at the threshold here for a long time. The thing is I have hard time getting comfortable to read stories on my desktop or laptop so I kept putting off reading any stories from the ezine until I purchased all the issues through current last night for my kindle. I have now read issue number one and I loved the stories! I have a lot of catching up to do so I’ll keep this short, just wanted say that this is a top notch production with stories I think HPL himself would heartily approve of. So glad I can read it my Kindle!
Loton — glad you’re here!
Thanks! I’m glad to be here, Mike! Really enjoying the Lovecraft eZine on my Kindle! There are some fantastic stories here!
“….the sense that ordinary life was a thin shell over a reality which was so alien and abstract in comparison that merely contemplating it would damage the sanity of the ordinary person…”
If you stare hard at the extraordinary reality unearthed by our current science, you might conclude he was about right!
It’s been fun working on illustrations again, Mike. I’ll have to get you a story or two in the upcoming months.
Mike,
Thank you for your excellent new Lovecraft eZine!
I’ve added a link for you on my blog, and posted a minor promo piece for you there too. And I hope both will increase your traffic.
Please feel free to visit my three sites listed below when you are in the mood for some Lovecraft related audio, documents, or photos. And feel free to add any of these to your collections for use in any way, public or private.
If you ever listen to any of my readings of H. P. Lovecraft’s “The Hound,” “At the Mountains of Madness,” or “Fungi from Yuggoth,” I would appreciate any comments you might feel like making on them.
Keep your eZine and blog going as long as you can; we all need more Lovecraftian entertainment!
Will Hart
aka CthulhuWho1
Curator of:
The Lovecraft Flickr Collections at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/cthulhuwho1/collections/
The CthulhuWho1 blog at: http://cthulhuwho1.com
And The CthulhuWho1 YouTube Channel at: http://www.youtube.com/user/CthulhuWho1
Hey Will, thanks so much for the post at your blog about the ezine. I appreciate it! Nice blog you’ve got there.
I’ve been a lurker at the threshold here for a long time. The thing is I have hard time getting comfortable to read stories on my desktop or laptop so I kept putting off reading any stories from the ezine until I purchased all the issues through current last night for my kindle. I have now read issue number one and I loved the stories! I have a lot of catching up to do so I’ll keep this short, just wanted say that this is a top notch production with stories I think HPL himself would heartily approve of. So glad I can read it my Kindle!
Loton — glad you’re here!
Thanks! I’m glad to be here, Mike! Really enjoying the Lovecraft eZine on my Kindle! There are some fantastic stories here!
“….the sense that ordinary life was a thin shell over a reality which was so alien and abstract in comparison that merely contemplating it would damage the sanity of the ordinary person…”
If you stare hard at the extraordinary reality unearthed by our current science, you might conclude he was about right!
It’s been fun working on illustrations again, Mike. I’ll have to get you a story or two in the upcoming months.