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Interview with Nigel Kennington, Designer & Creator of Carcosa – A Lovecraftian board game of Cults and Madness
That’s what I love about the Lovecraft mythos – a book, a painting, a sodding colour that can break you and I think the Yellow mythos really concentrates on that.
View pre-alpha gameplay footage from the upcoming Lovecraftian game “The Sinking City”!
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The Lost Tales of Robert Bloch
“H. P. Lovecraft’s Letters to Robert Bloch and Others” contained discussions of several unpublished early tales by Bloch that never saw print.
Gibbous: A Cthulhu Adventure – an interview with creator Livia Boar
In the latest Lovecraft eZine podcast we talk with Liviu Boar, co-creator of GIBBOUS, an upcoming Lovecraftian horror-comedy game!
Take a Fascinating Journey with “Eyes of the God: The Weird Fiction and Poetry of R.H. Barlow”
The pleasure of watching both a stylistic and an intellectual force emerge and take shape provides its own enjoyment. However the jouissance one derives from reading Barlow’s later tales, where he mastered the alchemical marriage of fascination and dread in such exquisite proportions that a single tale keeps his name alive…
Knifepoint Horror: exemplary weird fiction
Knifepoint Horror is one of the finest examples of weird fiction that I have come across. In my opinion, every writer and reader of weird fiction should be paying attention to what author Soren Narnia is doing with this podcast.
Review: “Moriah” by Daniel Mills
More than one kind of abominable thing lurks in the dark wooded hills of Vermont. Pray you don’t meet any of them.
A review of “Providence” by Alan Moore
“Providence” is about as perfect a Lovecraftian tale as I could ever have hoped for.
Selena Chambers Delivers Sharp Prose in “Calls for Submission”
“Calls for Submission” is more than a collection of short stories. It is the showcase of a writer with a deliberate and considered world view, intensely honed craft, and a calculated message.
“Lovecraftian Tales”: a change with Lovecraft eZine
After six years, the magazine side of the Lovecraft eZine project is evolving. It is now an anthology series
Review: “The Night Ocean,” a novel of H.P. Lovecraft
THE NIGHT OCEAN is a brave, protean, generous imaginative work. It kept me guessing right up to a perfectly poetic ending that I couldn’t help grinning at.
Humanity Hurtles Itself Into the Void with Steve Bean’s “Null Singularity”
Steve Bean has created a game that does exactly as described on the tin. A perfect one shot game that plays in 3 to 5 hours, it hews true as an homage to the vision of Mac George’s Black Sun DeathCrawl while carving out its own unique territory and vision.
NecronomiCon Providence, the upcoming Lovecraft convention
Niels Hobbs was my guest on the latest Lovecraft eZine podcast; Niels is the organizer of NecronomiCon Providence.
Levenda Cracks Open the Secrets of the Cthulhu Cult in “The Lovecraft Code”
Levenda keeps one eye fixed on the fact that while we are dealing with a story that grapples with the outbreak of mass hysteria among poets, artists and dreamers, this was a story that was placed within a pulp magazine and this also invokes its own requirements and traditions be brought to bear.
