Any Lovecraft fans here? If so, here is a link to many of his storiies.
https://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/fiction/
https://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/fiction/
HP Lovecraft - Father of Modern Horror! Thank you!
It was my pleasure!!
I was at an outdoor wake, the people hosting it had a pool. It was far to cold to swim, and besides, it was a wake. Nobody was swimming.
The automatic pool vacuum was running, and occasionally would come up to the surface and splash/spit water out. One had to keep a half eye out when walking by the pool, to avoid getting attacked by the vacuum.
I called it 'Cthulu' the Pool Vacuum, but nobody got the reference.
Yes, I was very lonely at the wake. I don't drink, and apparently no person there reads any Lovecraft.
Sigh....
The automatic pool vacuum was running, and occasionally would come up to the surface and splash/spit water out. One had to keep a half eye out when walking by the pool, to avoid getting attacked by the vacuum.
I called it 'Cthulu' the Pool Vacuum, but nobody got the reference.
Yes, I was very lonely at the wake. I don't drink, and apparently no person there reads any Lovecraft.
Sigh....
I started reading his stuff when I was about 8-9 years old,,,
Those books/stories gave me nightmares!
He was a "twisted puppy" to say the least,,,
Read a bit about his childhood/youth,,,
It explains quite a bit about him.
Aarond
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Those books/stories gave me nightmares!
He was a "twisted puppy" to say the least,,,
Read a bit about his childhood/youth,,,
It explains quite a bit about him.
Aarond
.
Took college for me to get into HP Lovecraft, before that I was deep in to Robert Heinlein and Isaac Asimov and a variety of new, old and vintage sci fi.
I have several books with H.P. Lovecraft stories. Always a good read.
The Caves of Steel (Daneel Olivaw) was a good series. Commonly referred to as the "Robot series"
I really need to finish the rest of the Foundation series one of these days. (Of course I'd have to get the books first....)
