The season of yuletide cheer is upon us: hot beverages in front of a fire, gift exchanges with family and friends, songs in the key of winter. For those of you who prefer to raise your voice in less, shall we say, conventional choruses,… Read More ›
Cthulhu
Silent Sundays: Lovecraft’s Monsters (2014)
Illustration by John Coulthart for Lovecraft’s Monsters, 2014 (via Dark Corner Books).
Silent Sundays: Cthulhu (1934)
A 1934 sketch of the Cthulhu idol by H. P. Lovecraft for friend and collaborator Robert Hayward Barlow. Related Posts: – The Necronomicon-Thin Crust Edition – Dead Cthulu Waits Dreaming: HP Lovecraft Audio Archive – “Night-Gaunts” by H. P. Lovecraft
I Got a Bad Desire: 13 Unique Gifts for Horror Lovers
Sweetlings, what would our holiday horror extravaganza be without our annual gift guide? There’s no need to seek out the unconventional and bizarre for your family and friends when there’s Eva Halloween’s Guide to 13 Unusual and Unique Gifts for Unusual… Read More ›
I Crust You to Make the Right Choice: Sci-Fi Bread Recipes from Kitchen Overlord
Darlings, back in February, the superior baking minds over at Kitchen Overlord shared the results of a Bitchin’ Bread Battle, a month’s worth of innovative and fabulously geeky bread recipes. While any of these would make an excellent addition to a… Read More ›
“Night-Gaunts” by H. P. Lovecraft
Out of what crypt they crawl, I cannot tell, But every night I see the rubbery things, Black, horned, and slender, with membranous wings, They come in legions on the north wind’s swell With obscene clutch that titillates and stings,… Read More ›
Needful Things: 13 Unique Gifts for Horror Lovers
Darlings, it is getting to be that time of year when we go in search of gifts for family and friends. And while *I* am famously easy to shop for, I know it can be a challenge to find just the… Read More ›
31 Scary Things #9: Cthulhu
Wouldn’t it be awesome if someone made a Cthulhu movie, and the hero was asking some pale minion who he worked for and the dude said: “Cthulhu!” and the hero said: “Bless You,” because he thought the guy had sneezed?… Read More ›
