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“The current strength of Scottish weird fiction has its roots in Lindsay’s surreal & stricken work … Lindsay ought to be considered alongside writers like Arthur Machen, William Hope Hodgson & HP Lovecraft as one of the great proponents of cosmic horror.”

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The Bottle Imp · Many Worlds: David Lindsay and alternative realities - The Bottle ImpAlthough his two greatest works, A Voyage to Arcturus (1920) and The Haunted Woman (1922) were re-issued as Canongate Classics in the 1980s, the work of David Lindsay has never achieved either the critical or popular acclaim he deserves. Born in 1876 in Lewisham, his parents came from Jedburgh and he spent much of his childhood there. His life […]
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🎮 New First Two Hours Review: Call of Cthulhu Investigating the mysterious Hawkins family deaths led to more questions than answers in this atmospheric detective horror game. Despite some NPC limitations, the engaging narrative and psychological horror elements make this a worthy addition to any horror fan's library. Currently 80% off on Steam!

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Read more: 2tonwaffle.com/call-of-cthulhu

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Coach Pāṇini ®

“As a result of the Great Depression, #Lovecraft shifted towards socialism, decrying…prior political beliefs and fascism. He thought #socialism was a workable middle ground between the destructive impulses of both the capitalists and the Marxists of his day. This was based in a general opposition to cultural upheaval, as well as support for an ordered society. Electorally, he supported Franklin D. Roosevelt, but he thought that the #NewDeal was not sufficiently #leftist.”
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