Post number #115112, ID: be9d41
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I read it actually lol
Post number #115132, ID: 938945
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I've been reading it, and I'm really into his universe
Post number #115133, ID: 938945
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I've been reading it, and I'm really into his universe
Post number #115134, ID: 938945
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Sorry double post
Post number #115287, ID: 7f928e
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Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtaghn Did I do it right...?
Post number #115293, ID: 9e3b72
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I want to put my dick inside Lavinia.
Post number #115500, ID: f8d255
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Got hooked from the very first paragraph on call of cthulthu
"The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents. We live on a placid island of ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that we should voyage far..."
Post number #115501, ID: f8d255
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>>115500 Quite mind blowing how his decription could just be relatable to the world we live in now
Post number #115572, ID: 7797bb
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shit I wish he wrote cyberpunk
Post number #115589, ID: 577b8c
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I need to get into it.
Its apart of horror im failing ive missed out on for a long time.
Post number #115644, ID: 777280
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re-animator is amazeballs. both the movie, and the original story
Post number #115663, ID: fc1a5b
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How do I start reading it? Like, what should I read first?
Post number #115671, ID: 0ec59f
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Haven't really read any of his works, but holy shit the universe he made is really good
Post number #115851, ID: 62d04f
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>>115572 There's The Laundry Files book series by Charles Stross with the premise of 'all myths and magic are real and governments secretly utilized it'. Lovecraft universe is also real in the setting. Bonus points if you have IT sphere knowledge Yeah I can advertise Charles Stross all day in barely relevant threads
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