/lit/ - Literature

So...what does /lit/ think of H. P. Lovecraft? Currently pushing the entire collection of his work.

ITT: Lovecraft anything. Lovecraftian literature is perhaps the awesomest stuff ever imho. In fact, Lovecraft is seen by many (i.e. Stephen King) as a father of modern horror. His works were called "weird fiction" at the time, but this stuff later became known as sci-fi and horror stories. My question in specific is this: Why the fuck hasn't anyone made a Call of Cthulhu/Mountains of Madness/Shadow over Innsmouth/anything else graphic novel, and if they have, how can I get one?

i recently checked out a graphic novel by H.P. Lovecraft from the library after googling cthulu after watching south park. it was the only book by him they had at the time.
i tell you that to ask you this, can /lit/ recommend a Lovecraft novel to start with?

Hey /lit/. Do you guys even care that /b/ is getting all this attention again? You may or may not be aware, but moot just rolled out the welcome wagon for the viewers of Good Morning America, a television show on CBS that broadcasts from New York City. This is due to the recent incident with the young girl who called herself "Jessi Slaughter", as you may recall. Good Morning America is going to run a segment about Jessi and how she was the victim of cyber bullying from /b/. A bunch of us are trudging our way over there to check out the new rules, and to post things accordingly, to show the millions of Good Morning America viewers that /b/ is not the demonic scourge that Jessi and her family will make them out to be. See you guys there.

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