/lit/ - Literature

I'm convinced that lovecraft's greatest success was somehow convincing other writers he knew to write in his universe instead of pursuing their own ideas

How the fuck did he even manage something like that?

If earth is so insignificant in the grand scheme of things, why are all the dark and ancient gods located here?

>>10209605
meant more in the sense of "always is" than "always was" but anyway, it been what? 2-4 months since last time? Hows the haps?

>>10208369
Anon, you don't read decorative copies, that defeats the entire point of them. You're supposed to have a fancy one to put on your shelf as a trophy and a more complete paperback or e-book that cost you $0.99

I'm suddenly cripplingly disappointed in my writing and I don't even know why. It's not all that bad, but I hate it anyway and don't want to continue

>>9395293
this is the decorative one, and believe me it's prettier in person. My reading copy is The Complete Collection of HP Lovecraft, the kindle edition, which has literally everything including his unfinished stories and original drafts for 99¢

>>9395310
I read volume 2 of that but last time I checked amazon didn't have volumes 1 or 3. maybe it does now