Cthulhu in the New Yorker

The New Yorker blog mentions the very first appearance of Great Cthulhu in the magazine’s pages, when Edmund Wilson panned Lovecraft back in 1945:

‘The “Cthulhu Mythos” and its fabricated authorities seem to have been for him a sort of grownup boyhood game in which he diverted his solitary life by playing with other horror-story fanciers.’

It’s still diverting after all these years.

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