Cthulhu 101: A Beginner’s Guide to the Dreamer in the Deep Published by Atomic Overmind Press, $8.95 By Kenneth Hite Reviewed by Matthew Pook As you can see in his Trail of Cthulhu, Ken Hite is Call of Cthulhu’s number one fan. He is more than qualified to write an initiate’s guide to Cthulhu and…
Chocolatey sweetness from beyond the drab confines of Euclidian cooking. . . . It’s too late to get them for Easter, but would a true cultist be stopped by that? Via BoingBoing and Lovecraftsman.
Strode College in Somerset, England had an Art & Design Department fashion show with recycled cardboard. They want you to think this is merely an octopus eating a guy’s head. I love the little touches like the sucker-mark and the torn clothing that led up to the head-eating. Nicely done. I’m sure the Cthulhu Cult…
I almost regret that someone jumped in to tell these folks that Delta Green is fiction. . . . It sounds too weird to be true, but then again… The Nazi-Antarctica connection…it’s hardly ever talked about something big had to be going on down there. The info raises a lot of questions for me: Is…
Courtesy of BoingBoing and the Internet: A bookseller’s mom makes the best wintertime accessory since flamethrowers.
What would happen if typical Call of Cthulhu players became typical Call of Cthulhu investigators, and they had a very forgiving gamemaster? The Last Lovecraft, that’s what. It’s an indie comedy about modern-day gamer nerds, Great Cthulhu, Deep Ones, and fish rape. Look for a full review in The Unspeakable Oath soon.
From Yog-Sothoth.com: After more than a decade, the the H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society have decided to reopen membership to the public. “When the HPLHS was first formed in the 1980s, we offered members cool certificates and membership cards. We abandoned issuing ‘official membership’ in the Society in the 1990s. But after thinking long and hard about…
