Howard Phillips Lovecraft
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NecronomiCon Providence: Critical Dialogues on Race and Power in the Weird Genre
NecronomiCon Providence has grown from a Lovecraft-focused event into a global festival celebrating weird literature, art, film, and culture. It…
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Lovecraftian Twenty-First-Century Popular Transformation in the Weird Times
In 1974 Angela Carter declared, “we live in gothic times.” It is perhaps more apposite these days to suggest that…
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Lovecraftian Monstrosity, Cosmic Horror and the Gothic
All ideas are fundamental in understanding Lovecraft’s approach to writing fiction, and how his fiction subverted popular narrative presentation through…
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Religious Necrophagy in Lovecraft’s “Corpse-Eating Cult”?
In a story already brimming with gruesome details, one particularly nauseating note stands out in Howard Phillips Lovecraft’s ‘The Hound’.
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Vernon Lee: Weird Psychological Lovecraftian Aesthetics
Here I situate the supernatural fiction and essays of Vernon Lee in relation to the work of the weird horror…
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Lovecraftian Horror and the Dream of Decadence
‘Lovecraftian horror’ is rooted in late-nineteenth-century cultural fears and desires that arose in response to a renewed interest in the…
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The Phenomenal Lovecraftian Prestige in Hellboy’s Abstraction
The overall tone throughout the Hellboy series is one of impending doom, nevertheless, Hellboy is told that he is destined…
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Lovecraftian Cosmic Horror Creatures In Gothic Fictions
Howard Phillips Lovecraft’s fictions have had an enormous influence on the modern horror genre, but can also help us to…
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Lovecraftian Re-visioning OF The Romantic-Era Gothicism
Howard Phillips Lovecraft was an author, letter writer, and poet who lived between 1890 and 1937. His works blend science…
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Lovecraft’s Call of Cthulhu, and the Game Maven Behind it
The Cthulhu Mythos has grown to become one of the largest shared universes ever envisioned, delivering birth to countless stories,…
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She Walks In Shadows Delve Into H.P. Lovecraft’s Depths
Silvia Moreno-Garcia and Paula R. Stiles were the editors of the marvelous Innsmouth Magazine, which published its last issue last…
