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About me:

Planet Lovecraft is a B&W illustrated quarterly magazine in the tradition of CREEPY, EERIE and HEAVY METAL Magazine. Every issue is packed with comics, articles, and interviews with one common thread - the Master of Weird Horror, H.P. Lovecraft!

Cover Issue #1
Issue One features a stunning cover by digital artist D.E.Christman! Available NOW at planetlovecraftmagazine.com


Cover Issue #2
Issue Two features a gorgeous Cthulhu cover by award-winning artist Terry Pavlet! Available NOW at planetlovecraftmagazine.com


Cover Issue #3
Issue Three's cover features an incredible scene from "The Shunned House" by "Kung Founded" artist Gabo Bernstein! Available NOW from Enemi Entertainment!


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Issue Four's cover by the phenomenal Rob Corless! Available NOW from Haven Distro and www.planetlovecraftmagazine.com!

Who I'd like to meet:

Fans of Lovecraft, Horror, and Comic Books!

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  • Nov 10 2009 10:58 PM

    PRESS RELEASE

    EVENT:

    Weird Words: A Lovecraftian Lexicon, by Dan Clore, published by
    Hippocampus Press, is now available.

    Eldritch . . . cacodaemoniacal . . . lucubration . . . Have you ever
    wondered about the meaning of these and other esoteric words used by
    Lovecraft and his colleagues? In this Cyclopean dictionary, the product
    of aeons of erudition and research into the most recondite recesses of
    literature, Dan Clore not only defines thousands of words found in the
    work of A. Merritt, H. P. Lovecraft, Clark Ashton Smith, Robert E.
    Howard, and many others in the weird fantasy tradition, but supplies
    their etymologies and, most impressively, provides parallel usages of
    the words from centuries of English usage, citing authors ranging from
    Cotton Mather to Henry Kuttner, from Edmund Spenser to William S.
    Burroughs, from Edgar Allan Poe to Robert Anton Wilson. This is a volume
    that scholars of English usage, enthusiasts of fantasy and horror
    literature, and readers who love the beauty of the English language will
    find richly rewarding . . . either to read from beginning to end or to
    dip into as the mood strikes them.

    Purchase from Amazon:

    http://www.amazon.com/o/ASIN/0982429649/ref=nosim/thedanclorenecro

    ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

    Dan Clore is a freelance writer and scholar whose works are well known
    to fans of H.P. Lovecraft (1890-1937), a noted and influential author of
    weird fiction. Mr. Clore's publishing credits include critical essays in
    Lovecraft Studies, Studies in Weird Fiction, Necrofile; the Review of
    Horror Fiction, Weird Times, the anthologies A Century Less a Dream:
    Selected Criticism of H.P. Lovecraft, The Freedom of Fantastic Things:
    Selected Criticism on Clark Ashton Smith, and Super
  • Nov 7 2009 12:10 PM


    "Those Old Ones were gone now, inside the earth and under the sea; but their dead bodies had told their secrets in dreams to the first men, who formed a cult which had never died."
  • Nov 6 2009 5:20 AM

    Thank you most kindly for adding me! It's a true honor to meet you my friend!
  • Nov 2 2009 9:21 PM

    Venger Halloween 2

    You've heard the call... now visit the website (again), read book II of our Cult's bible, Liber A:O and join the CoC forum while you're there.  Our dreaming Lord is waiting for you to start an interesting discussion:

    CultofCthulhu.net

    Hope you had a great Halloween, take a look at myspace blog and let me know what you think about all the work i've been doing.  The community must grow from the inside out.




    Download and listen to the archived shows - Left Hand Path talk radio.  Ia Ia The Ooze!  Thanks for your Support!!!


    Venger and Beast
  • Oct 31 2009 7:35 PM

    thanks for the add!! stay in touch and a have a happy halloween!
     

  • Oct 31 2009 7:07 PM

    TRICK OR TREAT!


    HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
  • Oct 31 2009 11:03 AM


    Almighty Cthulhu wishes you a Halloween full of cosmic terror and sanity-shattering revelry!
  • Oct 31 2009 1:47 AM

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  • Oct 28 2009 4:47 AM

    Hope you have a rockin Halloween.  Check out our “Creepshow Mayhem Horror Show” this Saturday on our brand new site @ Creepshowmayhem.com on our tv page.

    Rock on!!



  • Oct 24 2009 11:13 AM


    In the Midnight heaven’s burning
    Through the ethereal deeps afar
    Once I watch’d with restless yearning
    An alluring aureate star;
    Ev’ry eve aloft returning
    Gleaming nigh the Arctic Car.
     
    Mystic waves of beauty blended
    With the gorgeous golden rays
    Phantasies of bliss descended
    In a myrrh’d Elysian haze.
    In the lyre-born chords extended
    Harmonies of Lydian lays.
     
    And (thought I) lies scenes of pleasure,
    Where the free and blessed dwell,
    And each moment bears a treasure,
    Freighted with the lotos-spell,
    And there floats a liquid measure
    From the lute of Israfel.
     
    There (I told myself) were shining
    Worlds of happiness unknown,
    Peace and Innocence entwining
    By the Crowned Virtue’s throne;
    Men of light, their thoughts refining
    Purer, fairer, than my own.
     
    Thus I mus’d when o’er the vision
    Crept a red delirious change;
    Hope dissolving to derision,
    Beauty to distortion strange;
    Hymnic chords in weird collision,
    Spectral sights in endless range…
    Crimson burn’d the star of madness
    As behind the beams I peer’d;
    All was woe that seem’d but gladness
    Ere my gaze with Truth was sear’d;
    Cacodaemons, mir’d with madness,
    Through the fever’d flick’ring leer’d…
    Now I know the fiendish fable
    The the golden glitter bore;
    Now I shun the spangled sable
    That I watch’d and lov’d before;
    But the horror, set and stable,
    Haunts my soul forevermore!
  • Oct 23 2009 10:27 PM

    “While some may find scholar S.T. Joshi's claim in his introduction that Pulver “can take his place with that of the masters of our genre” (including Poe and Lovecraft) a trifle hyperbolic, all will agree that Pulver is a writer to watch. (Dec.)” – Publisher’s Weekly

    “Whatever your expectations may be, check them at the door. Pulver has a truly unique style for the horror genre, and this collection of short stories is a perfect vehicle for this sort of style . . . Pulver is an original.” -  Rick Kleffel’s The Agony Column

  • Oct 23 2009 10:34 AM

    Bretus wish you a mesmerized weekend! REGARDS)))

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  • Oct 21 2009 5:07 PM

    Glad your enjoying BLOOD! Spread the word! !!
  • Oct 18 2009 2:55 PM

    hp owns
  • Oct 17 2009 10:45 AM


    "We were not, as I have said, in any sense childishly superstitious but scientific study and reflection had taught us that the known universe of three dimensions embraces the merest fraction of the whole cosmos of substance and energy. In this case an overwhelming preponderance of evidence from numerous authentic sources pointed to the tenacious existence of certain forces of great power and, so far as the human point of view is concerned, exceptional malignancy."
  • Oct 16 2009 2:50 AM

    Weekend almost here and it's gonna kik ass
    Have a great one
    http://knmgraphix.com





  • Oct 15 2009 5:14 AM

  • Oct 13 2009 5:27 PM

    "First I was afraid
    I was petrified
    Kept thinking I could never live
    without you by my side ..."



    And thanks for the add!
  • Oct 10 2009 2:58 PM

    "Some writers one admirers and others make one want to do as they do, or try. For me, Joe Pulver is of the latter type. His imagination is so vile so much of the time that it makes me giggle with amazement. And the prose so deadly visionary. I'm grateful that the pieces in this collection are those of a fellow horror writer who has raised the ante on what it means to be such a creature." - Thomas Ligotti

  • Oct 10 2009 12:14 PM


    "The stars had been blotted out...the great cloud which had obscured the sky looked curiously like the outline of a great man. And where the top of the 'cloud' must have been, where the head of the thing should have been, there were two gleaming stars."
  • Oct 9 2009 9:23 PM

    Almighty Cthulhu is glad to hear you appreciate the comments >(^;,;^)<
  • Oct 8 2009 6:11 PM

    Stopping by to say hi and to come check out our profile for our latest killer designs.
    Have a kikass weekend
    Knmgraphix.com





  • Oct 3 2009 12:50 PM


    "What his fate would be, he did not know; but he felt that he was held for the coming of that frightful soul and messenger of infinity's Other Gods, the crawling chaos Nyarlathotep."
  • Sep 30 2009 10:48 PM

    Cool. I'll keep that in mind.