H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival and CthulhuCon | The only festival that understands. Shadowgirls - It's like H.P. Lovecraft meets the Gilmore Girls! RedInkRadio H.P. Lovecraft Harry Potter Fanfiction :: Harry Potter selon ses fans Résumé : "J’en ai marre, de tout, de me battre, de ne pas pouvoir être moi, de me réveiller avec le goût du sang dans ma bouche, et d’être hanté par ceux que j’ai fait souffrir. J’en ai marre que, par je ne sais quelle loi de l’univers, ce soit moi qui me retrouve dans cette situation, à cette position, avec ces responsabilités ! Non, ce n’est pas facile pour moi, bien au contraire ! Après la vision du retour de Lord Voldemort à la fin de sa quatrième année, Harry ne pensait pas que sa vie pouvait empirer. Quand il apprend une vérité primordiale sur sa naissance, Harry voit son monde s'écrouler. Une année qui ne s'annonce pas de tout repos et comme la pire année possible, mais, et il ne le sait pas encore, cette année sera aussi la plus belle, car il découvrira les fameux pouvoirs de l'amour, dont Dumbledore est si friand... Le début de cette histoire a été commencé il y a presque trois ans, et l'écriture, l'intrigue, les enchaînement, les personnages... tout a évolué et s'est amélioré.
Top Ten Online Comics of 2012 @ Comics Bulletin Hi. Our endless year-end coverage continues with a bunch of comics you could read for free online. That's right, we're doing The Best Online Comics of 2012. There are roughly 7 million online comics, so in choosing ten we left out lots of really good ones -- probably some of your favorites. I chose a bunch of one-off stories while my peers chose their favorite longform webcomics. Please accept the weird variety in lieu of us not talking about Hark, a Vagrant! I really wanted to put Eat More Bikes on here but there wasn't room, so enjoy that as a secret eleventh entry. - Danny Djeljosevic Bouletcorp (Boulet) english.bouletcorp.com Bouletcorp is a French journal webcomic by French cartoonist Boulet (which I thought was pronounced "Booleh" like someone vomiting, but it's actually "Boo-Lay" like a strange kind of cheering noise), and by now he has made nearly every sort of comic you can within that format. - Logan Beaver Virginia (Sam Humphries, Pete Toms; Study Group) studygroupcomics.com vice.com
Grave of H.P. Lovecraft The cosmic worms go in, the cosmic worms go out. Lot 5, Group 281, Swan Point Cemetery, 585 Blackstone Boulevard, Providence (401) 272-1314 Noted horror writer Howard Phillips Lovecraft was born in Providence on August 20, 1890. A precocious child, he was reciting poetry at age two, reading at age three, and writing at age six or seven. He became a published author at sixteen, by penning a monthly newspaper column on astronomy. Many of Lovecraft's tales take place in and around Providence and incorporate real locations that you can still visit today. On March 3, 1924, Lovecraft married Sonia Haft Greene, another writer, and lived with her briefly in Brooklyn, New York. Lovecraft published only one book during his lifetime, a badly bound edition of The Shadow Over Innsmouth. Laid to rest in Swan Point Cemetery, Lovecraft was listed, along with his parents, on the Phillips family monument, but that wasn't enough for his fans. A Sixty-Year Rest Disturbed Getting Closer to the Master The H.P.
= BOULETCORP = LE BLOG = Spera LATEST COMICJune 2015 >>>> Back to home Adel's Adventures Chobo: Warrior Tabby Other Worlds Contests Site designed by Olivier Pichard H.P. Lovecraft | Books | Gateways To Geekery Pop culture can be as forbidding as it is inviting, particularly in areas that invite geeky obsession: The more devotion a genre or series or subculture inspires, the easier it is for the uninitiated to feel like they’re on the outside looking in. But geeks aren’t born; they’re made. And sometimes it only takes the right starting point to bring newbies into various intimidatingly vast obsessions. Geek obsession: H. Why it’s daunting: “We live on a placid island of ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity,” H. Possible gateway: The Best Of H.P. Why: Besides the dizzying metaphysical depth of his fiction, another reason Lovecraft is so daunting is the multitude of editions and volumes collecting his work since the ’40s. Next steps: Only a handful of Lovecraft’s stories stray into novella-length territory, and the greatest of them is “At The Mountains Of Madness.”