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Horror home Dark Delicacies is hosting a signing for authors Diane O’Bannon and author Matt Lohr. The book is Dan O’Bannon’s Guide to Screenplay Structure: Inside Tips from the Writer of Alien, Total Recall and Return of the Living Dead. In addition to the screenplays in the title, late screenwriter Dan O’Bannon’s credits also include [...]
Are you in the market for a laptop bag that will carry your smartphone, cords, a handful of d20, and your beat up copy of H.P. Lovecraft The Complete Collection? The folks over at ThinkGeek have the messenger bag for you. The black messenger bag boasts a tentacle design on the front etched in bleach [...]
The folks at Lovecraft Zine have a lot going on right now. They just put out issue 14. They are doing app giveaways. And they just opened for submissions again last month. Well worth checking out. UPDATE: April 3, 2012: I am once again accepting submissions, but please read the entire page below for the [...]
These large horn earrings by Robyn Raygun bring to mind the recent reports of a possible ancient kraken, and of course, the Cthulhu mythos. Lovecraft himself just might approve of these. Fashioned from buffalo horn, they are a natural product, not synthetic. This adds to the charm and meaning behind the intricately carved items. Tentacles [...]
Robyn Raygun has designed a new dress to appeal to your Lovecraftian tastes. The Elder Sign, from Lovecraft’s The Shadow Over Innsmouth, was considered a protection from the Deep Ones. Protect yourself against the Darkness You Shall Not Name. 55% cotton, 45% polyester jersey See the size chart in the pictures for sizing info See [...]
Tomorrow, the good ancient sleeping evil people at Innsmouth Free Press start reading for their Future Lovecraft anthology. In addition to doing their Monster Bytes zine three times a year, Innsmouth Free Press also publishes anthologies of interest to Lovecraft aficionados. This is a paying market. Future Lovecraft will open to submissions for short stories [...]
Hip, edgy horror. Gothic.net is the most visited literary horror site on the net. Gothic.net fiction is so highly respected that stories appearing on the site have received countless Stoker award nominations and Year's Best Fantasy and Horror mentions, and of course been reprinted in many prestigious anthologies by excellent editors. Gothic.net also gives the community active forums with more than 40,000 members, as well as promotional tools such as a topsites and a banner exchange which gives authors and small press publishers extra exposures.