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Autumn Cthulhu

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Description:H.P. Lovecraft, the American master of horror, understood with horrible clarity that all things must die. After summer is winter, and life inevitably gives way to frozen sterility. In our modern world, we live cushioned existences, and congratulate ourselves on our supposed escape from the old dangers. We think ourselves caught out of nature’s reach by our technological wizardry. Safely cocooned. This foolishness blinds us to the truth that our elder forebears could not avoid. Engulfed by the rhythms of the world, they understood... Autumn means death. There are far worse fates than mere death, of course. As blight spreads, the leaves wither and fall — as do the most important foundations of life. There is nothing more horrible than watching the sources of meaning in your world unravel before you. But these things we cherish are just pretty lies. In autumn’s cold grasp, the bright petals of our reality shrivel and die. Beneath them, there is nothing but the insanity of the howling void. Faced with inevitable, agonizing corruption, death is a gentle blessing. The stories collected in Autumn Cthulhu reflect the darkest, most ancient truths of the season. Inside, you’ll find nineteen beautiful, terrifying glimpses of decay and loss inspired by Lovecraft’s work. Be sure that you want the burden of understanding before venturing further, though. The dissolving strands of mind, of love, of legacy within leave no room for merciful doubt. The true meaning of life is that there is no meaning.Table of Contents“Introduction” by Mike Davis“The Night is a Sea” by Scott Thomas“In the Spaces Where You Once Lived” by Damien Angelica Walters“Memories of the Fall” by Pete Rawlik“Andy Kaufman Creeping through the Trees” by Laird Barron“There is a Bear in the Woods” by Nadia Bulkin“The Smoke Lodge” by Michael Griffin“Cul-De-Sac Virus” by Evan Dicken“DST (Fall Back)” by Robert Levy“The Black Azalea” by Wendy N. Wagner“After the Fall” by Jeffrey Thomas“Anchor” by John Langan“End of the Season” by Trent Kollodge“Water Main” by S. P. Miskowski“The Stiles of Palemarsh” by Richard Gavin“Grave Goods” by Gemma Files“The Well and the Wheel” by Orrin Grey“Trick… or the Other Thing” by Joseph S. Pulver, Sr.“A Shadow Passing by Daniel Mills“Lavinia In Autumn” by Ann K. SchwaderWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Autumn Cthulhu. To get started finding Autumn Cthulhu, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: H.P. Lovecraft, the American master of horror, understood with horrible clarity that all things must die. After summer is winter, and life inevitably gives way to frozen sterility. In our modern world, we live cushioned existences, and congratulate ourselves on our supposed escape from the old dangers. We think ourselves caught out of nature’s reach by our technological wizardry. Safely cocooned. This foolishness blinds us to the truth that our elder forebears could not avoid. Engulfed by the rhythms of the world, they understood... Autumn means death. There are far worse fates than mere death, of course. As blight spreads, the leaves wither and fall — as do the most important foundations of life. There is nothing more horrible than watching the sources of meaning in your world unravel before you. But these things we cherish are just pretty lies. In autumn’s cold grasp, the bright petals of our reality shrivel and die. Beneath them, there is nothing but the insanity of the howling void. Faced with inevitable, agonizing corruption, death is a gentle blessing. The stories collected in Autumn Cthulhu reflect the darkest, most ancient truths of the season. Inside, you’ll find nineteen beautiful, terrifying glimpses of decay and loss inspired by Lovecraft’s work. Be sure that you want the burden of understanding before venturing further, though. The dissolving strands of mind, of love, of legacy within leave no room for merciful doubt. The true meaning of life is that there is no meaning.Table of Contents“Introduction” by Mike Davis“The Night is a Sea” by Scott Thomas“In the Spaces Where You Once Lived” by Damien Angelica Walters“Memories of the Fall” by Pete Rawlik“Andy Kaufman Creeping through the Trees” by Laird Barron“There is a Bear in the Woods” by Nadia Bulkin“The Smoke Lodge” by Michael Griffin“Cul-De-Sac Virus” by Evan Dicken“DST (Fall Back)” by Robert Levy“The Black Azalea” by Wendy N. Wagner“After the Fall” by Jeffrey Thomas“Anchor” by John Langan“End of the Season” by Trent Kollodge“Water Main” by S. P. Miskowski“The Stiles of Palemarsh” by Richard Gavin“Grave Goods” by Gemma Files“The Well and the Wheel” by Orrin Grey“Trick… or the Other Thing” by Joseph S. Pulver, Sr.“A Shadow Passing by Daniel Mills“Lavinia In Autumn” by Ann K. SchwaderWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Autumn Cthulhu. To get started finding Autumn Cthulhu, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.

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