Epic of Gilgamesh Disappoints
should enjoy Lord of a Visible World, an autobiography in letters.
The book, published by Ohio University Press, publishes a hefty array of Lovecraft’s letters, which he wrote to a wide list of friends and acquaintances. In these letters, he discusses his life, his interests and comments on some of his most famous stories.
Lovecraft’s death at 47 in 1937 removed one of the most entertaining authors of the century, a writer who continues to frighten and delight a faithful group of admirers.
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