pickFrom the mysterious, foggy alleys of 1890s London to wild cursed mountains in Wales, Arthur Machen weaves tales of imagination and terror with luxuriant language and plots that lean heavily on ancient pagan evils being explored by doughty and clever investigators. Fans of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and H.P. Lovecraft need to discover this amazing author, who lived at the turn of the century and inspired generations of storytellers of the macabre.
I‘m going to LOVE reading this!!!!!!
#screamathonphotochallenge @4thhouseontheleft
#Skeleton
Got to love that even the skeleton is reading!🤣🤣🤣
So... We are rebuilding my back deck. This popped up in my newsfeed tonight. Perfect timing? The mystery reader in me thinks this would be awesome lol 😂
My #TBR stack is getting out of hand... this is barely a fraction. Time to crackdown.
Post 2/2 @Itchyfeetreader I am in love with this little feller ☠️ I have named him Arthur!
#summersantagoespostal #skeletons
@BookishMarginalia 💜
pickFinally finished my first book of my #EndOfYearReadingMarathon. With “Hellsgarde,” C.L. Moore‘s Jirel Of Joiry stories end as strongly as they started. A master of a certain sort of creeping horror, Moore deserves mention in the same breath as Howard and Lovecraft. #Pulp #WeirdTales
Just starting this book of stories about the adventures of Jules De Grandin. So far so good, it‘s a good mixture of Agatha Christie and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
"Way to go, dorkus!" I was starting to wonder why it felt like my progress has slowed...
#doh #weirdtales
