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TSOU -- Deaf, Dumb, and Blind      Group: alt.horror.cthulhu

Tom Youderian tyoud alt horror cthulhu Is the story "The Stone on the Island" a reference to the HPL story "The Doom That Came to Sarnath"? Tom. Oct 3 1996 by Tom Youderian - 10 messages - 8 authors

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HARMSDM HARM...@ctrvx1.Vanderbilt.Edu alt horror cthulhu From: Tom Youderian <tyoud> Is the story "The Stone on the Island" a reference to the HPL story "The Doom That Came to Sarnath"? No, it's a short story by Ramsey Campbell set in his Severn Valley setting. I can't remember that much about it right now, ... Oct 4 1996 by HARMSDM - 2 messages - 2 authors

TSOU -- Deaf, Dumb, and Blind      Group: alt.horror.cthulhu

Donovan Loucks dlou...@primenet.com alt horror cthulhu Vila Resthal (vila@ america.net) wrote: Sorry, but I think you're mistaken on that point. Bloch and HPL had been writing to each other for some time by then. Bloch returned the "Robert Blake" favor by writing one where HPL gets killed off. They both had a good laugh ... Oct 16 1996 by Donovan Loucks - 1 message - 1 author

TSOU -- Deaf, Dumb, and Blind      Group: alt.horror.cthulhu

AM Kuchling a...@idsonline.com alt horror cthulhu StoOdin101 (stoodin101@ aol.com) wrote: Wait till we get to "the Diary of ALonzo Typer". It features a protagonist who must be the MOST undeterrable of undeterrable narrators, judging from his final entry. Ramsey Campbell wrote a book of Lovecraftian short stories called ... Sep 28 1996 by A.M. Kuchling - 10 messages - 8 authors

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Shannon Appel sap...@netcom.com alt horror cthulhu In article <533uei$3ie@ news.vanderbilt.edu> HARM...@ctrvx1.Vanderbilt.Edu (HARMSDM) writes: No, it's a short story by Ramsey Campbell set in his Severn Valley setting. I can't remember that much about it right now, though I do have it back in Pennsylvania. Oct 13 1996 by Shannon Appel - 2 messages - 2 authors

TSOU -- Deaf, Dumb, and Blind      Group: alt.horror.cthulhu

Vila Resthal v...@america.net alt horror cthulhu HARM...@ctrvx1.Vanderbilt. Edu (HARMSDM) wrote: The Shadow over Usenet "Deaf, Dumb, and Blind" Source: The Horror in the Museum, Arkham. That's all I have. Oh -- and Lovecraft hadn't heard from Robert Bloch at this point, otherwise I'd speculate that "Richard ... Oct 1 1996 by Vila Resthal - 10 messages - 8 authors

TSOU -- Deaf, Dumb, and Blind      Group: alt.horror.cthulhu

briley bri...@magicnet.net alt horror cthulhu In article <52k5jm$g48@newsbf02. news.aol.com>, stoodin...@aol.com says... <<<<<< Ramsey Campbell wrote a book of Lovecraftian short stories called _Cold Print_; they're mostly mediocre, with only one or two good ones. >>>>> Probably most of these came from "The ... Sep 30 1996 by briley - 10 messages - 8 authors

TSOU -- Deaf, Dumb, and Blind      Group: alt.horror.cthulhu

briley bri...@magicnet.net alt horror cthulhu In article <52vmrl$...@nntp4.u. washington.edu>, tyoud says... Is the story "The Stone on the Island" a reference to the HPL story "The Doom That Came to Sarnath"? Tom Actually, the story germ came from horror writer MR James, who set down a number of story ideas that he ... Oct 5 1996 by briley - 10 messages - 8 authors

TSOU -- Deaf, Dumb, and Blind      Group: alt.horror.cthulhu

HARMSDM HARM...@ctrvx1.Vanderbilt.Edu alt horror cthulhu The Shadow over Usenet "Deaf, Dumb, and Blind" Source: The Horror in the Museum, Arkham . Synopsis: A doctor accompanies some men to the home of a paralyzed war veteran and writer whose servant has fled screaming. This doctor recalls that the ... Sep 19 1996 by HARMSDM - 10 messages - 8 authors

TSOU -- Deaf, Dumb, and Blind      Group: alt.horror.cthulhu

Christophe Thill c_th...@worldnet.fr alt horror cthulhu What disappoints me in this story is the use of standard demonology (sort of "sell your soul to the Devil") instead of alien Mythos creatures. Still, "Horror at Red Hook" did the same, and I like it. The reason must be that most of the ideas came from Eddy, not Lovecraft. Sep 30 1996 by Christophe Thill - 10 messages - 8 authors

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