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TSOU -- The Strange High House in the Mist      Group: alt.horror.cthulhu

Andrew M. Kuchling a...@idsonline.com alt horror cthulhu To me, "The Strange High House in the Mist" doesn't feel much like Lovecraft's other work for stylistic reasons. One reason is the mixture of beauty and horror, which isn't matched anywhere in Lovecraft's canon. Another is the openness of the ending. Most Lovecraft ... Jan 28 1997 by Andrew M. Kuchling - 6 messages - 6 authors

TSOU -- The Strange High House in the Mist      Group: alt.horror.cthulhu

Sean Rodgers se...@rogerswave.ca alt horror cthulhu This story is the first appearance of Nodens, a Celtic god who Lovecraft probably appropriated from Machen's "The Great God Pan". (Does anyone know where the image of him riding in a shell pulled by fantastic beasts comes from?) I believe Nodens was called the ... Jan 23 1997 by Sean Rodgers - 6 messages - 6 authors

TSOU -- The Strange High House in the Mist      Group: alt.horror.cthulhu

briley bri...@magicnet.net alt horror cthulhu In article <5c1eac$446@news. vanderbilt.edu>, harm...@ctrvax.vanderbilt.edu says... This story is the first appearance of Nodens, a Celtic god who Lovecraft probably appropriated from Machen's "The Great God Pan". (Does anyone know where the image of him riding in a ... Jan 25 1997 by briley - 6 messages - 6 authors

TSOU -- The Strange High House in the Mist      Group: alt.horror.cthulhu

Daniel Harms harm...@ctrvax.vanderbilt.edu alt horror cthulhu Yes, I'm late, and I won't try to explain why. Let's get started: The Shadow over Usenet "The Strange High House in the Mist" Source: _Dagon_, Arkham. Synopsis: The townsfolk of Kingsport wonder about an old house on the edge of a cliff that towers above ... Jan 21 1997 by Daniel Harms - 6 messages - 6 authors

TSOU -- The Strange High House in the Mist      Group: alt.horror.cthulhu

DONALD G. DAVIS dgda...@nyx10.cs.du.edu alt horror cthulhu Donovan Loucks <dlou...@primenet.com> writes: I find it odd that Lovecraft would choose Mother Ann over Magnolia, since the cliffs at Magnolia are more than twice the height of those at Mother Ann. What is the actual height of the cliffs at Magnolia? Jan 28 1997 by DONALD G. DAVIS - 6 messages - 6 authors