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Our Daily Lovecraft – Day 23


“There is nothing more absurd, as I view it, than that conventional association of the homely and the wholesome which seems to pervade the psychology of the multitude.” (In the Vault, pg. 341) Welcome back to Our Daily Lovecraft. Once more into the breach, friends. If you’re just joining us, you can start your Lovecraftian journey here!

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Our Daily Lovecraft – Day 19


“We shall never know what sightless Stygian worlds yawn beyond the little distance we went, for it was decided that such secrets are not good for mankind.” (The Rats in the Walls, pg.254) Welcome back to Our Daily Lovecraft. Are you sleeping with the light on? If you’re just joining us, you can start your Lovecraftian journey here!

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Our Daily Lovecraft – Day 18


“There came to that room wild streams of violet midnight glittering with dust of gold; vortices of dust and fire, swirling out of the ultimate spaces and heavy with perfumes from beyond the worlds.” (Azathoth, pg.214) Welcome back to Our Daily Lovecraft. There is no escape now. If you’re just joining us, you can start your Lovecraftian journey here!

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Show Me the Story!: A Review of Impostors by Scott Westerfeld


Impostors (2018) Written by: Scott Westerfeld Genre: Young Adult/Science Fiction Pages: 405 (Hardcover) Series: Fifth book in the Uglies series Publisher: Scholastic Press Why I Chose It: I’ve been a Westerfeld fan since the original release of Uglies, back in 2005, and since then, I’ve read just about every YA book and short story he’s written. The premise: Frey and…

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