Posts Tagged ‘hp lovecraft’

  • Linking Horn: Stepping up the Link

    November 15th, 2011 | Linking Horn, Makes me Giggle, Tr00 Metal Life | steff | No Comments

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    It’s been a crazy couple of weeks! I’ve had a huge string of parties to attend, performed my first wedding ceremony as a NZ marriage celebrant (on the stage at the best local bar, followed by a night of live metal – what an awesome night), have changed all the servers for all my websites, [...]

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  • Linking Horn: 12 days till Germany!

    July 4th, 2011 | Tr00 Metal Life | steff | 3 Comments

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    What? Me? Excited? Oh hell no. In a slightly condescending post that references an old article of mine, Weird Worm gives us the 7 most metal places on earth. We are getting rid of our TV this month. I’m stoked – I’ve been wanting to do this for ages – even though we don’t watch [...]

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  • Metal Mixtape: HP Lovecraft, vol. 3

    September 11th, 2010 | Metal Mixtape | steff | 2 Comments

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    And lo, the third and final Lovecraft Mixtape, and the end of HP Lovecraft month. Next week I’ll return to regular, non-themed articles, and I have some beauties coming up, including a guest post that puts most of my writing to shame :) HP Lovecraft Historical Society – If I Were a Deep One Eviscerate [...]

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  • HP Lovecraft Horror Film Roundup

    September 9th, 2010 | Metal Movies | steff | No Comments

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    Lovecraft – like Stephen King – doesn’t translate well to screen. So much of his effect relies on the choices and shapes of words on the page, on the reader’s own interpretations of “unspeakable” horrors, that “seeing” the horrors in a film context renders them no longer frightful. Directors struggle to capture the mood of [...]

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  • Linking Horn: HP Lovecraft redux

    September 6th, 2010 | Linking Horn | steff | No Comments

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    “The text is a fetish object, and this fetish desires me. The text chooses me, by a whole disposition of invisible screens, selective baffles: vocabulary, references, readability, etc.; and, lost in the midst of a text (not behind it, like a deus ex machina) there is always the other, the author.”–Barthes, The Pleasure of the [...]

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