[ SECRET POST #4025 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4025 ⌋

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[bio_obscura]

The only Lovecraft work that's really impressed me was Mountain of Madness, because it was able to sustain such a strange and eerie tension throughout. His work seems to follow a pattern of 1. character notes strange and scary atmosphere 2. character further explores setting, it becomes scarier and stranger 3. character witnesses something so horrible, so unbelievable, so not of this earth that he can't explain it to you except that it was fishy and stinky.

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+1000000

This comment is gold. Literally still laughing at "except that it was fishy and stinky."

Also, I will give Mountain of Madness a try. Can't hurt. I mean, unless the story turns out to be so horrible, so unbelievable, so not of this earth that I can't comprehend it, no words can express it, and I sink slowly into madness. But eh, I'll take my chances.

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NAYRT

Shadow Out of Time has a lot of the qualities that I think make Mountains of Madness good, too. MoM is the superior story in absolute terms, but I have a soft spot for SOoT