MYTHOS GROUP discussion

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Creepy comment: Sad so sad, want to die. :( (me not emo or sucisidal:)

This quote is not creepy... just weard...... "Frend come in and out of our lives, like busboys in a restaurant." - Steven King

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your cthulu crossing sine is awesome!!!!!!!

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Erica wrote: "how do you make groups ?"

go to my groups from your home page

Haley wrote: "Sure... *cough cough* (="
oh... IT IS A BOOK??? i THOUGHT IT WAS ONLY A MOVIE... YOU kNOW i POSTED SOME IT PICTURES ON THIS groups photos!!!!!

:D Yeah it's a scary book(:

What book are you talking about??

oh you are talking about Stephen King! ;)...................... *caugh*

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I have heard that Guillermo Del Torro will make "in the mountains of Madness" into a movie. I think if anyone can do it, Del Torro can. The creatures he created for his Hellboy films just seem to have the right fit with Lovecraft's ideas. Anyone else have a thought on this? I hear it will be a few more years yet, before he gets to making "madness", but, I have read, and seen interviews where he really likes Lovecraft.

Uhhh.... hi. :)

Hello Reese and Charlotte! you should join my club. It is called Awesomness!!! On Awesomness!!! you can talk about anything you want, not only books!

Hay Spencer you should join too!

Reese wrote: "I have heard that Guillermo Del Torro will make "in the mountains of Madness" into a movie. I think if anyone can do it, Del Torro can. The creatures he created for his Hellboy films just seem to..."
THAT SOUNDS INTRESTING, IF IT DOES BECOME A MOVIE, I HAVE TO SEE IT!!! By the way welcome to my group, i am happy to see more people are joining!!!

Hey thanks man, glad there's folks out there that like Lovecraft too. I've only ever read a couple or so of his stories including Strange Case of Charles Dexter Ward, The Dunwich Horror (which I hear is an atrocious '70's movie with Dean Stockwell), and At the Mountains of Madness. Yeah, I hope Del Torror makes it. I know he's a huge fan of Lovecraft and I think he's the genius to pull off a Lovecraft story and do it justice.

Reese wrote: "Hey thanks man, glad there's folks out there that like Lovecraft too. I've only ever read a couple or so of his stories including Strange Case of Charles Dexter Ward, The Dunwich Horror (which I h..." Too true

Hello everyone! And thank you Spencer for inviting me. I'm Dorina.Glad I found you!

Your welcome, all people are welcome here, anyone may invite anyone, Welcome to the group I hope you find it enjoyable.

Yes, it's quite enjoyable(:

Hello just joined!!

Tony wrote: "Hello just joined!!" great! I am glad you joined!

Haley wrote: "Yes, it's quite enjoyable(:"
I am happy that you think that!

hi peaoples!

Hey there ladies and gents. I'm familiar with some horror, and have done some reading about Lovecraft's writing, but I've never actually read any of his work. Could anybody recommend a good story to start with?

In 1985 i went out and got all the love craft out in Arkham House hard cover. At that time (and perhaps still) Arkham did not sell to chains like Barnes and Noble, only to individual book stores. I got mine at the Little Book Shop of Horrors where it was rather common place to find Dan Simmons hanging out in his signature suit. I may have strted love craft at dawn of my youth. Trivia of the day Brian Lumley whom has done a fair bit of Lovecraftian horror was born the minute Lovecraft died... think about it and be afraid.

Michael wrote: "Hey there ladies and gents. I'm familiar with some horror, and have done some reading about Lovecraft's writing, but I've never actually read any of his work. Could anybody recommend a good story t..."


I enjoyed the Case of Charles Dexter Ward myself. The Dunwich Horror was good too.

Yeah, I found some audiobooks. The Dunwich horror was quite good. I'm noting that the horror's more atmospheric and speaks of dark undertones than anything overtly horrific. It's very well done, though.

Yeah, I would agree, quite dark in some stories with a sense of something sinister lurking just out of our field of perception, as though we are dancing right on the edge of some terrible world we're not aware of.

Hi. Just joined GR-lots of looking around to do. More talk later.

Well, I recently picked up the large hardcover collection... I love it. Some of the writing is easily alienable from me, as it was written with a different culture in mind, but the quality itself is outstanding. Definitely a worthwhile purchase.

Michael wrote: "Well, I recently picked up the large hardcover collection... I love it. Some of the writing is easily alienable from me, as it was written with a different culture in mind, but the quality itself i..."

Yeah, initially it was just weird for me reading some of his stuff, but the more I read, the more I couldn't help thinking "this guy was WAY ahead for his time."

Cosmicism, baby. Warped but revolutionary.

Now it's a party. Here I am. It's me.

Huzzah. Let the party begin.

Greetings fellow cultist

I have just come across your mouldering group under a gibbous moon. I love anything Lovecraftian. I read the books, comics,fordidden tomes and play the games. I do not know how much sanity I still possess, but I think I can hang on for a little while longer,What is that dragging sound outside my door,aargggrgazzzz!

I love horror in general though Lovecraft certainly has a special place in my heart.

Ctulhu FTW! So glad to find this group.

Perfect group for me! Glad I found it.

Cool man, welcome to the group.

Hi!! i'm Kris k. or "Wolfie"! ((I am making a RP lovecraft group and need more people who know lovecraft to help me out! The Infinished Book is the name of the group! HELP, PLEASE?))

I enjoy his patheon and learning about The Great Old Ones, Old Ones, Outer Godes and such, but I have read only some of his works, but listened to "The Shadow Over Innsmouth" on Youtube! I <3 Dagon! And Shub-Niggurath...........

hey

Hey, is anybody here?
When I was growing up, this stuff was all but banned. Teachers tore it out of your locker; kids were referred to the school psychologist. For reading it. No one's really into this? See you all in moonlit strands of Ipswich, come high tide. See you in Y'ha N'thlai, meaning, later y'all.

I wish I could remember what it was that led me to the stories, but it completely alludes me. I can remember the time frame. I was only mildly interested during the end of highschool, but when I got to college I began pouring over everything Mythos. I had a brief job with Barnes and Noble and all of my breaks were spent reading everything they had. I'm a huge fan and glad to be a part of this group.

Matthew wrote: "I wish I could remember what it was that led me to the stories, but it completely alludes me. I can remember the time frame. I was only mildly interested during the end of highschool, but when I go..."
I remember the day- circa 1972- I was called in by my high school guidance counselor. He casually asked, "What do you read, outside of school?" When I declined to discuss my personal life with him, he asked me leadenly: "Um.... if I may ask you this, just who or what is Cthulhu?"