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Kat Von D, Katy Perry & More Bizarre Celebrity Theme Weddings …

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Published on: April 23, 2013

Kat Von D is planning her wedding around an H.P. Lovecraft sea creature. Sara Rue looked to the skies for inspiration. Amber Tamblyn turned to nature.www.thedailybeast.com/…/kat-von-d-katy-perry-more-bizarre… Click Here to Read Google Alerts – H. P. Lovecraft by Tweet

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Gorilla Populations Need More Human Interference

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Published on: April 17, 2013

Should we track great apes to save them or simply leave them alone? Click Here to Read Living World by Tweet

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Yet more Lovecraftian places that really exist

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Published on: April 16, 2013

Library of Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland. Ice Worms, Finnish Lapland, Arctic. Florida Everglades swamps. Tangalooma Wrecks, Australia. Abandoned quarry, New England. Bohol mounds, Philippines. Belem tower, Portugal. (My past postings of other real Lovecraftian places can all be seen here). Click Here to Read TENTACLII :: H.P. Lovecraft blog by David Haden Tweet

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Penis Size Matters More to Men’s Attractiveness Than Previously Thought

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Published on: April 14, 2013

Sorry, fellas: Size does matter, according to science. The size of a human penis is more closely correlated to sexual attractiveness than previous studies indicated, according to findings published online today in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The new research, which took into account other traits associated with attractiveness, also suggests that female[...]

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Baby Birds Blackmail Parents for More Food

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Published on: April 10, 2013

Baby birds appear to be pretty helpless creatures, cheeping incessantly and stretching their featherless necks out of the nest to get food plopped directly in their mouths. But when hunger strikes and the nest’s cupboards are empty, what’s a baby bird to do? Certain species, like the pied babbler, have figured out a way for[...]

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Why Less is More When it Comes to Movie Special Effects

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Published on: March 24, 2013

By Julie Sedivy Is the film industry guilty of lowballing the intelligence of its audience? It’s not hard to find bloggers, critics and movie insiders (including actor Colin Firth) who think so. A common criticism is that Hollywood seems to believe that viewers are bereft of any creative thought or imagination, and simply want to[...]

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More Open Lovecraft

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Published on: February 24, 2013

Added to the Open Lovecraft page… * Jesse Norford (2012), “Pagan Death: Lovecraftian horror and the dream of decadence”, IN: Eoghain Hamilton (Ed.), The Gothic: probing the boundaries, Inter-disciplinary Press (Critical Issues Series), 2012. * Stefano Lazzarin (2004), “Horreur, hyperbole et reticence chez Lovecraft”, Belphegor, Vol.3, No.2, April 2004. (In French. Title translates as “Horror,[...]

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Announcements: S.T. Joshi video chat, 2 more Lovecraftian swag …

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Published on: February 22, 2013

today's video chat at 6pm EST is with Brian Callahan; Brian and his wife Gwen are behind the HPL Film Fest in May. Plus a Joe Pulver Fund update!www.youtube.com/watch?v=vP6HtD66gU0&feature… Click Here to Read Google Alerts – S. T. Joshi by Tweet

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More Open Lovecraft

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Published on: February 21, 2013

Added to the Open Lovecraft page… * David Ellis Morgan (2003), “Pulp literature: a re-evaluation”. (Ph.D. thesis for Murdoch University in Australia). * Benjamin Noys (2008), “Horror Temporis”, Collapse, Vol.IV: “Concept Horror” (2008), pp.277-285. (Essay on Lovecraft’s conception of time). * Miguel Angel Ardila Rodriguez (2009), “El horror cosmico de H.P. Lovecraft: una corriente estetica[...]

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More Open Lovecraft

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Published on: February 10, 2013

Three new items added to the Open Lovecraft page… * Brendan Robert West (2012), Whisperer: A Study in Adaptation. (M.A. dissertation at the University of Waikato, New Zealand. Examines the methodologies of adaption for H.P. Lovecraft’s “The Whisperer in Darkness”) * Joakim Dahlback (2012), Cthulhu vaknar pa vita duken: en jamforande analys av H.P. Lovecraft’s[...]


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