Well, maybe not.Slerm wrote:All of HP Lovecraft's works are in public domain at this point. You can read them all online for free.
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Well, maybe not.Slerm wrote:All of HP Lovecraft's works are in public domain at this point. You can read them all online for free.
Just wanted to add that I purchased the CD and received it yesterday. The bonus items (newspaper clipping, etc..) are very cool and I have been glued to my CD-reader ever since. Despite the great temptation to listen to all of it at once, I'm forcing myself to listen to only 2-3 tracks per day so as to preserve the feeling of a radio-drama of old.Malus Black wrote:At the Mountains of Madness. Which, incidentally, was just made into a radio drama by the H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society.
Seconded. I just got it, and it's excellent. The acting, the sound effects, the music... it's all great. I'll admit that the way they chose to present it was a bit odd at first, but it makes perfect sense and really suits the material. And yes, the bonus stuff is wonderful (I swear that I thought the page from the sketchbook was drawn with an actual pencil... actually, I'm not sure it wasn't... was it?).Mortepierre wrote:Just wanted to add that I purchased the CD and received it yesterday. The bonus items (newspaper clipping, etc..) are very cool and I have been glued to my CD-reader ever since. Despite the great temptation to listen to all of it at once, I'm forcing myself to listen to only 2-3 tracks per day so as to preserve the feeling of a radio-drama of old.Malus Black wrote:At the Mountains of Madness. Which, incidentally, was just made into a radio drama by the H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society.
LHS has done a great job and I recommend this item to all HPL fans out there!