[huh!]
[English translation of the video captions provided - here - by psychomachia]
And it was then that Nyarlathotep came out of Egypt. Who he was, none could tell, but he was of the old native blood and looked like a Pharaoh. The fellahin knelt when they saw him, yet could not say [...]
August 16, 2007
Categories: Literary Monsters, Literature, Lovecraft, call of cthulhu . . Author: DJG . Comments: Leave a Comment
You couldn’t possibly start early enough with teaching your toddler the…oh, well…wisdom? grandeur? magnificence? …of great Cthulhu.
Here’s how to do it -
Tales of the Plush Cthulhu
(via Lovecraft Country)
Also, I will get the final part of my inquiry on Melville’s frontier apocalypse online this weekend. These last few days I’ve been a bit swamped with work [...]
August 2, 2007
Categories: Cthulhu, Literary Monsters, Lovecraft, Melville . . Author: DJG . Comments: Leave a Comment
A plush teddy to go with the most interesting incarnation of great and mighty Cthulhu? Here it is – tadaa! (via John Brownlee at ectoplasmosis)
As cute as it is – on a cuddling basis – I find the commercial line interesting that goes with it -
Now you can witness Cthulhu in his [...]
July 27, 2007
Categories: Bram Stoker, Cthulhu, Dracula, Literary Monsters, Literature, Lovecraft, Monster Anatomy, Monsters, Monsters in Literature, Paprika Hendl, Sesame Street, Teratology . . Author: DJG . Comments: Leave a Comment