The Shroud Underground

rsmccoy · by **rsmccoy** on Mon Aug 11, 2008 10:10 pm

Natalie L. Sin wrote:I got my copy! Which was odd, since I never ordered one nor am I in it

Then again, who am I to argue if people want to give me nice things? Free stuff is good

I gave you one in your gift pack, it's even signed

Natalie L. Sin · by **Natalie L. Sin** on Tue Aug 12, 2008 3:18 am

Aww, that is so sweet!

KevinLucia · by **KevinLucia** on Thu Aug 14, 2008 8:35 pm

rsmccoy wrote:I am torn on which is my Favorite, but the top two for me are Grace's Garden and The Water God of Clarke Street. All of them were a joy to read, thank you.

Much thanks! I plan on reading all the rest of the stories, too...when I take a break from writing, that is....

Which should be...err...never?

Hmmmm.

anna · by **anna** on Sat Aug 16, 2008 11:22 am

Anxiously awaiting my copy. Nice to know "Grace" made someone's fave list.

shroud · by **shroud** on Mon Aug 25, 2008 12:47 pm

Natalie L. Sin wrote:I got my copy! Which was odd, since I never ordered one nor am I in it

Then again, who am I to argue if people want to give me nice things? Free stuff is good

Are you not a Charter subscriber Nat?

Abom came with your subscription.

Phil Kuhlman · by **Phil Kuhlman** on Mon Aug 25, 2008 5:45 pm

Love the book so far, especially "The Water God of Clarke Street", being a huge Lovecraft geek it's always cool to see new takes on how the "old ones" pick an avatar. Not many stories go into that facet of the "mythos".

KevinLucia · by **KevinLucia** on Mon Aug 25, 2008 9:08 pm

Thanks! I'm really intrigued with that stuff, actually. I've turned it over lots in my head, lately, if a Lovecraftian-toned novel would be a good pitch to a publisher, if it would find a good audience if packed in a contemporary way.

Phil Kuhlman · by **Phil Kuhlman** on Mon Aug 25, 2008 10:41 pm

I know that feeling. I'm writing a novel/novella (not sure yet) called "The Abyss Looks Back" about a detective who gets drawn into a series of disturbing incidents with Lovecraftian themes set in the modern day. The trick is to be Lovecraftian without being a pastiche. Hopefully I'm doing that with my book...hopefully.

KevinLucia · by **KevinLucia** on Mon Aug 25, 2008 11:43 pm

Not to hijack this thread anymore - so this'll be my last on this - I think if I could come up with a story/narrative that could be ANYTHING...and has just got a deep Lovecraftian feel that doesn't even reveal itself until the reader is well engrossed in the story - that would be best. It would appeal to both Lovecraft lovers and non-Lovecraft folks.

Now - back to Abominations...

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