Conan and Valeria battle a dinosaur in an early scene from Red Nails (1936) by Robert E. Howard. This image is from the 1973/74 Roy Thomas/Barry Windsor-Smith adaptation, colored for The Barry Windsor-Smith Archives Vol. 2 (Dark Horse, 2010).
Conan and Valeria battle a dinosaur in an early scene from Red Nails (1936) by Robert E. Howard. This image is from the 1973/74 Roy Thomas/Barry Windsor-Smith adaptation, colored for The Barry Windsor-Smith Archives Vol. 2 (Dark Horse, 2010).
The wraith appears ere the staid magicians.
The question is asked, the answer is told....
Outside, the kingdom is shrouded in twilight.
The ghoulish wraith departs, and a great cold
Chills the fearful men. Soon all ambitions
Will be lost into the ultimate Night.
The wraith appears ere the staid magicians.
The question is asked, the answer is told....
Outside, the kingdom is shrouded in twilight.
The ghoulish wraith departs, and a great cold
Chills the fearful men. Soon all ambitions
Will be lost into the ultimate Night.
After Man: A Zoology of the Future (1981) by Dougal Dixon. A speculative science book where humankind is extinct, and other species have continued to evolve following known principles. Rabbucks evolve from the rabbit/hare family and replace hoofed mammals as large, grazing herbivores.
After Man: A Zoology of the Future (1981) by Dougal Dixon. A speculative science book where humankind is extinct, and other species have continued to evolve following known principles. Rabbucks evolve from the rabbit/hare family and replace hoofed mammals as large, grazing herbivores.
Harvest
In Over the Garden Wall (2014), Episode 2: Hard Times at the Huskin' Bee, Pottsfield is the site of a rather curious harvest festival.
A link to a recording of the shape note singing from this episode is in replies.
Harvest
In Over the Garden Wall (2014), Episode 2: Hard Times at the Huskin' Bee, Pottsfield is the site of a rather curious harvest festival.
A link to a recording of the shape note singing from this episode is in replies.
Image from a 1973 adaptation by Roy Thomas and Ralph Reese of Skulls in the Stars (1929) by Robert E. Howard. More info in alt text.
Solomon Kane encounters a violent ghost on the moor, solves the mystery of a man's disappearance, and brings grim justice to a murderer.
Image from a 1973 adaptation by Roy Thomas and Ralph Reese of Skulls in the Stars (1929) by Robert E. Howard. More info in alt text.
Solomon Kane encounters a violent ghost on the moor, solves the mystery of a man's disappearance, and brings grim justice to a murderer.
From: Jaguar Woman (Shimmer No. 10, 2009) by Silvia Moreno-Garcia. A woman strives to retain the memories of her former life and will herself back into her original form. Collected in This Strange Way of Dying: Stories of Magic, Desire & the Fantastic (2013).
From: Jaguar Woman (Shimmer No. 10, 2009) by Silvia Moreno-Garcia. A woman strives to retain the memories of her former life and will herself back into her original form. Collected in This Strange Way of Dying: Stories of Magic, Desire & the Fantastic (2013).
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The list of atlas areas covered looks quite promising.
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The list of atlas areas covered looks quite promising.
The Tale of Hauk (1977) by Poul Anderson. When a Norseman returns from sea, he finds that his angry father has risen from the grave. He must find a way to bring his father peace and end a reign of terror. Reprinted in Anderson's 1981 collection Fantasy and many anthologies since.
The Tale of Hauk (1977) by Poul Anderson. When a Norseman returns from sea, he finds that his angry father has risen from the grave. He must find a way to bring his father peace and end a reign of terror. Reprinted in Anderson's 1981 collection Fantasy and many anthologies since.
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The Ghosts by Lord Dunsany. First collected in The Sword of Welleran and Other Stories (1908). When a man is assailed by the manifested sins of ghosts, he fends them off and restores his reason and sanity by reciting a geometry proof.
Illustrations by Sidney Sime from this story.
The Ghosts by Lord Dunsany. First collected in The Sword of Welleran and Other Stories (1908). When a man is assailed by the manifested sins of ghosts, he fends them off and restores his reason and sanity by reciting a geometry proof.
Illustrations by Sidney Sime from this story.
Francesca Baerald's excellent wraparound Hyborian Age map.
Francesca Baerald's excellent wraparound Hyborian Age map.
Prince of Darkness (Oct 1987) might have my favorite atmospherics of any spooky movie, with foreboding opening shots of campus and sky, great soundtrack by Carpenter, the dream broadcasts, mirror scenes, the ending...
"We are using your brain's electrical system as a receiver..."
Prince of Darkness (Oct 1987) might have my favorite atmospherics of any spooky movie, with foreboding opening shots of campus and sky, great soundtrack by Carpenter, the dream broadcasts, mirror scenes, the ending...
"We are using your brain's electrical system as a receiver..."
An illustration by Matt Fox of his own sighting of an apparition. This image is from his art collection book The Chillingly Weird Art of Matt Fox (TwoMorrows Publishing, 2023).
An illustration by Matt Fox of his own sighting of an apparition. This image is from his art collection book The Chillingly Weird Art of Matt Fox (TwoMorrows Publishing, 2023).
Whirling, wheeling into westward,
Fled they in their phantom flight;
Was it but a wing-beat music
Murmured through the star-gemmed night?
Or the singing of a ghost clan
Whispering of forgotten night?
Credits in alt text.
Whirling, wheeling into westward,
Fled they in their phantom flight;
Was it but a wing-beat music
Murmured through the star-gemmed night?
Or the singing of a ghost clan
Whispering of forgotten night?
Credits in alt text.
Let the Patterns Break by Lilith Lorraine, pseudonym of Mary Maud Wright (Dunn), is an omnibus volume of 400+ poems through 1947. She wrote mostly sci-fi, fantasy, and weird fiction poems, plus stories, essays, and a textbook. She also edited, published, and promoted others' work.
Let the Patterns Break by Lilith Lorraine, pseudonym of Mary Maud Wright (Dunn), is an omnibus volume of 400+ poems through 1947. She wrote mostly sci-fi, fantasy, and weird fiction poems, plus stories, essays, and a textbook. She also edited, published, and promoted others' work.
Diving Suit, interior artwork by Eduardo Valdés-Hevia.
"How he had stared down into that blackness...drawn by some impulse he himself could not hope to fully understand—the sound of a sunken bell, he called it. Bells from some drowned church, calling me to worship."
See alt text.
Diving Suit, interior artwork by Eduardo Valdés-Hevia.
"How he had stared down into that blackness...drawn by some impulse he himself could not hope to fully understand—the sound of a sunken bell, he called it. Bells from some drowned church, calling me to worship."
See alt text.
A drawing from a Stephen Fabian art collection book. It was originally used as an interior illustration for The Return of the Sea-Farer by Robert E. Howard in Weirdbook 13, 1978.
A drawing from a Stephen Fabian art collection book. It was originally used as an interior illustration for The Return of the Sea-Farer by Robert E. Howard in Weirdbook 13, 1978.
a concrete garden
Is now an ossuary
a concrete garden
Is now an ossuary
Nightfall (1941) by Isaac Asimov. On a planet with six suns, the first full solar eclipse in two millenia may be approaching. A news person, a psychologist, a religious leader, and a group of astronomers debate the outcome in an observatory.
Art credit in alt text.
Nightfall (1941) by Isaac Asimov. On a planet with six suns, the first full solar eclipse in two millenia may be approaching. A news person, a psychologist, a religious leader, and a group of astronomers debate the outcome in an observatory.
Art credit in alt text.
Sea Curse (Weird Tales, May 1928) by Robert E. Howard. When a witch's niece falls victim to a terrible crime, a curse brings down well-deserved doom on the perpetrators.
This story uses a stanza from Rudyard Kipling's The Sea-Wife as an epigraph.
Art credit in alt text.
Sea Curse (Weird Tales, May 1928) by Robert E. Howard. When a witch's niece falls victim to a terrible crime, a curse brings down well-deserved doom on the perpetrators.
This story uses a stanza from Rudyard Kipling's The Sea-Wife as an epigraph.
Art credit in alt text.