I've been remiss in so many ways...
For example, I've posted not a single one of the essays I've written recently. Nor have I given you a rundown on what I did last weekend (something you might actually find interesting). And then there's the whole missing Lovecraft thing...
Well, as to the former, I will try to find time soon. And the latter? If you haven't been reading Lovecraft is Missing by Larry Latham then you've been, well, missing out. LiM is the best new webcomic I've seen in a long while: The art is excellent, with a style that perfectly fits the story. And the story! Oh, yes. My inner geek is loving it!
So follow the link and read the archives. LiM hasn't been going long, so there isn't much to catch up on. Note that Latham is having a grand time with allusions to other pulp writers and their work in the storyline, so you might have to do a little googling if you want to catch all the crunchy bits. Or you could just read it as a pulpish adventure without digging below the surface. I'm thinking even someone who doesn't know how to pronounce Cthulhu will enjoy LiM!
Why was I remiss on this? Well, I hate to admit it, but I've been reading LiM for months now and haven't told a soul how good it is...
Well, as to the former, I will try to find time soon. And the latter? If you haven't been reading Lovecraft is Missing by Larry Latham then you've been, well, missing out. LiM is the best new webcomic I've seen in a long while: The art is excellent, with a style that perfectly fits the story. And the story! Oh, yes. My inner geek is loving it!
So follow the link and read the archives. LiM hasn't been going long, so there isn't much to catch up on. Note that Latham is having a grand time with allusions to other pulp writers and their work in the storyline, so you might have to do a little googling if you want to catch all the crunchy bits. Or you could just read it as a pulpish adventure without digging below the surface. I'm thinking even someone who doesn't know how to pronounce Cthulhu will enjoy LiM!
Why was I remiss on this? Well, I hate to admit it, but I've been reading LiM for months now and haven't told a soul how good it is...