A blogspot dedicated to my existence as a full-time writer in the tradition of H. P. Lovecraft, Robert Bloch and Clark Ashton Smith, and celebrating the world of weird fiction and poetry.
An interesting essay well spoken! Mr Pugmire (to be academically formale) you should consider the publication of this essay (and others) for some time in the future. As a weird writer you have some wonderful insight into the way HPL and others wrote and into what works for you. Perhaps you could combine this and other essays with your own short fiction / verse illustrating same? I would love to read your essays in book form. You are a link in the chain of ye lineage of weird fictioneers and as such, a part of the Weird Heritage for future generations. As you inspire others, what inspires you becomes integral to the development of the world of weird literature yet to come. Just a thought. More essays, please? G. ;-)=
An interesting essay well spoken! Mr Pugmire (to be academically formale) you should consider the publication of this essay (and others) for some time in the future. As a weird writer you have some wonderful insight into the way HPL and others wrote and into what works for you. Perhaps you could combine this and other essays with your own short fiction / verse illustrating same? I would love to read your essays in book form. You are a link in the chain of ye lineage of weird fictioneers and as such, a part of the Weird Heritage for future generations. As you inspire others, what inspires you becomes integral to the development of the world of weird literature yet to come. Just a thought. More essays, please? G. ;-)=
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