Thread 24662691

>there was this guy and he saw a thing and it was very scary and he went crazy
>and uhhh the thing had tentacles or something
>also it was very scary, like the scariest, so scary you'd also go crazy, just trust me, ok?
>also going to a fish market or to a small town is very scary too, but that thing is even scarier
>no I will not even attempt describe the thing, it's so scary it's indescribable

He was a hack and people who like him are the worst kind of midwits.

*Dogs barking*

Eu sou um hacker?

>>24662691 (OP)
He was a pioneer and the first author of cosmic horror. Without him there probably wouldn't be an Alien movie. HR Giger was inspired by him.

It's not really about the creatures themselves, it's the non-euclidean architecture they built.

>and uhhh the thing had tentacles or something
>also it was very scary, like the scariest, so scary you'd also go crazy, just trust me, ok?
Anons need to realise that this breed of parlance is more reddit than reddit, unbelievably cringe.

>>24662822
bullshit, barely any attention is given to that
>>24662691 (OP)
this is fair and probably what many who read his stories feel (although you're probably just repeating memes), but it's about gradually uncovering and then being directly faced with something that contradicts your view of the world and reality, and does so in a way that offends your ideas of what shouls be and makes you impotent and insignifact. one can feel this when exploring any rabbit hole while in prolonged isolation, or witness it in schizophrenics. lovecraft's pretty good actually