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Re: Anhedonia in Literature and Culture » not exactly

Posted by fachad on February 11, 2003, at 19:18:25

In reply to Re: Anhedonia in Literature and Culture » fachad, posted by not exactly on February 10, 2003, at 13:22:58

>Upon reading that quotation, I burst into tears. Afterwards, "reality" seemed a bit more forgiving.

Yeah, the first time I read that I was just awed that someone had felt that way, and thought about it that way...that story really impressed me and started me on a Lovecraft kick that has waxed and waned, but been a part of my life for years.

Did you see the other HPL piece I posted called "Ex Oblivione"?

http://www.dr-bob.org/babble/social/20030208/msgs/36729.html

That one really sets my head spinning, even after having read it hundreds of times...

 

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