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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Library Addition: H.P. Lovecraft: A Life
I finally found a copy of the definitive one-volume H. P. Lovecraft biography I could afford. (Lovecraft, H.P.) Joshi, S. T. H. P. Lovecraft: A Life. Necronomicon Press, 1996. First edition, one of only 250 signed hardbacks (the only hardback … Continue reading
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Tagged biography, Books, First Edition, H. P. Lovecraft, Horror, reference works, S. T. Joshi
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Library Additions: Several Interesting Books
A batch of interesting books from January: Baxter, Stephen. Raft. Grafton, 1991. First edition hardback, a Fine copy in a Fine- dust jacket with a tiny bit of haze rubbing. Author’s first book. Bought for $50 off an Australian Internet … Continue reading
Shoegazer Sunday: Ulrich Schnauss’ “Clear Day”
Ulrich Schnauss seems to have played with half the people in Shoegazerdom, from Mojave 3 to Asobi Seksu. Here’s “Clear Day” from one of his solo works, which sounds a bit like Malory.
Library Additions: Two R. A. Lafferty-Related Works
Pick up two new R.A. Lafferty items in the last week: Lafferty, R.A. Sinbad: The Thirteenth Voyage. Broken Mirrors Press, 1989. First edition trade paperback original, a Fine copy. Traded a signed Howard Waldrop book to cover artist Lissanne Lake … Continue reading
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Tagged Books, Fantasy, R. A. Lafferty, Science Fiction, science fiction criticism
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Shoegazer Sunday: Creepoid’s “Yellow Wallpaper”
Creepoid hails from Philadelphia. I’m guessing this song is based on the Charlotte Perkins Gilman story of the same name. It’s been a busy week, so that’s all the context you’re gonna get…
“Sweet Child O’ Mine” Covered Dixieland Style
It brought a smile to my face, which is enough to merit a quick and lazy Saturday link.
Junk Food Review: Salted Caramel Moon Pies
This is part of Things I Shouldn’t Be Eating: A Continuing Series. I found this at an HEB: A Salted Caramel Moon Pie. Obviously I had to pick it up. How does it taste? I wouldn’t waste your money. It … Continue reading
Product Endorsement: Working Hands
Because I walk my dog mornings and evenings, every winter my knuckles would crack and blister from the nylon leash loop chaffing them in the cold, even through gloves. I tried various over-the-counter lotions to alleviate this, but none helped … Continue reading
Shoegazer Sunday: Slowdive’s “Silver Screen”
Yes, it’s another song from Slowdive’s great lost album. You got a problem with that? Expect a bit more blog activity this week…
Shoegazer Sunday: Jellybelly’s “Illusion Dreams”
Here’s another bite of Indonesian shoegaze band Jellybelly: And is it just me, or do the intro chords to “Illusion Dreams” sound an awful lot like a down-tuned version of Don Henley’s “Boys of Summer”? It’s a pleasant piece, though … Continue reading