"Colonel Sinclair put the dead boy on my desk between the coffee and my tailor's bill."
Maine, 1932. A servant boy pulled from the manor lake, and a tidy story that doesn't match the county report.
The Bride Beneath the Lake by N.S. Bird: https://t.co/arWiji2gvH
Cosmic horror didn't invent the idea that the world we see isn't the whole world. Our ancestors got there first, with spirits, trance journeys and places you simply don't enter.
Nikolai Bird on shamanism, ancient belief and the long road to Lovecraft:
https://t.co/mhytDWzQjM
I made the mistake of trying to understand Warhammer 40,000. Not play it. Understand it. Foolish — mountain with skulls on it, mostly just Dune and Lovecraft in a bad mood.
The Monstrous Child of Dune and Cthulhu: https://t.co/YLHQTlBkHb
N Bird.
SIX ROUNDS WITH THE DEAD
My first St. Alder City story is out: SIX ROUNDS WITH THE DEAD - a 1932 Weird Noir mystery about boxing, strange science and a fighter who refuses to stay down.
The problem? Eddie Royal died four months ago.
Read it here:
https://t.co/WsbboViRKz
@DidierGMM@christianpet_ Whatever. I was left of centre. I am now right of centre. The left hate that more that they hate the far right. Antifa, as I have observed are extreme in mind and action.
@christianpet_ I first saw Antifa in action 35 years ago in Sweden as it happens. I was counter protesting a far right march. The far right were well behaved and made their point while Antifa caused as much trouble as possible. They were very violent and nasty people and I learnt a lesson.
@AJC_DoesItAll@christianpet_ What's insane is branding right leaning groups Nazis, watering down the term. I assume you have a good understanding of what the Nazi party actually did. It is a crime to water down their behaviour. As for white nationalists, I know nothing about them and care nothing for them.
@AJC_DoesItAll@christianpet_ Antifa? They call anyone fascist. Again, like the word nazi which used to mean something, fascist means little any longer other than somebody you don't like.
@AJC_DoesItAll@christianpet_ They were celebrating a particular day. A King of Sweden. All they did was march and hold speeches. It was a long time ago. At the time they were called neo-nazis. I'm less sure these days about such terms. They have been watered down to insignificance, but they were on the right