Miguel Fliguer’s Cooking with Lovecraft blends the concept of Eldritch-style stories with the ever-popular themed cookbook.  The 96-page work consists of a mixture of short stories

Ever since I was a kid, I’ve loved sports. Growing up in the Midwest, it was a way of life. Saturdays were for watching my

Fans of Lovecraft literature can be divided into two major factions. The first category are the Lovecraft purists, those folks who hold the works penned

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I have this really big pile of unread books and comics in my office, but I was delighted when the anthology The Sea is Ours:

“The world ended while we were playing cards.” In this thrilling debut from Nerdist, a ragtag group of survivors struggles to hold on to hope.

Bullet Gal has been making appearances in Andrez Bergen’s work for a long time now. She started out as a seemingly minor character in his

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“Mia glanced toward the window in the kitchen.  It was too dark to see anything outside now, so it was just this rectangle of blackness

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