THE NATURAL DISSOLUTION OF FLEETING – IMPROVISED MEN

The great American fantasy and horror writer H.P. Lovecraft has written novels and short stories that have made him a leader in this genre. Apart from his purely literary work, H.P. Lovecraft also excelled in another kind of writing: epistolography. Countless letters of his have been published – all but one, the last one.

This letter is found by chance in the basement of the hospital where Lovecraft died by Gabriel Blackwell, a contemporary American writer who had been an admirer of Lovecraft since his teenage years. The letter was written two days before Lovecraft’s death and is as revealing as it is terrifying.

The two authors come together in a unique way, both describing unspeakable horrors in two parallel times, revealing deeply hidden secrets and putting us into the world of fleeting human shadows through non-Euclidean dimensions that communicate with the worlds of the Great Old Ones.

How horrified can we be when the imaginary becomes entangled with the real? Let us allow ourselves to live the unique experience of Lovecraft and Blackwell. Then everything will look different…