Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the podcast! Sorry this one took so long but I think you'll realize why when you look at the length. This is officially my longest podcast to date! It's an absolute marathon with my friend J. E. Bennett, currently working on his own ttrpg called "The Pulp Trip", wherein we go over everything from tabletop rpg's, to the pulps, to Robert E. Howard, to H. P. Lovecraft, to dice, to Steemit, and god only knows what other topics! If you can get all the way through this one, you've earned something. I'm not sure what it is, but something at the very least! Thanks again to J.E. for coming on the show, and as usual he is welcome back any time!
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Speaking of Lovecraft...
ReplyDeleteAs I've been looking up the history of Weird Tales, I stumbled across the fact that the husband of the last editor of the magazine was involved in the tarring of Lovecraft. You can read about it here: http://tellersofweirdtales.blogspot.ca/2015/08/the-weird-tales-controversy-part-three.html
The question is how did these people get in charge of Weird Tales and its legacy in the first place? The man has no respect for the legacy of the magazine at all and is perfectly fine with co-opting it for his own motives.
How did that work out for him and the field?
I've had just about enough of this crap.
You're not the only one sick of this shit, my dude. It's beyond time someone started kicking back against this narrative.
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