The End of Most H.P. Lovecraft Tales?

A cynical and Cutethulhuvian look at the formulaic end of most Lovecraft stories:



Actually, to be fair, much great weird fiction relies upon this type of subtlety, forcing the reader to allow the horrors a stage in his own mind. There's nothing like one's private dreamscape to conjure a unique and personal monster with every reading of the words. Lovecraft is just notable for explicitly stressing that the unspeakable demons of his fiction are, in fact, unspeakable demons.

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