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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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Love Begins

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Writer Murdered in His Home Harold Langley, a local occult writer, was killed in a bizarre murder last night in his home. Langley was 42. Police state that the investigation is proceeding "smoothly," but they have no leads at this point. Two Miskatonic University professors are reported to have found the body when keeping an appointment with Langley. Langley wrote occult fiction for popular magazines and local newspapers. Some of his more famous stories are "The House of the Worm," "Shadows of Yog-Sothoth," and the infamous "The Defilers," which set a record last year when it was published by this periodical and caused 110 letters of indignation to be written by local readers. --The Arkham Advertiser, September 23, 1920
(Janet Aulisio illustration from "The Horror out of Partridgeville," Call of Cthulhu scenario by Frederick Paul Kiesche III, Challenge magazine 46, GDW, October-November 1990)
Day 2 : How hungry?
John Pederson Jr. cover art for Galaxy Science Fiction, 1964.
Louisiana Cypress Swamps
Bill Swindaman Photography
Stone Forest, Shilin Yi County, 2019
Johfra Bosschart ‘The Golden City’ 1963
Jacek Yerka OSTATNI ODLOT (1996) pastel, paper 48 cm x 59.3 cm
Ned Dameron, "Kull of Atlantis - The Mirrors of Tuzun Thune," 1985
Witch's Brew Cover Art by Keith Parkinson
'Smaug'. Tim Kirk. 1975.