Just the softcover, not the hardcover facsimile. I couldn’t quite justify the expense.
You can get your own Liber Oblitus monograph here. As is typical for the HPLHS, it’s lovely.
Just the softcover, not the hardcover facsimile. I couldn’t quite justify the expense.
You can get your own Liber Oblitus monograph here. As is typical for the HPLHS, it’s lovely.
Finally. I almost got the Miskatonic University Monograph: Liber Oblitus hardcover (which includes a facsimile of the book being monographed), but I don’t quite have the spare cash necessary to justify that as an impulse buy. Ach, well, such is life. At any rate: the HPL Historical Society never fails to impress.
At last.
Gonna finish THE TEMPLE tonight, I think. Got interrupted while listening to the original download about halfway through, didn’t get back to it after. Should be fun!
I don’t know if the HPL Historical Society’s quite finished with the physical version yet, but the digital version of their latest Dark Adventure Radio Theater play THE TEMPLE is available. Or at least if you pre-ordered. I’m listening to it now, in fact.
Surprises are awesome.
This would be the annual Christmas/Solstice gift exchange between various members of the HPL Historical Society. If you’re a member, check your email for the sign-up link. If you are not a member, consider joining (I have a lifetime membership, myself). The HPLHS makes great Mythos-related props and materials, in a wide range of media. They are eminently worth supporting.
THE TEMPLE. Should be fun.
I’ve been meaning to mention this for a bit. THE CALL OF CTHULHU / THE WHISPERER IN DARKNESS are the HPL Historical Society’s forays into filmmaking, and both are excellent reproductions of Lovecraft’s stories (people seem to like the first one better*, but I enjoy them both). Tubi has them up for free, but you’ll have to deal with ads. Such is life.
Moe Lane
Continue reading @HPLHS’s THE CALL OF CTHULHU and THE WHISPERER IN DARKNESS now available on Tubi for free.15% off all products, if you’re a member of the HPL Historical Society. As it happens, I have a lifetime membership, so time to go take a look… ooh. The illustrated Barangers are finally available in English translation! Let me just pick up his Call of Cthulhu, then. Now I just have to wait until 9 AM for the sale to start.
Sale ends June 24th.
I am a sucker for maps. Always have been. When I was a kid, I’d buy old National Geographics – but only if they came with the maps. So when the HPL Historical Society put up their Gamer Prop Pack of maps, I was instantly sold:
Don’t know what I’m gonna do with them (I am going to do something), but they’re really pretty.
Because the HPL Historical Society knows what makes their target audience fail their save vs. shiny roll: GAMER PROP PACK – MAP COLLECTION. I mean. That thing should come with a warning label.