You can read a full review and comment by Christine Wicker at my generic blog.
For the Lovecraft blog, I have to report that at the end of a long passage of how J.R.R. Tolkein's readers associated themselves with his mythological creations, she mentions Ursula LeGuin, Marion Zimmer Bradley and our favorite writer: "H.P. Lovecraft also captured the imagination of readers."
Yes, indeed he has!
Wicker has taken a journalistic slant at the mythical and magical in today's America. Red states or blue states - magic is everywhere and she has exposited and unveiled many of the interesting facets and dark corners of the magical world.
Buy her book! Read it! You won't be sorry. I think Ech Pi El would have loved it, too.
Miskatonic Books
Sunday, December 18, 2005
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