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Cthulhu kutse (2024)

2024 · H. P. Lovecraft · 486 p.

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Synopsis

«Cthulhu kutse» sisaldab 20. sajandi ameerika tähtsaima ja olulisel määral kogu maailma kultuuriteadvust mõjutanud õuduskirjaniku H. P. Lovecrafti (1890–1937) lühiproosa paremikku, mille on välja valinud, põhjalikult kommenteerinud ja järelsõnaga varustanud ulmekirjanduse asjatundja Raul Sulbi. Kogumikust leiab juba varem eesti keeles ilmunud tekste kui ka esmakordselt meie lugejateni jõudvaid palasid. Üleloomuliku kirjanduse austaja jaoks on nende kaante vahel käepäraselt koos kõik olulisemad kirjaniku novellid, jutustused ja lühiromaanid.

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Une proposition de 2024 centrée sur American, baroque et bleak. Réalisée par H. P. Lovecraft.

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Déconseillée si vous cherchez

  • Paranormal
  • Horreur corporelle
  • Sorcellerie
  • Bestiaire

Influences

  1. 1926
    The Call of Cthulhu
  2. 1943
    The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath
  3. 1948
    1984
  4. 1951
    The Illustrated Man
  5. 1955
    The Body Snatchers
  6. 2024
    Cthulhu kutse

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