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minus-squarePM_ME_YOUR_FOUCAULTS [he/him, they/them]hexbear19·3 years agoH.P. Lovecraft. I wrote a thesis on his work, and I love it, even though he was a sad, racist crank link
minus-squareLundi [none/use name]hexbear13·edit-23 years agoFor sure, Lovecraft is always the correct answer for this question. His prose is chilling. I'd also like to add Joseph Conrad. Supremely racist dude but one hell of a writer. link
minus-squarePM_ME_YOUR_FOUCAULTS [he/him, they/them]hexbear8·3 years agoEnglish was like his third language. Incredible. link
minus-squareCyberSyndicalist [none/use name]hexbear9·3 years agoDidn't he recant the racism later in life? link
minus-squareIthorian [comrade/them]hexbear8·edit-23 years agoNo other author has managed to creep me out the way he has. I read Rats in the Walls like twenty years ago and I still find my mind wandering back to it occasionally. link
H.P. Lovecraft. I wrote a thesis on his work, and I love it, even though he was a sad, racist crank
For sure, Lovecraft is always the correct answer for this question. His prose is chilling.
I'd also like to add Joseph Conrad. Supremely racist dude but one hell of a writer.
English was like his third language. Incredible.
Didn't he recant the racism later in life?
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No other author has managed to creep me out the way he has. I read Rats in the Walls like twenty years ago and I still find my mind wandering back to it occasionally.