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Book of the Black Sun

by

Thomas, G. W.

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Book of the Black Sun, ISBN 9781894841993 Own This Book? Sell It
ISBN-13:

9781894841993

ISBN:

1894841999

Publisher: Double Dragon Publishing Summary: The Book of the Black Sun is thirty-two Lovecraftian stories arranged in eight clusters of four stories: a micro story, a flash piece, a short story and a longer short story. Each cluster is named after a chapter in the Book of the Black Sun. References to the Cthulhu Mythos, strange mandalas, spinning eldritch gates and other themes are woven throughout the book so that the reader learns more about the mythology of  [read more]
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ISBN-13:

9781894841993


ISBN:

1894841999


Publisher: Double Dragon Publishing

The Book of the Black Sun is thirty-two Lovecraftian stories arranged in eight clusters of four stories: a micro story, a flash piece, a short story and a longer short story. Each cluster is named after a chapter in the Book of the Black Sun. References to the Cthulhu Mythos, strange mandalas, spinning eldritch gates and other themes are woven throughout the book so that the reader learns more about the mythology of the Black Sun as they read along. The final result is a creepy, self-referential mandala in itself.

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