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Well, this should be good enough to justify the delay. I haven't read any of Ligotti's work yet, save for his A Soft Voice Whispers Nothing story (in The New Weird anthology). Within a sentence of that, however, I knew that Ligotti was an author I needed to learn more about. His prose bowled me over like a fist; it was the same sheer awe that I'd first felt upon reading Lovecraft. If you, like me, haven't gotten into Ligotti yet, this looks like a great place to start; it's a definitive rerelease of his first collection (and, since it's Subterranean, you know it's gonna be a sight to behold). C'mon May 26th to June second...
The stillborn songs of a dead dreamer, the hymns of a needle freak...
ReplyDeleteI never noticed that. The collection came out first, but I suppose it's possible it influenced the song.
ReplyDeleteI have his Teatro Grottesco collection and though I have not read much of it, what is there is very, very, good. I was hoping to pick up this collection and there is a chance I might, but a lack of funds sucks.
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