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August 24, 2011
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August 22, 2011
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August 21, 2011
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August 20, 2011
Countdown to Cthulhu: Happy Birthday HPL!

To celebrate, we're officially launching an official website for The Book of Cthulhu: www.TheBookofCthulhu.com
Come on by and check it out!
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August 19, 2011
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Countdown to Cthulhu: Door to Door Service

(From Disappointing Monsters, by Daniel Bradford and Owen Mackinder)
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Speaking of the swirling neon madness, there's something about this picture, from Aeron Alfrey's Monster Brains feature on the artwork of Hannes Bok that reminds me of something. Oh, yeah... I need to take Maddie for a walk...

And seriously, if you haven't read Frank Belknap Long's short story, "The Hounds of Tindalos," you should.
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We've only got 146 people signed up so far to win one of the seven copies of The Book of Cthulhu we're giving away on Goodreads. Can we break a thousand in the next fifteen days? Only if you help spread the word:
Goodreads Book Giveaway

The Book of Cthulhu
by Ross E. Lockhart
Giveaway ends September 03, 2011.
See the giveaway details
at Goodreads.
Enter to win
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As always, this post was brought to you by The Book of Cthulhu, now available for pre-order from better independent booksellers everywhere, and online through Amazon.com, and Barnes & Noble. Want your bookstore mentioned here? Drop me a line!

August 18, 2011
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Adult Beverage: Newcastle Werewolf
"I saw a werewolf drinking a piña colada at Trader Vic's, his hair was perfect!" --Warren Zevon
It's not often I find myself accosted by a werewolf while doing my grocery shopping. But I love a good gimmick, and this "blood red ale" from Newcastle had it all: clawmarks on the case, a lycanthropic logo, and "Escaped from Britain" on the label. So I went contrary to the advice I'd been given--"stay off the moors"--and picked up a twelve pack. Will it make me want to howl at the moon? Or am I going to want to put a silver bullet in it?
Werewolf pours a deep, rust red with a thick, foamy head that sticks to the glass forming fearsome faces in the lacing. A delicate nose: rye and malt and berry brambles. Bright and active on the tongue. Lots of carbonation. Understated flavor, but one that emerges as the beer warms to room temperature. A little biscuity. Malt sugar and sour raspberries, with a bitter rye wash. Dry, bitter, and hoppy finish. A little too watery, and the sour raspberry aftertaste may be a deal-breaker for some imbibers, but Newcastle Werewolf is not unpleasant, though it didn't exactly put hair on my chest either. A solid B, well worth bringing to a Halloween party.
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