• Author Reading 4

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  • Author Reading 5

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  • Author Reading 6

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  • Author Reading 7

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  • Art of Clark Ashton Smith

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    Scott Connors will use slides of Clark Ashton Smith’s fantastic painting and sculpture to navigate us through the artistic waters that poured from the Emporer of Dreams. 

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  • Art of Lord Dunsany

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    In addition to being a writer, Lord Dunsany was a prolific artist and sculptor. S. T. Joshi will share photos from a recent trip Dunsany’s castle, and elucidate us on the famed writer’s lesser known talent.

  • Pickman's Apprentice

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    Pickman's Apprentice is our exciting art competition! Some of the best Mythos artists have only 90 minutes to complete a Lovecraftian masterpiece of visual art based on a wacky combination of a setting and a Mythos monster... suggested by you! Come be a part of this interactive art race and watch a live birth of madness right before your eyes.

    Each finished piece will be auctioned off during the remainder of the festival, with all the proceeds going to our charity of AnimalAid.

  • Final Prayer with Introduction by Adam Scott Glancy

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    Check out this awesome new film that takes both found footage and Cosmic Horror to new heights (well, depths).

  • Monster Kid Radio presents: Lovecraft Gets Hammered!

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    If you love Lovecraft and you love the classic Hammer films, you'll love Lovecraft Gets Hammered! Monster Kid Radio's Derek M. Koch guides you through a number of Hammer films that feature Lovecraftian themes, tropes, and madness.

  • Robert E. Howard Panel: Solomon Kane, Conan, Oh My

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    medium_solomon-kane.jpg Robert E. Howard's Solomon Kane is being made into a comic book series from Dark Horse (and is also being turned into a movie).

    Dark Horse's original Conan editor, Scott Allie, writes the series, with art by Mario Guevara and Dave Stewart, who reinvents his revolutionary color technique from Conan.

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