Supernatural Horror in Literature

Can't disagree with any of that, can you? No, and that

quote can actually be found in Supernatural Horror in Literature, the famous essay that he wrote, because I dug that earlier.

It's like, ah, there we

go.

And there's a lot of parallels of them sort of seeing each other through a window and all that kind of thing.

So this was obviously very much an inspiration.

And I just have a nice little, we're going back to supernatural horror in literature, literally on the next page after he's talking about spider and things like that mr lovecraft says it is in theophile gortier that we first seem to find an authentic french sense of the unreal world and here there appears a spectral mastery which though not continuously used is recognizable at once as something alike genuine and profound short tales like avatar the foot of the mummy and clarimonde Display glimpses of forbidden visits that allure, tantalise and sometimes horrify.

There we go.

There's a long essay from H.P. Lovecraft, isn't there, about fantastic fiction? Yeah,

Supernatural Horror in Literature.

I think you can still find that as a hardcover, but it's getting increasingly hard to track down.

Right,