Too many.Rodr-Evil wrote:on topic, how much books of titus crow exist?
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Lumley purposely tried to make his stuff more action based than Lovecraft. He wrote somewhere that he couldn't stand to have all his characters fainting.
I agree some of his stuff isn't that great, but "Return of the Deep Ones" is awesome. While not really Mythos, the short story "Snarker's Son" is wonderfully creepy.
I agree some of his stuff isn't that great, but "Return of the Deep Ones" is awesome. While not really Mythos, the short story "Snarker's Son" is wonderfully creepy.
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I respect that. Personally, I have trouble with the rampant loss of sanity in Mythos tales; it just doesn't jive with human nature.Double Yuggoth wrote:Lumley purposely tried to make his stuff more action based than Lovecraft. He wrote somewhere that he couldn't stand to have all his characters fainting.
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Well, IMHO the smaller of Lumeley stories are... decent.
Titus Crow sucks, however, and it sucks in almost any way imaginable.
Also, Lumeley's way of scientifically explaining away Mythos entities is lame. Not because it is a wrong thing to do, as Lovecraft actually leaned strongly towards sci-fi, but because Lumeley is quite lame when dealing with "science" in science fiction...
Titus Crow sucks, however, and it sucks in almost any way imaginable.
Also, Lumeley's way of scientifically explaining away Mythos entities is lame. Not because it is a wrong thing to do, as Lovecraft actually leaned strongly towards sci-fi, but because Lumeley is quite lame when dealing with "science" in science fiction...