Dunwich

Dunwich is not an adaptation, rather a sort of tangent that fits within the context of Lovecraft’s story of bad twins and a dysfunctional family.

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I was headed to the tiny coastal village of Dunwich, which is now famous for the dramatic nature of its decline: the entire town, once a prosperous medieval port, was destroyed by dreadful storms in 1286 and in 1328.

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The amount of labour & sheer invetiveness he lavished on "Dunwich" is simply breathtaking.

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He even cavils at HPL's blending of the countryside around Wilbraham and that around Athol to create "Dunwich," when again it's what Lovecraft has done with all his fictional places.

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[3] Then I read “The Call of Cthulhu”, and “The Dunwich Horror”, and a few others.

Lovecraftiana « Dyepot, Teapot 2009

As the Philistines, the citizens of Dunwich, or any of He-Man's allies might tell you -- those that are still alive, at least -- these monstrosities cannot be reasoned with, their beliefs are not open for debate, they are impervious to science, and they are plotting right now to establish a brutal theocracy in your home city at the expense of your flesh.

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Cthulhu is a horror LARP based on the writings of H.P. Lovecraft (Dunwich Horror, Re-Animator, The Unnamable).

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And there are other stories, such as "The Lurking Fear" and "The Dunwich Horror," that I can point to in order to find sex (specifically the wages of "profane" sexual acts, including miscegenation, incest, and bestiality) not only mentioned, but present as a crucial story element.

"This brilliant chill's come for the shackle." greygirlbeast 2009

Published in 1929, in Weird Tales, The Dunwich Horror recounts the tale of a strange man obsessed with bringing an old god to earth and the resulting “horror” that occurs because of his quest.

Tales of Horror From H.P. Lovecraft | myFiveBest 2009

As the Philistines, the citizens of Dunwich, or any of He-Man's allies might tell you -- those that are still alive, at least -- these monstrosities cannot be reasoned with, their beliefs are not open for debate, they are impervious to science, and they are plotting right now to establish a brutal theocracy in your home city at the expense of your flesh.

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