August 20, 2014
As cosmic as H. P. Lovecraft’s thoughts often were, New England and his home city of Providence, Rhode Island influenced his fiction just as much as his imagination.
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As cosmic as H. P. Lovecraft’s thoughts often were, New England and his home city of Providence, Rhode Island influenced his fiction just as much as his imagination.
Read MoreMark Twain in Boston, Ayn Rand in New York, Henry Miller in Los Angeles — whether they hated it there or loved it dearly, these authors had a lot to say about U.S. metropolises.
Read MoreOur own Buzz Poole was moderating and BBP’s publisher Elizabeth Koch was one of the panelists, so I kind of had to be there, and I thought it would be a boring 45 minutes of people giving their little presentations and then being outlandishly supportive of each other, which is sort of what you do at conferences in any given industry. But it was definitely not that.
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