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H. P. Lovecraft
The Festival
Published: 1925
Language: English
Estimated Reading Time: ~1 hours
A free public-domain edition of H. P. Lovecraft's The Festival, prepared by Unspeakable Tales.
A Christmas return to an ancestral town becomes a descent into tunnels, rites, and survivals older than any wholesome holiday tradition.
A Christmas return to an ancestral town becomes a descent into tunnels, rites, and survivals older than any wholesome holiday tradition.
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This Unspeakable Tales edition presents The Festival as a free designed eBook for readers of winter horror, secret cults, and antiquarian weird fiction.
The narrator's pilgrimage to Kingsport begins with family obligation and ends with a vision of subterranean rites, ancient texts, and things preserved beneath the surface of old New England.
Dense with atmosphere and Mythos implication, The Festival is a perfect seasonal horror for readers who like their holidays cold, candlelit, and deeply wrong.
The narrator's pilgrimage to Kingsport begins with family obligation and ends with a vision of subterranean rites, ancient texts, and things preserved beneath the surface of old New England.
Dense with atmosphere and Mythos implication, The Festival is a perfect seasonal horror for readers who like their holidays cold, candlelit, and deeply wrong.
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