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Tagged: Landscape

Authors

Algernon Blackwood

Algernon Blackwood was a British author whose supernatural fiction makes ordinary perception seem an unstable boundary around a much larger existence. His landscapes can produce wonder, spiritual possibility or terror. Lovecraft admired his atmospheric power while remaining critical of aspects of his style and occult explanations.

6 min read · 1,080 words

A decaying coastal town recedes into sea mist and cold darkness.
Literature

The Moon-Bog

The Moon-Bog concerns Denys Barry’s plan to drain a marsh beside his restored ancestral castle at Kilderry, Ireland. Local people leave rather than assist, while replacement workers begin experiencing unexplained exhaustion and dreams. An American visitor witnesses nocturnal processions and an apparent revival of the bog’s older sacred history before Barry and his household disappear.

5 min read · 979 words

An oak-like tree on a barren hill overlaps with the immense clawed outline of a presence concealed in the landscape; an artistic interpretation.
Literature

The Tree on the Hill

The Tree on the Hill concerns a solitary excursion whose photographs reveal a landscape different from the one consciously perceived. In this collaboration with Duane W. Rimel, a scholar uses an ancient crystal to expose the presence disguised as an inviting tree. The story links dreams, optical evidence and deceptive scale without assigning its unnamed antagonist to a familiar Mythos species.

8 min read · 1,479 words