Howard Lovecraft

In existographies, Howard Lovecraft (65-18 BE) (1890-1937 ACM) (IQ:150|#886) (RGM:424|1,350+) (FA:127) (EPD: F8) (CR:17) (LH:4) (TL:21) was an American horror fiction author, epistolarian, and atheologist, noted for []

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“How do we know that that form of atomic and molecular motion we call ‘life’ is the highest of all forms? Perhaps the dominate creature — the most rational and god-like of all beings — is an invisible gas. Or perhaps it is a flaming and effulgent mass of molten stardust. Who can say that men have souls while rocks have none?”

— Howard Lovecraft (1916), “Letter to Rheinhart Kleiner, Ira Cole, and Maurice Moe”, Aug 8 ^[1]

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↑ Lovecraft, H.P. (2010). Against Religion: the Atheistic Writings of H.P. Lovecraft (editor: S.T. Joshi; foreword: Christopher Hitchens) (abs) (Amz) (rocks, pg. 9). Sporting Gentlemen.

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Howard Lovecraft – Hmolpedia 2020.

[1] Lovecraft, H.P. (2010). Against Religion: the Atheistic Writings of H.P. Lovecraft (editor: S.T. Joshi; foreword: Christopher Hitchens) (abs) (Amz) (rocks, pg. 9). Sporting Gentlemen.

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