@zlogdan
Yeah, tastes change over the years. What we don't like, becomes something we love.
I couldn't get into Lovecraft books when I was a teenager, but now, whilst it's a bit hit and miss, really enjoy it when I'm in the mood.
Reading Lovecraft put mew onto Edgar Allen Poe, which is some ways I prefer to Lovecraft.
Getting back to the Torturer books. I love the feel of the old world there under the covers and how it's slowly uncovered/revealed as you read the books.
Yeah, tastes change over the years. What we don't like, becomes something we love.
I couldn't get into Lovecraft books when I was a teenager, but now, whilst it's a bit hit and miss, really enjoy it when I'm in the mood.
Reading Lovecraft put mew onto Edgar Allen Poe, which is some ways I prefer to Lovecraft.
Getting back to the Torturer books. I love the feel of the old world there under the covers and how it's slowly uncovered/revealed as you read the books.
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