Here’s some cool news: the current Spring/Summer issue of H.P. Lovecraft’s Magazine of Horror has begun running selected illustrations from my (Almost) One Hundred Demons drawing exercise. The feature starts as a page of “Nine Little Demons” and continues with further batches of nine demon illustrations printed between articles through this issue, with the next few batches set to appear in the next issue.
I’ve purchased and enjoyed several issues of this magazine before I managed to get some art printed in it. It’s the sort of magazine that is unfortunately becoming more and more scarce in the age of things like Maxim and FHM. It’s a publication than comprises largely prose short stories and poetry, along with the occasional interview. Not many pictures. No advice about whether to buy this product or that product. The prose stories and poetry are (no surprise) usually horror stories influenced by Lovecraft, and the interviews are generally with horror writers, although not necessarily overtly Lovecraft-influenced ones. This issue, for example, features an interesting interview with Anita Blake writer Laurell K. Hamilton.
I know too well the fate that will befall you if you don’t purchase this issue, but it is far to foul and mind-boggling to describe. Words simply do not exist to describe such a thing. Were I to do so, it would most assuredly drive you mad!
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