Cthulhu: Strange Aeons takes the tropes of Lovecraftian horror and transplants them into a hard, gritty science fiction setting. The two initial books, the Investigator’s Guide and the Keeper’s Guide, define the setting and include everything you need to advance your Call of Cthulhu game into the far future. Subsequent books will explore the horrors of new worlds and the dark places between the stars.

Cthulhu: Strange Aeons is fully licensed from Chaosium and is based on the 7th Edition of the Call of Cthulhu game system. Call of Cthulhu is a trademark of Chaosium Inc. and is used with permission.

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

Back in August 2013 I was fortunate enough to give a presentation at the NecronomiCon in Providence, RI. The NecronomiCon was a convention that discussed the stories and philosophy of H.P. Lovecraft. A variety of writers, artists, filmmakers and musicians attended the convention. Included as part of the convention, coordinated by Mr. Niels Hobbs, were a series of scientific presentations based on the writings of H.P. Lovecraft. My presentation was on the Biology of the Old Ones. I enjoyed giving the presentation and talking to so many fans of H.P. Lovecraft that I wanted to continue my investigations and the associated conversations.Thus, I created www.lovecraftianscience.wordpress.com to continue these efforts, focusing on the science behind Lovecraft's work.

Since September 2013 I have posted numerous articles discussing how Lovecraft used science in his stories.The first series of articles was an expansion on some of the ideas and concepts I presented on the Biology of the Old Ones at the NecronomiCon.Subsequent articles have included investigations on a story-specific basis, as well as on specific subject matters, such as the solar system, the use of Einstein’s theories in Lovecraft’s stories, the role of fungi in Lovecraft’s fiction, and how Lovecraft would actually modify his stories to agree with emerging scientific ideas and discoveries. Some more academic and philosophical subjects were also discussed such as how Lovecraft attempted to use science to justify some of his racist views and how his materialism philosophy impacted his work.I also include artwork from various artists citing the artist and identifying where the artwork was found. One of the artists I most frequently work with is Steve Maschuck.

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

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