I wonder if any editing was done to the interior. Public domain works taken straight from a place like Project Gutenberg often have amusing sentences when the OCR gets confused when scanning.
“I found his hat.” becomes “I found he shat.”
Naaman Brown
8 years ago
[snark] I am so glad that they crossed the words “horror” over the image of a skull, otherwise I would not have been aware that H.P. Lovecraft was a horror writer.[/snark]
Most available H.P. Lovecraft texts available as public domain are often lacking the finer points of formatting and typography. Plus, the truly public domain texts, if transcribed from the original pulp magazines, were horribly edited to fit space available.
Lydia
8 years ago
Shouldn’t there be tentacles?
L-Plate Pen
8 years ago
Sad skull looks embarrassed to be there.
codeman38
8 years ago
I love how the “t” in “Lovecraft” isn’t even in the same font as the rest of the name. ~Quality~.
![cover[1]](https://lousybookcovers.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/cover1-33.jpg)
Copperplate Gothic Bold
Old English
Crap…I can’t recall the third font.
I bet that artwork is public domain, too.
Had potential.
I wonder if any editing was done to the interior. Public domain works taken straight from a place like Project Gutenberg often have amusing sentences when the OCR gets confused when scanning.
“I found his hat.” becomes “I found he shat.”
[snark] I am so glad that they crossed the words “horror” over the image of a skull, otherwise I would not have been aware that H.P. Lovecraft was a horror writer.[/snark]
Most available H.P. Lovecraft texts available as public domain are often lacking the finer points of formatting and typography. Plus, the truly public domain texts, if transcribed from the original pulp magazines, were horribly edited to fit space available.
Shouldn’t there be tentacles?
Sad skull looks embarrassed to be there.
I love how the “t” in “Lovecraft” isn’t even in the same font as the rest of the name. ~Quality~.