R. von Pnaklendorf
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I’m starting this thread by talking about book editions that aren’t in English and whose covers are more appealing than their English-language counterparts—or, in some cases, volumes that only exist in a language other than English.
I wanted to start with this Argentine comics anthology, featuring a foreword by Mariana Enríquez and cover art by Santiago Caruso, both of whom are Argentine. It is dedicated to The Cthulhu Mythos, with a focus on colonial South America and the southern character of the region.
I think it has a beautiful cover.
I’m also sharing a photo review from the Spanish-language blog Susurros desde la Oscuridad, which includes translations into other languages.
www.susurrosdesdelaoscuridad.com
I’m planning to share my Spanish editions of Thomas Ligotti later.
I wanted to start with this Argentine comics anthology, featuring a foreword by Mariana Enríquez and cover art by Santiago Caruso, both of whom are Argentine. It is dedicated to The Cthulhu Mythos, with a focus on colonial South America and the southern character of the region.
I think it has a beautiful cover.
I’m also sharing a photo review from the Spanish-language blog Susurros desde la Oscuridad, which includes translations into other languages.
Descendientes: Los mitos argentinos de H.P. Lovecraft
Blog sobre los mitos de Cthulhu, el horror cósmico, H.P. Lovecraft y su círculo. La llamada de Cthulhu, libros, rol, películas.
I’m planning to share my Spanish editions of Thomas Ligotti later.
