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Yarvin, Houellebecq, Land, Fisher: Political Readings of Lovecraft

Since 2008, the New Right has adopted Cthulhu as a metaphor –but cosmic horror is just as useful for thinking through reactionary and revolutionary movements alike.

Yarvin, Houellebecq, Land, Fisher: Political Readings of Lovecraft

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