Some Ghouls Wander By Mistake

“The December 2008 issue of Weird Tales features an exclusive interview with the leading dark-fantasist of our generation, Neil Gaiman — so this holiday season, we’re doubling up on the Gaimany goodness! From now through Dec. 31, all new and renewing Weird Tales subscribers in the U.S. will receive a free copy of THE NEIL GAIMAN READER, a fantastic book of essays about Neil’s work that includes two extensive interviews with the man himself. What’s more, order by Dec. 15 and the READER will reach you by Dec. 23 with free shipping. That’s $47.95 worth of weirdness for $20 flat!”

[ Quoted from Source: Weird Tales Magazine ]

“Stand back everyone, I’m from Cincinnati!”, I yelled, intelligently, at the frightened masses huddled inside of the aeroplane cabin, their faces ugly with fear.

There I stood, alone, amidst the crowd, looking over a rather broken man, who was gasping in pain, clutching at his own hideously twisted form.

“Just what does being from Cincinnati have to do with medical emergencies?” huffed she, a rather pointy-faced old lady, who by the tone of her voice, and the sheer stupidity of her question, was obviously from Toledo. [the rest of this story at The Miskatonic Archive]

A while ago, I made all these random 404 images from the works of Gustave Dore. The 404 pages themselves rotate these images at random, along with titles, descriptions, and flavor texts which are also randomly generated.

I had sort of hoped that they would make getting lost at The Miskatonic Archive an addictive experience, thereby nullifying my need to write actual content for the site. Unfortunately, not enough people get lost or misdirected.

For those who do not know how to get lost, I linked the above image to a corner of nowhere on the Miskatonic Archive. Please, if you have the time, give it a try.