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Poe, Lovecraft, and the Revolution in Supernatural Fiction
| Summary | Expert S. T. Joshi led an exploration of the revolutionary changes introduced into the genre of horror fiction by prominent American writers Edgar Allen Poe and H. P. Lovecraft. |
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| Photographed | Oct 09, 2009 |
| Photographer | Brian Drumm |
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S. T. Joshi led the discussion of the impact of Poe and Lovecraft's works.
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An intrigued crowd filled the Lilly Auditorium in University Library.
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The American writers had a profound impact, Joshi believes.
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The discussion covered a wide range of points about both authors.
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Students, faculty and staff alike took part in the event.
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The discussion left those on hand with a lot to ponder.
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The genre of horror fiction has appealed to generations of American readers.
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The works of Poe and Lovecraft will continue to excite the imagination.
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While the topic was serious, there were some lighter moments to savor.
