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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.
Oct 09, 2009 — photo credit: 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.
