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Certainly, we were in one of the strangest, weirdest, and most terrible of all the corners of Earth's globe.

I have said that these peaks are higher than the Himalayas, but the sculptures forbid me to say that they

are Earth's highest.

That grim honor is beyond doubt reserved for something which half the sculptures hesitated

to record at all, whilst others approached it with obvious repugnance and trepidation.

It seems that there was one part of the ancient land, the first part that ever rose from the waters after the earth had flung

off the moon and the old ones had seeped down from the stars, which had come to be shunned

as vaguely and namelessly evil. Cities built there had crumbled before their

time and had been found suddenly deserted. Then, when the first great earthbuckling had convulsed the region in the Comanchean

age, a frightful line of peaks had shot suddenly up amidst the most appalling din and chaos, and earth had received her loftiest and most terrible mountains.

Hello folks we are here in our sixth episode covering

HP Lovecraft's at the Mountains of Madness I'm Chad Fifer and I'm Chris

lackey and I'm Ian Colbert welcome back Ian I'm glad to be back this

week's episode is brought to you in part by the H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society, an alternative

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You know I wanted to bring those guys up anyway because we've talked a lot about

Ian's the reason that Ian is on the show because you adapted and illustrated graphic novel

adaptation of At the Mountains of Manas put out by self-made

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And people have been picking it up, they listen to the show and really enjoying it.

If you guys haven't read that yet, go over to Amazon, we'll put a link up, you can pick that up.

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