Hello, welcome to the Insmith wrap-up here at the H.P. Lovecraft literary podcast.

Today we've got my pal Chris Lackey interviewing Robert M. Price about the

sociological and literary origins of the Shadow of her Insmith.

Robert is, of course, a professor of theology and scriptural studies at the Coleman Theological

Seminary and an author of many great books on religion and myth as well as Lovecraft.

He's the host of his own show The Bible Geek and one of the hosts of Point of Inquiry, links to which you can find in our show notes.

After that, Chris and I get on the horn with one of our favorite guys, Donovan K. Laoks.

Donovan is the creator and keeper of this show's main resource, H.P. Lovecraft.com, where you can find the most accurate versions of

Lovecraft's work as well as criticism and all sorts of great information. Donovan is also an expert

on Lovecraftian architecture and geography. He's got some fascinating insights to share about

Insmith and more including facts about the case of Charles Dexter Ward never heard

publicly until the end of this program.

Hmm, we've got a lot to talk about so let's get going here at

H.P. podcraft.com has produced this record.

Chris Laki here and I've got Lefcraftian scholar and

gubru Robert M price on the phone with me.

Glad to have you back on the show Bob.

Did you be here?

Before we get into talking about Insmith, I was wondering if you had any interesting projects going on right now.

Well, last week I sat down and wrote about five stories.

I owed to different editors and the like.

I just finished a Thongor story using Lenviger it's called Empires of Lameuria and you can tell it's real high-class

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