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# John Hornor JacobsA Lush and Seething Hell: Two Tales of Cosmic Horror

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**Price:** 415 DH
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- **What is this?** John Hornor JacobsA Lush and Seething Hell: Two Tales of Cosmic Horror by john hornor jacobsalmarie guerramacleod andrewsharperaudio
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John Hornor JacobsA Lush and Seething Hell: Two Tales of Cosmic Horror

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## Customer Reviews

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    Obsession and Madness
  

*by E***A on Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2022*

The two novels in John Hornor Jacobs' "A Lush and Seething Hell" are impressive. They are much more literary than I expected.The time periods and settings are masterfully created. I liked them both but "My Heart Struck Sorrow" pulled me into it more than 'The Sea Dreams It is the Sky." Both seem well-written but also, at times, over-written. There is so much information I lose the stories.Nevertheless, Parker has his own Necronomicon—he is obsessed with and subsumed by his own "Stackerlee." It ended as it should end. I can't say why; it has to be experienced as it is.

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    Damned fine writing
  

*by R***F on Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2021*

The two novellas or short novels contained in this volume differ in a number of ways: one is set in an imagined country in South America, the other in DC and the American South; the former deals in the politics of tyranny, the latter in the tyrannies of racialism; each has a distinct tone. Yet they share an element used often by Lovecraft (and others): the perils of the quest for forbidden knowledge--the book that shouldn't be read, the pictures that shouldn't be seen, the song that shouldn't be heard. (Although by the end of My Heart Struck Sorrow I really wanted to hear that song. As with Grady Hendrix's We Sold Our Souls, I wished more than once that the book came with a sound track.) They share also the slow burn of creeping, building dread; oblique and imperfect glimpses of cosmicism beyond the world we know; and the heartbreaking knowledge that there is more than enough horror in the things we ordinary earthbound humans do to each other. Above all they share truly brilliant, masterful writing. More than the subjects or settings or characters, the language and imagery of these stories wormed into my mind like a fever that lingered for several days after I finished the last page. I will be reading more John Hornor Jacobs.

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    Starts slow, but really takes off
  

*by H***) on Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2019*

Both stories deal with found manuscripts and hallucinatory weirdness. I found both stories slow to start and had trouble getting into them. It’ll depend on your taste as a reader–many readers are fine having the setting slowly detailed before starting to get to anything unusual. I tend to prefer my genre trappings a little more up-front and center. It’s up to you whether this book is likely to appeal to you in that area. Certainly those parts of the book are quite well-written.The characters are really interesting. I’m not entirely fond of some of them (I really didn’t like Cromwell much, for example), but they have a fair amount of depth and interest to them. I would have liked a bit more of Hattie in the second book; she just seemed like a more intriguing character.I loved the creepiness factor once it crept in! I was glued to the page as soon as things got weird. Jacobs’ treatment of the bizarre is wonderful–it slips in and grabs hold of you before you know what’s happening. I did think the end of the first story was a little abrupt, but it was still good. All in all this is a great book.Content note for racism, torture, and sexual content. The second story mostly takes place (via the manuscript) in 1938 in the American South, so there’s a whole lot of racial tension.

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