Cthulhu & Coffee

Noir is one of the most profound and prolific genres. It's led to hybrid genres such as neo-noir and cyberpunk, as seen in Blade Runner (1982), and has been revisited in classic black and white cinematography in Ripley (2024). Get your gat in hand and let's take a look at the enduring legacy of noir. 

Early influences on Sword & Sorcery were largely a result of H. P. Lovecraft and Robert E. Howard. We'll get into that, but first let's talk a bit about what Sword & Sorcery is.

My experience and evolution with LLM Chat GPT and using AI-generated art in publishing and the table-top roleplaying game industry (Spoiler: currently, you cannot use AI-generated art for community content on sites such as DrivethruRPG.) What is ChatGPT good for? What is it not? AI-generated art, beauty from afar but far from beauty.

Exploring Horror, Cosmicism, Lovecraftian Horror and its key components. Tropes of Lovecraftian fiction. The mastery of the King in Yellow tales by Robert W. Chambers.

Covering writing, table-top roleplaying, and of course the Yog-Sothothery that is the Cthulhu Mythos. I'll cover all aspects of writing and the writing life as well as game designing table-top roleplaying games.   Book and film reviews. Horror.  Lovecraftian horror. Cosmic Horror. Pulp adventure. Noir. Neo-Noir. Tech-Noir. Sword & Sorcery.  Join me as we go two-fisted into the tentacle-la...