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Cthulhu in the Deep South Kirk Battle
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4.8 • 46 Ratings
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A young man leaves Massachusetts on a ship bound to harvest ice and deliver it to Charleston. When they encounter an impossible iceberg and haul a mysterious fragment on board events are set in motion that will lead our young hero on a journey to his horrible destiny on an island off the coast of South Carolina.
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Book 6 - Chapter 1
Learning spells. Fear. Freedom. A new life.
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Book 6 - Chapter 2
Reunion. Resumption. Paying Respects. Cthulhu in the Deep South is a member of the Missing Sock Podcast Network.
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Book 6 - Chapter 3
Strange Dreams. A funeral. Recommendations wrapped in spells.
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Book 6 - Chapter 4
Finding work.
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Book 6 - Chapter 5
Working. Spying. Plotting. An ungrieved death.
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Book 6 - Chapter 6
Saving Grace. The power of money. Secrets in the attic.
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Customer Reviews
Good listen
I’m a big HP Lovecraft fan and always look forward to people working within the universe and this podcast does a good job with it. I was a little nervous with the last couple of episodes where it appeared to be steering towards the cliff of woke like a lot of modern shows do (the pattern being one or two good seasons then the writing lights itself on fire & plunges over the Cliff of social justice signaling to fellow wealthy academics with success guilt & feigned loathing about Lovecraft’s Woodrow Wilson-era Progressivism aka eugenics/racism).
His virtue signaling did not not add much to the story they also didn’t get in the way too much. Still enjoyable Cthulhu material.
Fascinating Tales!
I live in Savannah, GA and love these Lovecraft stories set in The Low Country! Keep ‘em coming!
Absolutely fabulous! Really creative Lovecraftian horror.
The research and effort that go into this is amazing. The performances are solid. The story unfolds one generation at a time.
As a student of American History and a devotee of Lovecraft, Derleth, Bloch, and Howard, I truly appreciate the quality of the tale blended with historical details.
I don’t want it to end.