>Far from being a man of his time, Lovecraft's views were abhorrent even to his bigoted peers. A 1922 attempt to join an elite honor society within the KKK (The Glorious Lancers of the Sepulcher of the Church of the Ku Klux Klan), typically reserved for college men, was rebuffed on the basis of racial views evinced in a monograph he submitted for their consideration. In the document, he called for what we would now recognize as the genocide of Black Americans, most mixed raced people, Sephardic and Mizrahi Jews, and Catholics. This shocked even the 'elite' Klansmen, who held to a repressive and segregationist line, but were not comfortable with the mass slaughter or even forced repatriation of minority groups.Why haven't you read Lovecraft?If you won't read, I will read it to you.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjKPo6Vw5ew
Why haven’t you read Father Clavis?
Him dying in relative obscurity before his work was appreciated just adds to his doomer view of the universe.
