I still have one of those artificial hands that grow fingernails. My dog brought it home a while back. I never knew where it came from until listening to this.
@@grimscribe6454 :) just uncovering Ligotti after hearing about him a few weeks ago so fun - it feels like Borges oversees the animation of a Frankenstein-ghost-mutant-baby discreetly made out of the mangled flesh of Umberto Eco, Kafka, and of course Lovecraft
@@joelclark5458 I think Thomas Ligotti is a genius and that his works are beautiful, but after listening to and reading a bunch of his works, a wave of melancholy washed me away and I decided to avoid his works for the foreseeable future.
I still have one of those artificial hands that grow fingernails. My dog brought it home a while back. I never knew where it came from until listening to this.
The Photo you use is excellent !
this is the coolest fucking thing I've ever heard
Well thanks!
@@grimscribe6454 :) just uncovering Ligotti after hearing about him a few weeks ago
so fun - it feels like Borges oversees the animation of a Frankenstein-ghost-mutant-baby discreetly made out of the mangled flesh of Umberto Eco, Kafka, and of course Lovecraft
@@palmsofourhands Great way of putting it! The mental image seems kind of right
does the Red Tower have same-day delivery?
After they hooked up with Amazon they lost their edge. Good to have Prime though, with the closet or junk-pile option as well.
Another great addition to your channel. Your pacing is spot on. This story clung to my mind. It is difficult to leave. Thank you!
Thanks so much! I really appreciate it. More coming soon
@@grimscribe6454 I'm sure you get too many requests. However, I gotta ask: The Chymist?
tietjen666 sounds like a good next step!
Pleasant reading, thanks for this.
Does the Red Tower accept Mastercard?
Nice reading.
Excellent reading! Thank you!
Thank you!
Is it an allegory of cancer?
Only that most hideous of cancers; the one that insists that we love and defend it, that categoric malignancy that we call "life"
@@joelclark5458 I think Thomas Ligotti is a genius and that his works are beautiful, but after listening to and reading a bunch of his works, a wave of melancholy washed me away and I decided to avoid his works for the foreseeable future.
I was thinking it might be a zit
@@Geospasmic Oh? Now that's depressing… ;p