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- Can Someone Explain the King in Yellow? : r Lovecraft - Reddit
As it says on the tin, can someone explain the King in Yellow Hastur to me? I recently took interest after rewatching True Detective, but I wanted to see the King from the perspective of the Mythos I’m also wondering about Carcosa, if you can tell me about that
- What is the deal with the King in Yellow? : r 40kLore - Reddit
The King in Yellow has connections with the Cognitae, the Immaterium, apparently wants to know the Emperor's true name, and has enemies in the Inquisition The term "King in Yellow" comes from a IRL set of short stories that depict a fictional play of the same name and speak of a mysterious entity which brings madness and ruin
- Where is Carcosa? Who is the King in Yellow? : r Lovecraft - Reddit
All this preamble is because the King in Yellow is not just a piece of Decadent literature, the titular King in Yellow IS decadence He is a king of a crumbled, grandiose kingdom His influence is unavoidable, poisonous to even see once, but so alluring and hypnotizing it is impossible to resist To this end, Carcosa is everywhere
- Should I read “The king in Yellow” : r Lovecraft - Reddit
The king in yellow (the stories start off good, but get less good the longer you're into it ) From beyond The outsider The thing on the doorstep The shadow over innsmoth The call or cthulhu The mountains of madness Dunwich horror Dreams in the witch house The shadow out of time Whisperer in the darkness
- Has anyone read The King in Yellow? If so what are your . . . - Reddit
The King in Yellow is one of, if not my favourite, books of all time, not only for the book itself but for the awesome work done around it by other creators
- So what WAS the King in Yellow anyway? : r Lovecraft - Reddit
The King in Yellow is a personification of Truth, where the King judges sins and atrocities The King does make an appearance In The Court of The Dragon, described as a man in a Yellow Robe, tattered The Eldritch Being is a take from Derleth and later incorporated by Chaosium A Half-Brother of Cthulhu, Wind Elemental opposite
- What does Hastur represent and or what are his ideals? - Reddit
Chambers, who wrote The King in Yellow, characterized Hastur as the name of a mystical location and the King in Yellow as a separate being Then you have Derleth, who seems to have characterized Hastur and the King in Yellow as the same entity
- Dissapointed with the King In Yellow from W. Chambers - Reddit
The first 3-4 we're spooky, kind of intriguing and made use of the book play within a book (The King in Yellow) And then the last 3-4 stories were the same drippy love story of a young artist becoming obsessed with a French teenager
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