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Acknowledgments
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Preface
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1. Introduction
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2. Pulp Ekphrasis, History,
and Deformation
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3. A Real Weird Magazine
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4. Clark Ashton Smith and
Artistic Form
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5. The Failure of Clark Ashton
Smith
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6. The Cultural Alienation of Robert
E. Howard
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7. Robert E. Howard
and Rendering the Real and Unreal
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8. Cthulhu is Beautiful
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9. Lovecraft and the
Threat of Modernism
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10. Conclusion: Form and Formlessness
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Notes
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Written by Jason Ray Carney
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Kindle utilizes the mobi format. Nook utilizes
the ePub format.
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