The Unnameable Series

Secrets lost in the histories, entities that live outside of our timelines, forbidden knowledge that comes at a price and truths that send chills down the spine.

I love the way Lovecraft writes, it's so old school it might even be called Ancient. Nobody describes things so thoroughly in modern times. But most of all, I love how he fills planet earth and beyond with such a great breathtaking wonder at the infinite possibilities that the histories of the cosmos can provide.

A wonder that can be both a terrifying burden for the protagonists and reader to bear, but also a testament of blissful awe for the magnitude of the events slowly unfolding around us. I personally find allurement in this duality, it gives me a cacophony of human emotions that shows the complexity in life.

The Unnameable Series is a personal attempt of grasping at that strange sense of aesthetic, which hopefully might give you the chills and/or make you look at life in a different perspective.

The cover picture is owned by 𝐁𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐨 ☥.
The cover picture of "The Blasphemy of a Child's Act" is "Portrait of a man of oriental origin with turban" and owned by Carl Leopold Müller.