L'Appel de Cthulhu

The way he created this vast, terrifying universe feels so unique. I'm curious whether it was based on personal fears or influenced by other mythologies.

The stories make our world feel so fragile compared to the cosmic horrors lurking beyond. Did this perspective change how others viewed humanity after reading?

His works often reflect a sense of isolation and fear of the unknown, which seems deeply connected to his worldview. I wonder how much of that is intentional or subconscious.