H・P・ラヴクラフト:世界と人生に抗って (Tankobon Hardcover)

The book presents Lovecraft's work as a critique of modern civilization. I wonder what motivated the author to interpret Lovecraft this way and how it shaped the narrative.

Usually, Lovecraft is seen just as a horror writer, but this biography delves into his philosophical stance. Did it change how others view his legacy?

His critique of progress and humanity seems quite aligned with his broader philosophical stance. I wonder how much of his personal beliefs shape this analysis.