It was my first glimpse at something other.ĬP: “Whispers Beyond the Glass” is a wonderful Lovecraftian poem with beautiful language and some great references to the mythos. I think I may have had an out-of-body experience. I remember one day hanging out in his basement, listening to The Moody Blues and King Crimson.
He was a budding writer, his brother was an artist. In grade school, I had a friend who introduced me to Lovecraft and Lord Dunsany. Riding bikes and swimming at the lake in summer, raking leaves in the fall just to jump in the pile, snow forts and sledding in winter. KN: I grew up in a small town in Connecticut. Join us as we interview Kurt Newton for the second time, and as we dive into the making of his Lovecraftian poem “Whispers Beyond the Glass.” Hinnom Magazine Issue 008 – Cover Art by David DawkinsĬP: For those who didn’t get the chance to read your first spotlight with G&H, can you tell us a little about yourself? How you came to write dark fiction and poetry? "synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.With Hinnom 008 releasing tomorrow, we thought we’d interview some of the authors involved to help get the word out about their pieces.
The story moved along at a decent pace. The bad news is its hunger is insatiable. The good news is the wishnik wants only one thing: to be fed. The wishnik informs Kenny it's time for him to fulfill his part of the bargain. When the wish comes true, and good fortune begins to shine upon his family, Kenny believes that his unbelievable luck is merely coincidence.Īn encounter with a demonic creature – a wishnik – in the woods behind his home, confirms that his fortunes have a sinister origin.
For the well-being of everyone involved, Kenny wishes his abusive, tyrannical father dead. With news that his father has fallen ill, Kenny casts a wish into the night. Many sons wish their father dead for Kenny Morgan, that wish came true.
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