![]() His vision is definitely not for everyone, it’s probably the darkest vision of existence I’ve seen in my sixty-eight years. To say the least it is an explosive and somber view of life and cosmos, a view that leaves us in no doubt as to what underpins his corpus of tales. His vision pushes Schopenhauer’s vision of extreme menace and hooks it with the early rather than late Lovecraftian horror reality. With this reading I honed in on his stance of pessimism and anti-natalism. ![]() ![]() This is sixth reading of Ligotti’s Conspiracy book, and every time something new pops out or a new perspective on various angles of vision suddenly rise up while others fall back into the background. ![]()
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