Ian Culbard

I'm a freelance artist who writes and draws comics, makes animated films and commercials, develops TV shows and doesn't sleep.

_{Strange Planet Stories, blog de Ian Culbard.}

Where do you think Lovecraft places in literary history?

Ian: I think in the broadest sense of ‘literature’ he’s not as recognised as, say, Poe, but within the genre of Horror and Science Fiction he’s inescapable. I think that by demythologising his work as he did with stories like Dreams in the Witch House and At the Mountains of Madness, Lovecraft placed himself firmly at the crossroads of science fiction and horror so that all points would lead to him long after his passing.

_{Adapting Lovecraft: An Interview with Ian Culbard}