000-0648
000-0648
FROM H. P. Lovecraft
TO J. Vernon Shea
25-Sep-1933

Abstract

On his Quebec trip, with visits to Salem and Marblehead on the way back, essay on the problem of race and culture and Hitler (a mostly-familiar development of Lovecraft's thoughts on race, culture, and civilization, with references to China, Japan, Slavs, Jews, Hindus, Classical civilizations etc.) seguing into discussion of post-World War I Germany (based in part on a recent visit by a neighbor), on Robert Bloch (with reference to Clark Ashton Smith and August Derleth), on Proust (mention of "Within a Budding Grove" and "The Guermantes Way"), autumn has come.

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