in my third-floor front hall room One evening at about eight I heard a spattering on the floor and became suddenly aware that I had been smelling the pungent odour of ammonia for some time. Muñoz room from “Cool Air”: (excerpt from Dagonbytes via Alan Moore World)įter a time I came upon a house in West Fourteenth Street which disgusted me much less than the others I had sampled.

The light on, on the fourth floor, is Dr.

The building that is the story’s main setting is based on a townhouse at 317 West 14th Street where George Kirk, one of Lovecraft’s few New York friends, lived briefly in 1925.

According to Wikipedia, Lovecraft wrote “Cool Air” during his unhappy stay in New York City, during which he wrote three horror stories with a New York setting.

The site is that of Lovecraft’s story “ Cool Air.” Read “Cool Air” ( text available in its entirety online, also in audiobook version) as it is referenced throughout Providence #1.

The building depicted is 317 W 14th St, New York, NY 10014.

Thanks to Alan Moore World and their reader Flavio Pessanha for basically annotating this.

The issue concludes with Black’s written account of the day’s events in his Commonplace Book. Muñoz of Lovecraft’s short story “Cool Air.” At the same time, Black’s lover, Jonathan (Lillian) Russell commits suicide. Robert Black walks back and forth from the Herald offices, through Manhattan, and interviews Dr. General: This issue takes place on June 5, 1919. If there’s anything we missed or got wrong, let us know in comments. Note: some of this is obvious, but you never know who’s reading and what their exposure is.

Writer: Alan Moore, Artist: Jacen Burrows, based on works of H.P. 1 “The Yellow Sign” (32 pages plus covers, May 27 2015) Below are annotations for Providence, No.

The new annotated hp lovecraft