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Originally Posted by Nesacat  The Music Of Erich Zann is indeed a wonderful tale. I like the way it builds until you find yourself reading faster and faster and almost holding your breath as the music gets wilder and wilder.
Am curious how a movie would manage to catch all this and the building Erich lived in and those streets. |
Thank you for reminding me. Yes, it was really the superb way Lovecraft built that feeling of suspense so cleverly with the ever increasing wildness of the music that had me on tender hooks. I also like the way that after having reached such a supsenful climax the author of the story is never able to recapture or indeed relocate the scene or its protagonist. There's something wistful, indeed almost tradgic in this like a love that can never be rekindled. I understand this was also a personal favourite of the Old Gent, so looks like great minds do think alike...
I think Ningauble is correct in the previous post but if someone has actually seen it I would like to know their opinion.....
