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Andrea Bonazzi

@andreabonazzi.eurosky.social
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Starving artist. Weird art. Cosmic horror. No AI, just biological idiocy. linktr.ee/andrea.bonazzi

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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 9h
Oh, well... since we're in Italy, comedy inevitably ends up overshadowing the narrative elements. It's 9:45 a.m. now, and I'd better try to get some sleep.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 9h
If you follow the official Italian news, you get the impression you're in a movie where all the teenage students have turned into mutant zombies thirsty for destruction, activated by remote control by all the bloodthirsty communists in the opposition.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 9h
Incidents have occurred during protests in several Italian cities, just as they have in Paris and elsewhere. The pro-government Italian press refers to “guerrilla warfare” as if the protesters were an organized enemy army. The news here today seems like a parody of a B-movie disaster film.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 14h
Well, I can't afford to attend the Italian science fiction, horror & fantasy book fairs and conventions, but at least one of my book covers is on display... stranimondi.it
Publisher vendor table at an Italian book fair.
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Laird Barron @lairdbarron.bsky.social · 15h
"Our No Kings account is down!" "Our Musk documentary account is down!" But yes, by all means keep posting on Musk and Zuckerberg's platforms
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 23h
Milan, Italy.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 23h
Yep, I've become so politicized that even when I eat chicken, I only pick the left wing.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 17/10/2026
Giù nel torrente in secca, tracce di cingolati e di ungulati fianco a fianco.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 17/10/2026
"Chapter XVIII: The Green Star." Page from The House on the Borderland by William Hope Hodgson, Night Shade Books, 2004.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 17/10/2026
"Years appeared to pass, slowly. The earth had almost reached the center of the sun's disk. The light from the Green Sun—as now it must be called—shone through the interstices, that gapped the mouldered walls of the old house, giving them the appearance of being wrapped in green flames."
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Newly identified green star leaves astronomers amazed
Astronomers for the first time have identified a green star, documenting a dense stellar remnant called a white dwarf that became a ghostly shade of chartreuse after ingesting rocky ​debris from plane...
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 17/10/2026
Here in my apartment, it's Halloween all year round. This eight-legged guy has been stuck to the ceiling since 1991.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 17/10/2026
I'm afraid I'm a little too far away—I live in Italy. Thanks anyway!
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 17/10/2026
Sadly, I've never read it. It's been many, many years since I've been able to spend a single cent on books or comics.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 16/10/2026
I don't have anything new to post, so... Here's some old stuff: "H.P. Lovecraft and Friends. Unpublished pictures from the Miskatonic University Archives." #lovecraftian #cthulhu #weird
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Ashley R Pollard @ashleyrpollard.bsky.social · 16/10/2026
This KickStarter is probably going to fail, but if more people knew about it, then it could reach its funding goal. Check out H. P. Lovecraft: When the Stars Are Right by Seán Martin on @kickstarter.com www.kickstarter.com/projects/lov...
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H. P. Lovecraft: When the Stars Are Right
Long-lost documentary about H. P. Lovecraft with unique footage - friends & writers - who never spoke on camera about HPL again.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 16/10/2026
I just saw a couple of ghosts!
Two little ghosts hanging from a balcony on a street in Genoa, Italy. It's usually rare to see Halloween decorations in Italian cities. Two little ghosts hanging from a balcony on a street in Genoa, Italy. It's usually rare to see Halloween decorations in Italian cities.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 16/10/2026
Oh, yeah, everything's going great in Italy... www.ansa.it/english/news...
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Around 5.4 million people, 9.3% of population, in absolute poverty in Italy in 2025 - General News - Ansa.it
Istat said Thursday that it estimates that 2.1 million households made up of a total of 5.4 million people were living in absolute poverty in Italy in 2025. The national statistics agency said the abs...
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 16/10/2026
È un espediente lovecraftiano per causare allucinazioni tridimensionali a chi legge.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 15/10/2026
I remember with fondness and nostalgia my meeting with Roland C. Wagner, in 2002, at an Italian convention. He bought an inflatable plastic Godzilla at a local fair and carried it around all day, tied to a string like a leash, even bringing it to the panel table where he was participating.
Roland C. Wagner and his Godzilla on a leash, at the “Il Futuro in Gioco” gaming and science fiction convention in Milan, Italy, in December 2002.
Roland C. Wagner bought an inflatable plastic Godzilla at a local fair and carried it around all day, tied to a string like a leash, even bringing it to the panel table where he was participating. Roland C. Wagner, me, and his Godzilla on a leash, at the “Il Futuro in Gioco” gaming and science fiction convention in Milan, Italy, in December 2002.
Roland C. Wagner bought an inflatable plastic Godzilla at a local fair and carried it around all day, tied to a string like a leash, even bringing it to the panel table where he was participating.Godzilla and I, reading the convention program, at the “Il Futuro in Gioco” gaming and science fiction convention in Milan, Italy, in December 2002. My art exhibition at the “Il Futuro in Gioco” gaming and science fiction convention in Milan, Italy, in December 2002.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 15/10/2026
In 1995, the French writer Roland C. Wagner (1960–2012) wrote an alternate-history biography of H.P. Lovecraft, titled “H.P.L. (1890–1991),” in which he recounts the life and career of a Lovecraft who lived to be 101 years old. The latest French edition includes an English-language version.
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H.P.L.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 15/10/2026
Un altro di questi titoli, ancora gratuiti online su Liber Liber, è "Lo spettro della morte nera" di Ivan Pissilenko, una sorta di novellizzazione italiana non autorizzata del Nosferatu di Murnau, pubblicata nel 1927.
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Lo spettro della morte nera
Dall'incipit del libro: Durante il soggiorno di due mesi che noi facemmo nelle montagne dei Carpazi nel 1904 entrammo una sera in casa di una vecchia contadina che volle volentieri darci ospitalità e ...
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 15/10/2026
Google mi ricorda che molti anni fa ho contribuito con il compianto Riccardo Valla alla scansione/revisione di vecchi testi fantastici italiani in pubblico dominio. Uno di questi è "L'uomo di fil di ferro" di Ciro Kahn, romanzo di fantascienza del 1932 che quasi sembra anticipare i robot di Asimov.
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L’uomo di fil di ferro
Scritto nel 1932, è ambientato in una futuristica Roma del 1998. Si prefigura come uno dei primissimi esempi in cui appare un robot autonomo e pensante, programmato dal suo creatore con norme di compo...
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 15/10/2026
“Caduto per la libertà senza sbocco”. “He died for a freedom with no way out.” (Context in ALT text)
"Caduto per la libertà senza sbocco".
Photo of a marble plaque bearing the name of a street in Genoa, Italy. Beneath the name of the partisan after whom the street is named, the words “Fallen for freedom” are inscribed, and someone has handwritten “no way out” to indicate that the street is a dead end. This, however, gives rise to the surreal phrase “He died for a freedom with no way out.”
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 05/02/2026
An old postcard from the Ligurian Riviera. #cthulhu #camogli
A fake postcard with the words “Greetings from Camogli” depicts a statue of Cthulhu on the pebble beach of the Ligurian seaside village. Giant tentacles emerge from behind the church to the left of the village houses.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 14/10/2026
I'm finally a published poet! 😁 Oh, well, no—it's just my response in rhyme to the question "Why do you like Strani Aeoni?" posed to contributors of the Italian publishing and writing group of the same name, all compiled into an ebook. straniaeoni.blogspot.com/2026/10/cozy...
Dall'alveo mio sommerso
nel mare da milioni
d'anni, il mio sonno è perso.
Né morte né stagioni,
né afflato mai diverso
d'astri o rivoluzioni
d'orbite a un sole avverso
placaron mie pulsioni,
la sete mia attraverso
sogni di libagioni
di umane menti, a un sorso
svuotate di ragioni
e senno, in un perverso
brindisi alle abiezioni
di un più folle universo.
Per tali e altre questioni,
dichiaro incontroverso,
mi piace "Strani Aeoni"
ché alla follia è converso.

From my riverbed, submerged
in the sea for millions
of years, my sleep is lost.
Neither death nor seasons,
nor any ever-changing inspiration
from stars or the revolutions
of orbits around an adverse sun
have appeased my urges;
my thirst, through
dreams of libations
from human minds—emptied, in a single gulp,
of reason and sense—in a perverse
toast to the abject depths
of a madder universe.
For these and other reasons,
I declare without dispute
that I like “Strani Aeoni”
because it is devoted to madness.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 29/01/2025
CthulhuTubbies.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 14/10/2026
Ci sono anch'io! I'm here, too!
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Alex Gibney @alexgibneyfilm.bsky.social · 11/10/2026
Check out the music video we put together from clips from "Musk," to celebrate DAvid Byrne's song, "Let Me Sell You a Dream," written by David and Daniel Pemberton. theplaylist.net/musk-david-b...
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‘Musk’ Music Video: David Byrne Turns Elon Musk’s Own Words Against Him In New Song For Alex Gibney Documentary
David Byrne and Daniel Pemberton release the music video for 'Let Me Sell You a Dream,' a new song using Elon Musk's own words.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 13/10/2026
"You can really find just about anything on Tatooine." And... Yep, I'm still playing with toy soldiers. #cthulhu #darthvader This pewter plaque was included in the limited edition of a Lovecraftian double CD, few years ago, from Black Widow Records: in-tenebris-scriptus.blogspot.com/2023/06/il-s...
Photo: A close-up of my pewter plaque depicting Cthulhu emerging from R'lyeh, placed on a light brown cloth to simulate a desert background. Standing in front of the base of the bas-relief are commercial HO-scale painted toy figures of Darth Vader and two Imperial Stormtroopers.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 12/10/2026
"C'è grossa crisi". Sorry, only Italians will get this.
Photomontage: a scene from “2001: A Space Odyssey,” but with the wooden, nail-studded idol of “Quelo” in place of the monolith, surrounded by prehistoric ape-men. Quelo is the idol of a pseudo-religion promoted by an unlikely guru, a television character created by Italian comedian Corrado Guzzanti in the late 1990s. “There’s a major crisis” was his catchphrase. 
Fotomontaggio: scena da "2001: Odissea nello spazio" ma con l'idolo di legno e chiodi di "Quelo" al posto del monolite circondato da preistorici uomini-scimmia.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 12/10/2026
Fotomontaggio: scena da "2001: Odissea nello spazio" ma con l'idolo di legno e chiodi di "Quelo" al posto del monolite circondato da preistorici uomini-scimmia.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 12/10/2026
🐙
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 12/10/2026
These are short stories, anecdotes, and reflections written in the form of letters—sometimes ironic, sometimes moralizing. In fact, there is little of interest, but the little book is fascinating because of its relative age!
Leather-bound old book.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 12/10/2026
The oldest book on my bookshelf is this curious Italian volume from 1751, which I found for just a few euros at a flea market a quarter of a century ago.
Lettere critiche, giocose, morali, scientifiche ed erudite, alla moda e secondo il gusto del secolo presente, del conte Agostino Santi Puppieni, ovvero dell’avvocato Giuseppe Antonio Costantini.  Tomo Quarto. In Venezia, MDCCLI.
Book frontispiece. Critical Letters: Playful, Moral, Scientific, and Erudite, in the Fashion and Taste of the Present Century, by Count Agostino Santi Puppieni, or rather, by Attorney Giuseppe Antonio Costantini.  Volume Four. Venice, 1751.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 09/10/2026
October 12 will mark the birth anniversary of uncle Edward Alexander “Aleister” Crowley. A pictoresque character that I don’t like at all, but back then I still created one of my photo-montages of him—featuring one of my sculptures, as usual—which was published in the ebook “The Weirdles.”
Black-and-white photo-montage: a young Aleister Crowley crouched in an armchair, with a notebook on his lap. To the right behind him stands a human statue with a snail’s head divided into two protrusions, its arms positioned in the obscene gesture known as the “bras d’honneur.” In the background is a dark stone wall with mysterious inscriptions carved into and around a bas-relief circle.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 09/10/2026
October 12 will mark the birth anniversary of uncle Edward Alexander “Aleister” Crowley. A pictoresque character that I don’t like at all, but back then I still created one of my photo-montages of him—featuring one of my sculptures, as usual—which was published in the ebook “The Weirdles.”
Black-and-white photo-montage: a young Aleister Crowley crouched in an armchair, with a notebook on his lap. To the right behind him stands a human statue with a snail’s head divided into two protrusions, its arms positioned in the obscene gesture known as the “bras d’honneur.” In the background is a dark stone wall with mysterious inscriptions carved into and around a bas-relief circle.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 12/10/2026
When I wrote this, I didn't know yet that he had pretended to rename an ocean. What will it be next time? Our galaxy? The Trumpy Way, or, in Latin, Via Trumpea...
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 31/01/2025
An overly cluttered desk. With my #Lovecraftian sculptures and props, of course.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 11/10/2026
I'd love to be able to keep enjoying horror art and literature, but reality is overwhelming me in the most depressing way possible, in the most depressing of worlds.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 11/10/2026
Every day I check the news to see if the emperor in Washington has finally and formally declared war on us, his former Atlantic allies; if he has already planned military action against the Vatican; if he has already appointed his horse as a senator, and what new names has chosen for lakes and seas.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 10/10/2026
Snails in Europe are really huge!
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 10/10/2026
I'm optimistic; I have great confidence in the human race extinction.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 10/10/2026
How many dollars will a commercial cost during a live televised execution?
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 09/10/2026
straniaeoni.blogspot.com/2026/06/the-...
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THE WEIRDLES
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 09/10/2026
Will live-streamed executions become the TV reality shows of the near future? It feels like I'm back in the horror-science fiction comics I used to read as a kid in the 1970s.
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 09/10/2026
Happy Birthday to one of my favorite human beings in this solar system. ❤️🐙
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Horror Tree @horrortree.com · 09/10/2026
We talk with horror legend Ramsey Campbell about his writing, his approach to horror, and his new novel, Ancestral. Interview by @kyletheecuadorian.bsky.social horrortree.com/ramsey-campb...
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 09/10/2026
Here at home, I’m spending more and more time with the lights off because the electricity bill has become a nightmare, but… In the dim light, I just spread some jam on a cracker that’s still wrapped in plastic wrap. 😑
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 09/10/2026
3 a.m. and today's “Chance” card in Monopoly is: “Some jerks keep ringing your buzzer in the middle of the night.” 😐
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Andrea Bonazzi @andreabonazzi.eurosky.social · 08/10/2026
They're still using my illustrations and passing them off as "real" hidden archaeological discoveries, even though my signature is right there on the side, and even though users comment that they're my works (though they're convinced I created them in 1929🙄). This story will never end.
Screenshot from Instagram: one of my Lovecraftian photo-montages with "this was never meant to be found" written on it, posted as "real" for gullible readers.
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