H.P. Lovecraft

Howard Phillips "H.P." Lovecraft (Born August 20, 1890 – March 15, 1937) was an American writer who wrote several horror short stories that would later be known as the "Cthulhu-Mythos" or "Lovecraftian Mythos, which described eldritch beings such as the Great Old Ones, Elder Gods, Outer Gods and other creatures and worlds in relation with them.
==Overview==
While his writings are seen by most as simple fiction of a tortured and delicate mind, the FFOS have determined that the writer was being influenced by a Khaos God, who has been feeding arcane knowledge to Lovecraft since he was a child. It is likely that Lovecraft's cancer, which resulted in the death of him, was caused by the same being.
Besides the many short stories he had written, Lovecraft had also written a massive amount of notes that detailed more intricate lore about the Old Ones. The documents ended in the hands of countless groups and individuals.
==Appearance==
Lovecraft was a tall, gaunt man with very emaciated features and dull, blank, dark gray eyes. He has dark drown, slightly wavy hair that was cut short.
==Personality==
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==History==
Lovecraft met the lesser Khaos God Cathalu while on a expedition on the sea. This was the inspiration for Cthulhu. 
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