Know any good and surreal cosmic horror sci fi novels, /lit/?

Check out Algernon Blackwood

Algernon Blackwood, Robert W Chambers, Borges

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In the same line, is Machen any good? Great God Pan seems pretty rad.

>>8203301
cant believe no one notices that big fucking monster in the back. fucking brits getting drunk.

>>8202791
There are modern ones, though I am yet to read them, like Joseph Campbell and the pepperoni guy forgot the bastard's name

>>8203317
the just voted leave, can you really not believe in their stupidity anymore?

>>8203332
Ramsey Campbell and Thomas Ligotti, desu. It's okay, I called Macbeth a novel earlier this year >_>

What's up my good N—. I really ought to check in, but even though the chat has good people, overall it felt like it was deteriorating.

>>8203731
>Ligotti
This op, he is great lovecraftian writer in many of his novels.

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Embrace the juicy pulp of Lumley.

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>>8203731

That is the guy, thanks anon

>>8202791
Read the authors Lovecraft read. Algernon Blackwood, Arthur Machen, Lord Dunsany; or read his contemporaries like Clark Ashton Smith, Robert Bloch, Fritz Leiber; or read the people that came after him like Ligotti, Ramsey Campbell, Wilum Pugmire,

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Enjoy.