S. F. Craftlove is the author and illustrator of Necronomicon Nursery Rhymes, a strange, funny, and imaginative collection of mythos-inspired poems.
A former Miskatonic University student, Craftlove became known for studying the lighter side of ancient beings usually described with fear and warning. Their work suggests that the Great Old Ones and Outer Gods may not be pure chaos after all.
With a curious mind, a playful voice, and a talent for turning the eerie into the entertaining, S. F. Craftlove created a book that invites readers to laugh, wonder, and rethink what they know about monsters.
S. F. Craftlove is credited with writing several essays exploring the kinder and more caring side of the Outer Gods and Great Old Ones.
Graduate of Miskatonic University
Despite academic disagreement, unusual research methods, and reports of failed summoning rituals, Craftlove managed to graduate from Miskatonic University before being barred from re-entry.
Author and Illustrator of Necronomicon Nursery Rhymes
Craftlove both wrote and illustrated Necronomicon Nursery Rhymes, bringing together poetic storytelling, strange humor, and playful artwork in one unique collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
As the author, illustrator, and supposed scholar behind these rhymes, Craftlove serves as the guide into this strange collection. Here are some of your questions answered.
Who is S. F. Craftlove?
S. F. Craftlove is the author and illustrator of Necronomicon Nursery Rhymes. Within the world of the book, Craftlove is presented as a former Miskatonic University scholar with a deep interest in the misunderstood side of ancient cosmic beings.
What inspired Necronomicon Nursery Rhymes?
The book is inspired by mythos-style creatures and old cosmic horror traditions, but it takes a playful approach. Instead of focusing only on fear, the book uses rhyme and humor to show these beings in funny, friendly, and surprising situations.
Is the book scary?
The book has spooky and strange themes, but its tone is humorous and playful. It is more silly, weird, and imaginative than frightening.
Who would enjoy this book?
Readers who enjoy illustrated poetry, strange humor, gothic-inspired books, mythos references, and unusual nursery rhymes will enjoy Necronomicon Nursery Rhymes.
Did S. F. Craftlove illustrate the book, too?
Yes. S. F. Craftlove is presented as both the writer and illustrator of the book, giving it a unified and distinctive creative style.
Where is S. F. Craftlove now?
According to the book’s author note, Craftlove has not been seen since submitting the book for publishing, after beginning a search for R’lyeh.