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Destroyer of Worlds

Book • 2023

Destroyer of Worlds, the sequel to Lovecraft Country, continues the story of Atticus Black and his companions.

The novel expands upon the themes of racism, identity, and the supernatural, exploring new dimensions of the cosmic horror genre.

The narrative delves deeper into the complex history of the Black community in America and its intersection with the occult.

The book maintains the thrilling pace and suspenseful atmosphere of its predecessor, offering a captivating read for fans of the original.

It's a powerful and thought-provoking exploration of history, identity, and the power of storytelling.

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Mentioned in 4 episodes

Mentioned by

Frank Close

as his new book about the birth of nuclear physics.

The bomb (part 1): were nuclear weapons inevitable?

Mentioned by

Matt Elton

as the book in which

Frank Close

explores the history of the nuclear age.

Power & terror: a history of the nuclear age

Mentioned by

Alok Jha

as a new book about the birth of nuclear physics.

The bomb (part 1): were nuclear weapons inevitable?

Reviewed by Dorian Linsky, focusing on the history of the nuclear age.

Spectator Out Loud: John Connolly, Gavin Mortimer, Dorian Lynskey, Steve Morris and Lloyd Evans

Mentioned by Frank Close as his new book which is a history of the nuclear age.

#213: Diana Evans, novelist and journalist

Mentioned by

Adam McCauley

as

Frank Close

's latest book about the deep history of the nuclear age.

Was the Nuclear Bomb Inevitable? With Frank Close

Mentioned by

Arthur Gies

as the sequel to "Lovecraft Country."

Rebel FM Episode 647 - 01/03/2025

Mentioned by

Alok Jha

as a new book by

Frank Close

about the birth of nuclear physics.

The bomb (part 1): were nuclear weapons inevitable?

Mentioned by

Rachel Lloyd

as Frank Close's new book, a history of the nuclear age.

#214: Ben Macintyre, journalist and author

Mentioned by

Shahid Abari

as one of the two new books that tell the history of the nuclear age.

The uses and abuses of the atom

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