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Houellebecq would later have a granddaughter, [[Amanda Houellebecq]]. {{Storylink|Infestation 2 issue 1|Infestation 2 #1}} | Houellebecq would later have a granddaughter, [[Amanda Houellebecq]]. {{Storylink|Infestation 2 issue 1|Infestation 2 #1}} | ||
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*Houellebecq (pronounced "welbek") is named after French writer {{w|Michel Houellebecq}}, whose first book was a biographical essay on H. P. Lovecraft. | |||
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[[Category:CVO: Covert Vampiric Operations]] | [[Category:CVO: Covert Vampiric Operations]] | ||
[[Category:Humans]] | [[Category:Humans]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:06, 3 October 2025
Professor Emanuel Houellebecq is a member of Oblivion, dedicated to stopping the Elder Gods from spreading into normal reality.
Fiction
[edit]CVO: Covert Vampiric Operations
[edit]When H. P. Lovecraft began writing his stories involving the Elder Gods, Oblivion assigned Emanuel Houellebecq the task of striking up friendly correspondence with the writer. He was also to isolate and marginalize Lovecraft's work—when that didn't work, he met Lovecraft for dinner and poisoned him then. Houellebecq later oversaw the extraction of the Relic from Lovecraft's corpse.
Houellebecq would later have a granddaughter, Amanda Houellebecq. Infestation 2 #1
Notes
[edit]- Houellebecq (pronounced "welbek") is named after French writer Michel Houellebecq, whose first book was a biographical essay on H. P. Lovecraft.
