Levantille

Levantille is a fictional geographic location that appears in the works of author H.P. Lovecraft. It is described as a desolate island, often depicted as being situated in the South Atlantic Ocean. The island is characterized by its treacherous terrain, including jagged cliffs, dark, forbidding forests, and a pervasive sense of ancient decay.

In Lovecraft's mythology, Levantille is frequently associated with degenerate and insular human populations, often depicted as possessing strange rituals and a deep-seated fear of outsiders. These inhabitants are typically portrayed as having a connection to the monstrous entities and alien civilizations that populate Lovecraft's cosmic horror universe. The island serves as a setting for tales of dread, isolation, and the lingering presence of the unknown, embodying many of the themes central to Lovecraft's writing. Its name itself evokes a sense of antiquity and mystery, contributing to its unsettling atmosphere. While specific historical details are sparse, Levantille consistently represents a remote and sinister locale where humanity grapples with forces beyond its comprehension.