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Noted Lovecraftian scholar R.M.Price assembles this unique Lovecraft-influenced collection of twenty-eight rare tales, from such diverse authors as Neil Gaiman, Jorges Luis Borges, Manly Wade Wellman, and Gustaf Meyrink. Spanning from the 1930s to the 1990s, this kaleidoscopic collection is a triumph of interdimensional threats, ritual magic, and cosmic horrors.
From what I gather as I read this book, the authors who have contributed to this volume are all "acolytes of Cthulhu," meaning (as Price notes in his introduction) that they all have in their own way paid tribute to Lovecraft through their writings, either in style or in content. And what a fine collection this is; probably one of the better horror samplers I've ever read. Of course, this is an anthology, but imho, there's only one story in here I'd single out as a "how the hell did this get in here" type thing. Other than that one (which shall remain nameless, although I'll bet if you're along for thrill of getting the willys, you'll know which one it is), the collection here is a mish-mosh of horror that you should definitely read alone and with the lights down low. For the first time, I can't pick a favorite, although "The Earth Brain" and "The Will of Claude Ashur" were 2 that really spooked me.
If you are an HPL fan, not necessarily a Mythos fan since most of these stories do not directly address the Mythos, then you will enjoy this book. I wish people wrote like this nowadays -- the stories are gut-level creepy and don't have to depend on gore or slasher-type scenarios to be scary.
I am very proud to have this book as a part of my HPL/Fedogan and Bremer collection. Highly recommended, even if you just want to read the stories for their horror benefit! If you're reading it and come across stories related to the Mythos and you aren't familiar with the names, drop everything and go to the source himself: Howard Phillips Lovecraft.
contents list: Pierce, Earl -- Doom in the House of Duryea Brennan, Joseph Payne -- The Seventh Incantation Eddy, CM -- Black Noon Rimel, Duane -- The Jewels of Charlotte Wellman, Manly Wade -- The Letters of Cold Fire Hasse, Henry -- Horror at Vecra Tanner, Charles -- Out of the Jar Hamilton, Edmond -- The Earth-Brain Powers, Elwin G. -- Through the Alien Angle Causey, James -- Legacy in Crystal Thompson, C. Hall -- The Will of Claude Asher Keller, David -- The Final War Pendragon, Arthur -- The Dunstable Horror Pendragon, Arthur -- The Crib of Hell Aletti, Steffan -- The Last Work of Pietro de Apono Aletti, Steffan -- The Eye of Horus Aletti, Steffan -- The Cellar Room Glasby, John -- Mythos Borges, Jorges Luis -- There are More Things Garrett, Randall -- The Horror Out of Time Joshi, ST -- The Recurring Doom Mosig, Dirk -- Necrotic Knowledge Burleson, Don -- Night Bus Cannon, Peter -- The Pewter Ring Kaufman, David -- John Lehmann Alone Meyrinck, Gustav -- The Purple Death Searight Richard and Franklin Searight -- The Mists of Death Gaiman, Neil -- Shuggoth's Old Peculiar ( )
Noted Lovecraftian scholar R.M.Price assembles this unique Lovecraft-influenced collection of twenty-eight rare tales, from such diverse authors as Neil Gaiman, Jorges Luis Borges, Manly Wade Wellman, and Gustaf Meyrink. Spanning from the 1930s to the 1990s, this kaleidoscopic collection is a triumph of interdimensional threats, ritual magic, and cosmic horrors.
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If you are an HPL fan, not necessarily a Mythos fan since most of these stories do not directly address the Mythos, then you will enjoy this book. I wish people wrote like this nowadays -- the stories are gut-level creepy and don't have to depend on gore or slasher-type scenarios to be scary.
I am very proud to have this book as a part of my HPL/Fedogan and Bremer collection. Highly recommended, even if you just want to read the stories for their horror benefit! If you're reading it and come across stories related to the Mythos and you aren't familiar with the names, drop everything and go to the source himself: Howard Phillips Lovecraft.
contents list:
Pierce, Earl -- Doom in the House of Duryea
Brennan, Joseph Payne -- The Seventh Incantation
Eddy, CM -- Black Noon
Rimel, Duane -- The Jewels of Charlotte
Wellman, Manly Wade -- The Letters of Cold Fire
Hasse, Henry -- Horror at Vecra
Tanner, Charles -- Out of the Jar
Hamilton, Edmond -- The Earth-Brain
Powers, Elwin G. -- Through the Alien Angle
Causey, James -- Legacy in Crystal
Thompson, C. Hall -- The Will of Claude Asher
Keller, David -- The Final War
Pendragon, Arthur -- The Dunstable Horror
Pendragon, Arthur -- The Crib of Hell
Aletti, Steffan -- The Last Work of Pietro de Apono
Aletti, Steffan -- The Eye of Horus
Aletti, Steffan -- The Cellar Room
Glasby, John -- Mythos
Borges, Jorges Luis -- There are More Things
Garrett, Randall -- The Horror Out of Time
Joshi, ST -- The Recurring Doom
Mosig, Dirk -- Necrotic Knowledge
Burleson, Don -- Night Bus
Cannon, Peter -- The Pewter Ring
Kaufman, David -- John Lehmann Alone
Meyrinck, Gustav -- The Purple Death
Searight Richard and Franklin Searight -- The Mists of Death
Gaiman, Neil -- Shuggoth's Old Peculiar (