Howard Phillips Lovecraft Books

Return to the final days of the Dyer expedition in the remote Antarctic wastes. The letters from expedition leader Professor William Dyer grow increasingly more desperate as the expedition presses on, leaving sanity behind them. What they discover beneath the ice is meant for no living man to see, Cyclopean structures and alien landscapes that defy history itself. The final act of the Dyer Expedition is a descent into cosmic horror and utter madness. H.P. Lovecraft's At the Mountains of Madness, first published in 1936, is one of the greatest classics of American horror literature. The most ambitious story Lovecraft ever wrote, it has served as a source of inspiration for filmmakers and authors in the decades since his death. This is the second volume of two. François Baranger, an illustrator with experience working in both the film and gaming industries, was fascinated early on by Lovecraft's creatures and visions which populated the darkest recesses of fantasy. Having previously illustrated The Call of Cthulhu to great acclaim, this book is his most ambitious creation so far.

An extensively annotated anthology of twenty-two of the horror master's best writings also examines Lovecraft's rise and accomplishments against a backdrop of the pulp fiction era while evaluating his influence on literature

Selected and Introduced by M J Elliott. 'They were removing the stones quietly, one by one, from the centuried wall. And then, as the breach became large enough, they came out into the laboratory in single fi≤ led by a stalking thing with a beautiful head made of wax.' From the dark, mind-expanding imagination of H P Lovecraft, Wordsworth presents a third volume of tales penned by the greatest horror writer of the 20th Century. Here are some of Lovecraft's weirdest flesh-creeping masterpieces, including Pickman's Model, The Shunned House, his famous serial Herbert West - Reanimator, and several classic tales from the Cthulhu Mythos, in which mankind is subjected to the unimaginable terrors known only to those who have read from the forbidden Necronomicon. Also included in this compelling collection are the complete Randolph Carter stories, chronicling his adventures in this world and the realm of his dreams, where he faces perils beyond comprehension.

The collection showcases H. P. Lovecraft's mastery of dark and supernatural storytelling, exploring themes such as non-human influences, the fragility of civilization, and the perils of scientific advancement. Through a series of strange tales, it delves into the interplay of fate and superstition, immersing readers in a world where the unknown looms large and humanity's place in the universe is questioned.

With the much-anticipated follow-up to his Olympian landmark of modern gothic literature (Harlan Ellison), Leslie Klinger completes his tour-de-force annotation of H.P. Lovecraft's canon of weird fiction.

The letters of H. P. Lovecraft offer profound insights into his life, work, and thought, showcasing his remarkable literary voice. With tens of thousands of letters, many lengthy and detailed, they reveal the complexities of his character and the influences behind his iconic status in contemporary culture. These documents serve as a significant resource for understanding Lovecraft's creative process and the era he lived in.

A Lovecraft-inspired cookbook with recipes to whet your appetite and threaten your sanity Reading about the slime- covered, non- Euclidean ruins of the sunken city of R’lyeh or the squamous, tentacled deity who slumbers there would make anyone hungry. Starting with the puns and working from there, authors Mike Slater and Thomas Roache have summoned forth 50 funny, bizarre, and horrible dishes such • The Deep Fried Deep One• Nog Sothoth• Cthus-Koos• The Great Old Buns• The Gin and Miskatonic Like H. P. Lovecraft’s Necronomicon , the legendary and forbidden book of the dead that is “alien to all sane and balanced readers,” this cookbook contains many dark (but still delicious) secrets within its pages. The book comes infested with sanity- melting and mouth- watering illustrations, as well as annotations full of crazed discoveries and desperate warnings about the recipes that brave readers will undertake. 100 illustrations

This full collection of tales by the master of eldritch, H. P. Lovecraft himself, will take you through monsters, cosmic horrors, and ancient evil.

The narrative highlights H. P. Lovecraft's journey through amateur journalism, marking significant milestones in his literary career. His involvement with the United Amateur Press Association in 1914 revitalized his passion for writing and fostered lasting friendships. By 1930, attending the National Amateur Press Association convention reignited his engagement with the pressing issues of the amateur press community, showcasing his enduring connection to this literary world throughout his life.