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Call of Cthulhu Fiction

This series plunges readers into unsettling realms where the veil between sanity and madness is dangerously thin. Explore ancient mysteries and confront cosmic horrors that defy human comprehension. Each installment offers a thrilling journey into psychological dread and the supernatural, hinting at incomprehensible forces lurking just beyond our perception. Brace yourself for an unforgettable experience that tests the limits of courage and reason.

The Innsmouth Cycle
Mysteries of the Worm
  • Mysteries of the Worm

    • 272 pages
    • 10 hours of reading

    Second Edition Revised and Expanded The classic collection augmented by three stories, with an afterword and certain textual revisions by the author Contents: Introduction to the Second Edition essay by Robert M. Price The Secret in the Tomb (1935) The Suicide in the Study(1935) The Shambler from the Stars(1935) The Faceless God (1936) The Grinning Ghoul(1936) The Dark Demon(1936) The Mannikin(1937) The Brood of Bubastis(1937) The Creeper in the Crypt(1937) The Secret of Sebek(1937) Fane of the Black Pharaoh(1937) The Sorcerer's Jewel(1939) The Unspeakable Betrothal(1949) The Shadow from the Steeple(1950) Notebook Found in a Deserted House (1951) Terror in Cut-Throat Cove (1958) Afterword (1981) essay by Robert Bloch Demon-Dreaded Lore(1981) essay by Lin Carter

    Mysteries of the Worm
    3.8
  • The Innsmouth Cycle

    • 256 pages
    • 9 hours of reading

    The decadent, smugly rotting, secret-filled town of Innsmouth is a supreme creation of Howard Philips Lovecraft. It so finely mixes the carnal and the metaphysical that writers continue to take inspiration from it. This new collection contains thirteen tales and three poems tracing the evolution of Innsmouth, from early tales by Dunsany, Chambers, and Cobb, through Lovecraft's The Shadow Over Innsmouth to modern tales by Rainey, Glasby, and others. Edited by Robert Price.

    The Innsmouth Cycle
    4.2