Lovecraft, H. P.
H. P. Lovecraft is perhaps best known for his creation of the Cthulhu Mythos, a fictional sea creature who first appeared in the pulp magazine Weird Tales in 1928. Lovecraft had a long-standing relationship with the periodical, with many of his best known works first appearing first in this format. He died tragically young at 46 and without any of the wide recognition he now enjoys. His works were very original and pioneered many themes now part of the accepted cannon of supernatural science fiction. Often his stories detail science and scientific experiments that open a Pandora's box of horror that cannot again be closed, thus ensuring an enduring audience for his work.
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1969 The Lurker at the ThresholdLondon: 1969A superb copy of a Lovecraft-Derleth horror novel, a gripping and thrilling tale that had originally been published by Arkham House.
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1968 The Mind Parasites Colin Wilson Science Fiction Lovecraft Monsters HardbackLondon: 1968A Science Fiction novel by Colin Wilson.
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1939 HP Lovecraft Quest of Iranon Weird Tales Volume 34 Number 3Indianapolis: 1939An early 20th century issue of this interesting American magazine.