Učenci si už skoro jedno století lámou hlavu s tím, co by vlastně měl po literární stránce obsahovat Mýtus Cthulhu. Jsou to jen chapadla a sliz, nebo v tom vězí i něco jiného? My se na toto téma také podíváme, rozebereme si hlavní aspekty Lovecraftovy tvorby a tak trochu si zarebelujeme proti ostatním a rozsekneme to.
Desítky, možná stovky autorů o svých povídkách píší jako o Cthulhu Mythos (Mýtus Cthulhu) děje se to už od Lovecraftova kruhu, kdy se přátelé Lovecrafta nechali strhnout k rozšiřování jeho osobní mytologie. Byla to hra, která postupně přerostla v úžasný, živý mýtus, který známe dnes.
Odborníci na Lovecrafta a Mýtus Cthulhu se stále nemohou dohodnout, kde je ta dělicí čára, co do Mýtu Cthulhu spadá a co už je naprosto mimo. Na toto téma vzniklo přehršle esejů i knih; Jmenovitě stojí za zmínku Lin Carter – Lovecraft: A Look Behind The Cthulhu Mythos, S.T. Joshi – Rise and Fall of the Cthulhu Mythos. Celá ta mánie za kánonickým Lovecraftem přechází až v sebeparodii, když se na každý facebookový post na lovecraftovsky laděných stránkách postující táže: Je tohle lovecraftovské? Chvíli nechme tuto otázku otevřenou a pozastavme se u samotného HPL.
Lovecraftův kosmický horor
HPL měl velmi osobitý styl, jeho povídky jsou starobně působící horory, které se inspirují u Edgara Allana Poea, Robert W. Chambers, Dunsanyho nebo Hodgsona. Hlavní hrdina, nebo hrdinové jsou od prvního okamžiku odsouzeni trpět. Lovecraft však neřeší příliš psychologii, vztahy ani sžití s postavami.
Povídky připomínají porno, osoby zde slouží jen k ukojení hororových potřeb, jsou to prodloužené smysly čtenáře, ten je konfrontován se vším, co mu mistr předloží. Autor sám si však udržuje jistý odstup od celého dění. Lovecraftův styl je unikátní, může za to samotná osoba HPL. Byl rozerván psychickými potížemi už od svého mládí. V jeho mysli vždy zuřil souboj mezi genialitou a jistým šílenstvím, kterého se celý život děsil (jak by ne, když jeho rodina končila v blázinci).
V povídkách lze vysledovat veškerá jeho osobní stanoviska: Politické smýšlení, rozličné fobie, nenávist vůči jistým rasám je patrná v narážkách na křížení odlišných bytostí nebo dokonce incest. Velký důraz je i kladen na insignifikantnost lidského druhu, jež je jen jednou z epoch země, nikterak významnou (kosmicismus). Vše zabalené do archaického stylu (zastaralého i na první polovinu 20. století), který kupí adjektiva vedle sebe s lehkostí a samozřejmostí, která až vyráží dech a dělá z určitých pasáží Lovecraftova „brakového“ hororu doslova bránu do jinam.
Tvorbu HPL neovlivňovala pouze minulost, ale i jeho literární přátelé. Byli pro jeho příběhy stejnou inspirací jako on pro jejich. Několikanásobná vražda Lovecrafta v povídkách Roberta Blocha i Franka Belknapa Longa jsou pověstné, stejně tak odplata Lovecrafta Blochovi. Lovecraft s chutí začleňoval ideje svých přátel a nedá se tedy říct, že by byl Lovecraftův vliv jednosměrný.
Všechno tohle zkombinované nám dává kosmický horor, nebo lovecraftovský horor. Přísně oddělený literární žánr, který kombinuje horor/ fantasy a SCI-FI.
Dle mého soudu nejde udělat rovnítko mezi kosmický/ lovecraftovský horor a Mýtus Cthulhu. V důsledku by to znamenalo, že jediný kosmický/ lovecraftovský horor a tedy i Mýtus Cthulhu, je obsažený v dílech H.P. Lovecrafta. Což by určitě zamrzelo spoustu autorů rozšiřujících odkaz.
Emulovat Lovecrafta byla a je literární sebevražda. Lovecraft nikdy nebyl uznávaný jako skvělý spisovatel, jeho styl byl předmětem kritiky. I jeho největší obdivovatelé se pod vlivem prořeknou, že psal v podstatě otřesně.
Moderní horor je lovecraftovskému stylu na míle vzdálený. Dnes je příklon právě k tomu, co Lovecraft ve své tvorbě zcela ignoruje: sžití s postavou, propracovanost charakterů, rozvětvený příběh, psychologie postav, dialog. Kdyby někdo dnes chtěl emulovat Lovecrafta, bylo by to skoro takové, jako by chtěl prorazit se stylem sumerských tabulek.
Opustil svou stáj – jeho ohrada je prázdná,
divoký býk opustil svou stáj – jeho ohrada je prázdná,
pán všech zemí opustil svůj dům – jeho ohrada je prázdná,
Enlil svatyni v Nippuru opustil – jeho ohrada je prázdná.
Jeho paní Ninlil opustila svůj dům – její ohrada je prázdná.
Ninlil tam opustila svůj chrám Kiur – její ohrada je prázdná.
Paní z Keše opustila svůj dům – její ohrada je prázdná.
Ninmach svůj chrám v Keši opustila – její ohrada je prázdná.
Paní z Isinu opustila svůj dům – její ohrada je prázdná.
Ninisinna svatyni Egalmach opustila – její ohrada je prázdná.
NÁŘEK NAD ZKÁZOU MĚSTA UR
V přítomnosti by vás takové vyprávění těžko zvedlo ze židle, dřív to znamenalo extrémně dramatický okamžik, často umocněný několikerým opakováním téhož. S Lovecraftem je to podobné. Žánr hororu se vyvinul úplně jiným směrem.
Mýtus Cthulhu
Jeden z nejlepších moderních autorů hororu Brit Ramsey Campbell si prošel lovecraftovským obdobím. Jeho nejstarší povídky jsou plné Arkhamu, kosmického zla i jiných, pro Lovecrafta tak typických propriet. Jednoho dne si ho August Derleth odvedl trochu stranou a dal mu radu na zlato: „vole, seš Brit, piš o Anglii, ne o nějakym posranym Arkhamu“ (dramatizace). Ramsey Derletha poslechl, své povídky přepracoval, vymazal z nich zbytečné narážky na Lovecraftovi invence, vymyslel vlastní město Goatswood a okolí a vydal se svou cestou. Poté napsal řadu perfektních, Mythosáckých příběhů, které směle konkurují samotnému Lovecraftovi, ale jsou jiné, jsou Campbellovské.
Když jsem začal psát do šuplíku své povídky, měl jsem to stejně jako Ramsey, také jsem vršil jedno jméno za druhým a říkal si „panečku, to je ale nářez, mám tam všechny a jsem teprve na první stránce!“ jenže to je cesta do záhuby.
Úplně opačným směrem se vydal Lin Carter. Neuvěřitelně plodný autor, který z celé duše miloval Lovecraftovu tvorbu a mýtus, který stvořil. Byl jím doslova posedlý, podobně jako Derleth i on dopisoval povídky po Lovecraftovi a jeho přátelích, snažil se rozšiřovat Cthulhu Mythos a přiblížit se literárním slohem i myšlenkou svému idolu. Povídky byly lovecraftovské, tedy, aspoň se o to snažily. Lin napsal i mnoho fiktivních mythosáckých dokumentů mezi nimi nechyběl Necronomicon. Problém byl, že Lin zapomněl, že povídky Lovecrafta nejsou jen přehlídkou Mythosáckých faktů (v Linově podání řetězení Mythosáckých jmen a bizarních adjektiv), jsou o budování hutné atmosféry.
Lovecraft nikdy neexponoval Mythos víc, než bylo potřeba, právě nejednoznačnost, mystérium, bylo tím, co v povídkách vytvářelo takový náboj. U Lovecrafta jen v minimu příběhů dochází k nějaké pointě, katarzi, (Dunwich horror, Outsider jsou jedny z mála), U Lovecrafta to je celková atmosféra, která čtenáře táhne, nikoliv „šokující“ odhalení na konci, tolik důležité pro moderní filmový/ literární horor (často vede k WTF momentům, které rádoby šokující pointou zmrví celou logickou konstrukci díla – pokud se o to vůbec snaží).
Teď se podívejme na dva protipóly Ramsey Campbella: Lovecraftovu mytologii využívá spíš jemně a v náznacích a na druhé straně Lin Cartera, jež odkrývá Mythos rychlostí rotačního kulometu. Je velká pravděpodobnost, že S.T. Joshi by vám řekl, že ani jeden z nich ve skutečnosti povídky Mýtu Cthulhu nepíše, nejsou zde všechny propriety, které Lovecraft využíval, paradoxně, ani u Lin Cartera, který se o to snažil celý život. Dobrá, možná to nejsou povídky kosmického hororu, ale rozhodně jsou to povídky Mýtu Cthulhu. Vždyť všechno, kde se objevuje Mýtus Cthulhu, jeho pojmy, náznaky jím načrtnuté mytologie, lze chápat jako Mýtus Cthulhu a nezáleží, zda jde o horor, SCI-FI, fantasy, frašku nebo porno.
Aby nedošlo k nedorozumění, nemyslím tím, že povídka, aby byla Mythosácká musí v sobě mít Mythosácká jména. Je povídka Who Goes There? (původní Věc) Mythosácká nebo ne? Já bych řekl, že určitě. Přitom se zde nezmíní ani jedno spjaté jméno. Aby byla povídka Mythosácká, nemusí ani jednou zaznít Cthulhu nebo Necronomicon, stačí feeling, náznaky, které často odkryjí pouze znalci, co mají načteno.
Existuje mnoho povídek, co lze směle zařadit do Mýtu Cthulhu, ale oficiálně sem nepatří. Taková díla najdeme hlavně mezi Lovecraftovými přáteli, kteří byli obzvlášť v mládí tak ovlivněni, že lze Mythosem nazvat skoro vše co napsali, ale i stálice moderního hororu jako je Brian Lumley, Clive Barker nebo Stephen King.
Mýtus Cthulhu se postupně transformuje z lovecraftovského hororu do svěžího moderního hávu, který je pro dnešního čtenáře stravitelnější. Budu upřímný, četl jsem dost povídek z Lovecraftova kruhu i post lovecraftovských a většina za moc nestojí. Stačí si přečíst Cthulhu 2000, které vyšlo i v češtině a dobrých povídek zde napočítáte na prstech jedné ruky a to ještě ožrané shoggotem. Jako vždy platí, že pisatel musí mít talent. A mnozí, řekl bych, se dali na psaní Cthulhu Mythos jen proto, aby byli v nějaké paperbackové sbírce, kterých na toto téma vzniká stále dost.
Povídky, které má podle mě cenu číst jsou ty Lovecraftových současníků. Ne, nejde o literární veledíla (i když sofistikovanosti a brilantnosti slohu 50 odstínů šedi nedosahuje jedno), ale o příjemné povídky, které stály u formování lovecraftovského a post-lovecraftovského Cthulhu Mytohsu. Tahle garda pána z Providence moc dobře znala a je to znát. Má v sobě to kouzlo, které mnoho moderních povídek postrádá. O Lovecraftově kruhu a moderních autorech, co stojí za hřích, si povíme někdy jindy.
Souhlasíte s tím, že Mýtus Cthulhu nelze klasifikovat pouze podle Lovecrafta, myslíte, že moderní pojetí Mýtu Cthulhu je ku prospěchu, nebo máte jiný názor? Klidně napište do diskuze a třeba se podělte o své oblíbené autory a povídky.
A jen pro představu, tohle je seznam uznaných Cthulhu Mythos povídek do roku 2000, pokud víte o nějaké další v češtině, napište mi do komentu a já to doplním:
| Rok | Povídka | česky |
| 1920 | The Doom That Came to Sarnath, H.P. Lovecraft | a |
| 1921 | The Nameless City, H.P. Lovecraft | a |
| 1924 | The Hound, H.P. Lovecraft | a |
| 1925 | The Festival, H.P. Lovecraft | a |
| 1928 | The Call of Cthulhu, H.P. Lovecraft | a |
| The Space Eaters, Frank Belknap Long Jr. | a | |
| 1929 | The Hounds of Tindalos, Frank Belknap Long Jr. | |
| The Dunwich Horror, H.P. Lovecraft | a | |
| The Shadow Kingdom, Robert E. Howard | a | |
| The Mirrors of Tuzun Thune, Robert E. Howard | a | |
| 1931 | The Horror from the Hills, Frank Belknap Long Jr. (part 1) | |
| The Horror from the Hills, Frank Belknap Long Jr. (part 2) | ||
| The Children of the Night, Robert E. Howard | a | |
| The Whisperer in Darkness, H.P. Lovecraft | a | |
| The Return of the Sorcerer, Clark Ashton Smith | ||
| The Tale of Satampra Zeiros, Clark Ashton Smith | ||
| The Black Stone, Robert E. Howard | a | |
| 1932 | The Door to Saturn, Clark Ashton Smith | |
| The Thing on the Roof, Robert E. Howard | a | |
| The Tree-Men of M’Bwa, Donald Wandrei | ||
| The Nameless Offspring, Clark Ashton Smith | ||
| The Lair of the Star-Spawn, August Derleth and Mark Schorer | ||
| The Hunters from Beyond, Clark Ashton Smith | ||
| The Man of Stone, Hazel Heald | ||
| Worms of the Earth, Robert E. Howard | a | |
| 1933 | The Thing That Walked on the Wind, August W. Derleth | |
| The Fire Vampires, Donald Wandrei | ||
| The Horror in the Museum, Hazel Heald | ||
| The Dreams in the Witch-House, H.P. Lovecraft | a | |
| Ubbo-Sathla, Clark Ashton Smith | ||
| The Holiness of Azedarac, Clark Ashton Smith | ||
| The Lady in Gray, Donald Wandrei | ||
| 1934 | Through the Gates of the Silver Key, H.P. Lovecraft and E. Hoffmann Price | |
| The Isle of Dark Magic, Hugh B. Cave | ||
| The Seven Geases, Clark Ashton Smith | ||
| 1935 | The Black Lotus, Robert Bloch | |
| The Sealed Casket, Richard F. Searight | ||
| Out of the Eons, Hazel Heald | ||
| The Secret of the Tomb, Robert Bloch | ||
| The Suicide in the Study, Robert Bloch | ||
| Vulthoom, Clark Ashton Smith | ||
| The Shambler from the Stars, Robert Bloch | ||
| 1936 | The Night Ocean, H.P. Lovecraft and Robert H. Barlow | |
| At the Mountains of Madness, H.P. Lovecraft (part 1; abridged) | a | |
| At the Mountains of Madness, H.P. Lovecraft (part 2; abridged) | a | |
| The Shadow Over Innsmouth, H.P. Lovecraft | a | |
| At the Mountains of Madness, H.P. Lovecraft (part 3; abridged) | a | |
| The Faceless God, Robert Bloch | ||
| The Shadow Out of Time, H.P. Lovecraft (abridged) | a | |
| The Grinning Ghoul, Robert Bloch | ||
| A Dim-Remembered Story, Robert H. Barlow | ||
| The Forbidden Room, Duane W. Rimel | ||
| The Opener of the Way, Robert Bloch | ||
| The Secret of Kralitz, Henry Kuttner | ||
| The Dark Demon, Robert Bloch | ||
| The Fire of Asshurbanipal, Robert E. Howard | ||
| The Haunter of the Dark, H.P. Lovecraft | ||
| 1937 | The Thing on the Doorstep, H.P. Lovecraft | |
| The Eater of Souls, Henry Kuttner | ||
| Dig Me No Grave, Robert E. Howard | a | |
| Brood of Bubastis, Robert Bloch | ||
| The Guardians of the Book, Henry Hasse | ||
| The Mannikin, Robert Bloch | ||
| The Salem Horror, Henry Kuttner | ||
| The Black Kiss, Robert Bloch and Henry Kuttner | ||
| The Creeper in the Crypt, Robert Bloch | ||
| The Terrible Parchment, Manly Wade Wellman | ||
| The Secret of Sebek, Robert Bloch | ||
| Fane of the Black Pharaoh, Robert Bloch | ||
| 1938 | The Diary of Alonzo Typer, William Lumley | |
| The Eyes of the Mummy, Robert Bloch | ||
| The Spawn of Dagon, Henry Kuttner | a | |
| 1939 | Medusa’s Coil, Zealia B. Bishop | |
| The Invaders, Keith Hammond | ||
| The Return of Hastur, August W. Derleth | ||
| Bells of Horror, Keith Hammond | ||
| Hydra, Henry Kuttner | ||
| The Hunt, Henry Kuttner | ||
| The Death Watch, Hugh B. Cave | ||
| Spawn of the Maelstrom, August W. Derleth and Mark Schorer | ||
| The Shadow Out of Time, H.P. Lovecraft | a | |
| At the Mountains of Madness, H.P. Lovecraft | a | |
| Passing of Eric Holm, Will Garth | ||
| 1940 | The Tree on the Hill, Duane W. Rimel | |
| The Evil Ones, August W. Derleth and Mark Schorer | ||
| The Sandwin Compact, August W. Derleth | ||
| The Mound, Zealia B. Bishop (abridged) | ||
| 1941 | Out of the Jar, Charles R. Tanner | |
| The Abyss, Robert W. Lowndes | ||
| Ithaqua, August W. Derleth | ||
| Dr. Xander’s Cottage, Martin D. Brown | ||
| Through the Alien Angle, Elwin G. Powers | ||
| The Coming of the White Worm, Clark Ashton Smith | ||
| The Case of Charles Dexter Ward, H.P. Lovecraft (part 1; abridged) | a | |
| The Case of Charles Dexter Ward, H.P. Lovecraft (part 2; abridged) | a | |
| Beyond the Threshold, August W. Derleth | ||
| The Mantle of Graag, Paul Dennis Lavond | ||
| 1942 | The Long Wall, Wilfred Owen Morley | |
| Black Bargain, Robert Bloch | ||
| The Leapers, Carol Grey | ||
| 1943 | The Case of Charles Dexter Ward, H.P. Lovecraft | a |
| The Mound, Zealia Brown-Reed Bishop | ||
| Music of the Stars, Duane W. Rimel | ||
| Legacy in Crystal, James Causey | ||
| Horror at Vecra, Henry Hasse | ||
| 1944 | The Trail of Cthulhu, August Derleth | |
| The Dweller in Darkness, August Derleth | ||
| 1945 | The Lurker at the Threshold, H.P. Lovecraft and August Derleth | |
| The Watcher from the Sky, August Derleth | ||
| 1946 | Bothon, Henry S. Whitehead | |
| Spawn of the Green Abyss, C. Hall Thompson | ||
| 1947 | Black Lotus, Robert Bloch (revised version) | |
| The Will of Claude Ashur, C. Hall Thompson | ||
| The Occupant of the Crypt, August Derleth and Mark Schorer | ||
| 1948 | Something in Wood, August Derleth | |
| The Whippoorwills in the Hills, August Derleth | ||
| 1949 | The Testament of Claiborne Boyd, August Derleth | |
| The Unspeakable Betrothal, Robert Bloch | ||
| 1950 | The Shadow from the Steeple, Robert Bloch | |
| Why Abdul Alhazred Went Mad, D.R. Smith | ||
| 1951 | Something from Out There, August Derleth | |
| Blinded They Fly, Vol Molesworth | ||
| The Black Kiss, Robert Bloch | ||
| Notebook Found in a Deserted House, Robert Bloch | ||
| The Keeper of the Key, August Derleth | ||
| The Night They Crashed the Party, Robert Bloch | ||
| 1952 | The Black Island, August Derleth | |
| 1953 | The House in the Valley, August Derleth | |
| 1954 | The Survivor, H.P. Lovecraft and August Derleth | |
| 1957 | The Peabody Heritage, H.P. Lovecraft and August Derleth | a |
| The Gable Window, H.P. Lovecraft and August Derleth | ||
| The Shadow Out of Space, H.P. Lovecraft and August Derleth | ||
| The Lamp of Alhazred, H.P. Lovecraft and August Derleth | a | |
| Seal of the Damned, August Derleth | ||
| The Sorcerer’s Cave, Trebor Thorpe | ||
| Them Ones, Robert Bloch | ||
| 1958 | Terror in Cut-Throat Cove, Robert Bloch | |
| The Kraken, Leo Brett | ||
| 1959 | The Shuttered Room, H.P. Lovecraft and August Derleth | |
| The Fisherman of Falcon Point, H.P. Lovecraft and August Derleth | ||
| Demons of Cthulhu, Charles D. Hammer | ||
| 1960 | Conspiracy Out of Dorwich, Howard St. John | |
| 1961 | They Flew By Night, Leo Brett | |
| Mythos, Max Chartair | ||
| 1962 | The Church in High Street, J. Ramsey Campbell | |
| Witches’ Hollow, H.P. Lovecraft and August Derleth | ||
| The Trail of Cthulhu, August Derleth | ||
| The Fantastic Fingers of Felix Faust, Gardner F. Fox (comic) | ||
| One Hour to Doomsday, Gardner F. Fox (comic) | ||
| 1963 | The Tower from Yuggoth, J. Ramsey Campbell | |
| The Seventh Incantation, Joseph Payne Brennan | ||
| Solitude, Michael Hamilton | ||
| The Space-Eaters, Frank Belknap Long (revised version) | ||
| 1964 | The Room in the Castle, J. Ramsey Campbell | |
| The Horror from the Bridge, J. Ramsey Campbell | ||
| The Insects from Shaggai, J. Ramsey Campbell | ||
| The Render of the Veils, J. Ramsey Campbell | ||
| The Inhabitant of the Lake, J. Ramsey Campbell | ||
| The Plain of Sound, J. Ramsey Campbell | ||
| The Return of the Witch, J. Ramsey Campbell | ||
| The Moon-Lens, J. Ramsey Campbell | ||
| The Shadow in the Attic, H.P. Lovecraft and August Derleth | ||
| Casting the Stone, John Pocsik | ||
| The Stone on the Island, J. Ramsey Campbell | ||
| 1965 | A Madness from the Vaults, J. Ramsey Campbell | |
| The Face in the Desert, J. Ramsey Campbell | ||
| 1966 | The Dark Brotherhood, H.P. Lovecraft and August Derleth | |
| To Arkham and the Stars, Fritz Leiber | ||
| The Beast from Baalazz, Lyle Gaulding | ||
| 1967 | The Horror from the Middle Span, H.P. Lovecraft and August Derleth | |
| The Mind Parasites, Colin Wilson | ||
| That Deep Black Yonder, A.J. Merak | ||
| The Keeper of Dark Point, Michael Hamilton | ||
| The Black Bishop, Ronald J. Willis | ||
| The Bookseller’s Tale, Walter J. Wentz | ||
| The Thing in the Mist, Max Chartair | ||
| The Black Mirror, Randall Conway | ||
| The Haunting of Charles Quintain, Michael Hamilton | ||
| 1968 | Dagon, Fred Chappell | |
| The Gate of Diminishingness, Andrew E. Rothovius | ||
| A Statue of Unknown Origin, Robert Weinberg | ||
| The Cypress Shell, Brian Lumley | ||
| The Castle in the Window, Steffan B. Aletti | ||
| Leapers, Robert A.W. Lowndes (1st revised version) | ||
| Settler’s Wall, Robert A.W. Lowndes (1st revised version) | ||
| Cthark, Gordon Linzner | ||
| 1969 | The Haunter of the Graveyard, J. Vernon Shea | |
| Cold Print, J. Ramsey Campbell | ||
| The Sister City, Brian Lumley | ||
| Cement Surroundings, Brian Lumley | ||
| The Deep Ones, James Wade | ||
| The Return of the Lloigor, Colin Wilson | ||
| The Philosopher’s Stone, Colin Wilson | ||
| A Darker Shadow Over Innsmouth, James Wade | ||
| The Flying Horned One, Robert Weinberg | ||
| 1970 | Billy’s Oak, Brian Lumley | |
| The Trail of the Necronomicon, Gordon Matthews | ||
| Usurp the Night, Robert E. Howard | ||
| Mushroom, John Jacob | ||
| A Thing of Bones, Robert Weinberg | ||
| The Well, Ray Jones | ||
| The House of the Worm, Gary Myers | ||
| An Item of Supporting Evidence, Brian Lumley | ||
| The Ring of the Demon God, Robert Weinberg | ||
| It Sleeps Beneath the Sand, Robert Weinberg | ||
| The Dead Land, Robert Weinberg | ||
| 1971 | Yohk the Necromancer, Gary Myers | |
| The Caller of the Black, Brian Lumley | ||
| The Mirror of Nitocris, Brian Lumley | ||
| The Night Sea-Maid Went Down, Brian Lumley | ||
| The Thing from the Blasted Heath, Brian Lumley | ||
| Dylath-Lean, Brian Lumley | ||
| De Marigny’s Clock, Brian Lumley | ||
| In the Vaults Beneath, Brian Lumley | ||
| The Dweller in the Tomb, Lin Carter | ||
| Shaggai, Lin Carter | ||
| The House in the Oaks, Robert E. Howard and August Derleth | ||
| Innsmouth Clay, H.P. Lovecraft and August Derleth | ||
| Rising With Surtsey, Brian Lumley | ||
| The Deep-Sea Conch, Brian Lumley | ||
| The Rings of the Papaloi, Donald J. Walsh Jr. | ||
| Conan the Buccaneer, L. Sprague de Camp and Lin Carter | ||
| From the Depths, Meade Frierson III | ||
| The Trapdoor, Meade Frierson III | ||
| Wilfred Kreel, Seeker of the Strange, Spain (comic) | ||
| The Dark Stairway, E.P. Berglund and R.E. Weinberg | ||
| The House of Keziah Mason, Julien C. Raasveld | ||
| Passing of a Dreamer, Gary Myers | ||
| The Vespers Service, William R. Bauer | ||
| The Clock, John Jacob | ||
| The Globe, Ray Jones | ||
| Perhaps the Elder Gods, James H. Lawson IV | ||
| The Thing from the Sea, Robert Weinberg | ||
| The Doom of Yakthoob, from The Necronomicon, Lin Carter | ||
| Notes Concerning a Green Box, Alan Dean Foster | ||
| The Last Necronomicon, Larry Niven | ||
| “And When Blood Touches Blood …”, John Jacob | ||
| Professor Peabody’s Last Lecture, Jack Laird (television) | ||
| 1972 | Akumaden, Ken Asamatsu | |
| Hokaisek no Ketsumyakei, Katsuhiro Matsui | ||
| Those That Wait, James Wade | ||
| The Worms, Ray Jones | ||
| Reunion, Margaret L. Carter | ||
| The White Young Girl Who Lived in the Attic, Bruce Hallenbeck Jr. | ||
| Fungi, Al Attanasio | ||
| Homecoming, Walter C. DeBill Jr. | ||
| The Burrowers Beneath, Brian Lumley (Chapter 1) | ||
| The Return of Zhosph, Gary Myers | ||
| The Drawings on the Desktops, John Sellers | ||
| Planetfall on Yuggoth, James Wade | ||
| Predator, Walter C. DeBill Jr. | ||
| Those Beneath the Waves, Herb Arnold | ||
| The Elder Sign, Al Attanasio | ||
| Totem, John Jacob | ||
| Down to the Sea, Bill Wallace | ||
| The Rynlaerth Megaliths, John Jacob | ||
| The Outpost, John J. Koblas | ||
| From the Sea, Walter C. DeBill Jr. | ||
| Secret of the Psychic Siren, Mike Friedrich (comic) | ||
| Wei-Thogga, Mike Ambrose | ||
| Death-Point, Mike Friedrich (comic) | ||
| Derrick’s Ritual, Alan D. Gullette | ||
| The Pirrak, Billy Keel | ||
| The Seashell, Bill Pugmire | ||
| The Quest of the Necronomicon, J.J. Koblas | ||
| The Summons of Hastur, Alan D. Gullette | ||
| The Lure of Leng, Walter C. DeBill Jr. | ||
| The Events at Poroth Farm, T.E.D. Klein | ||
| 1973 | Dark Woodsman, B. George Hallenbeck | |
| The Minneiska Incident, Phillip J. and G. Arthur Rahman | ||
| Where Are the Inhabitants of Earth?, Alan Hewetson (comic) | ||
| Ghouls, Robert Weinberg | ||
| Kiss an Angel Good Morning, Robert Borski | ||
| The Left-Behind, John Jacob | ||
| What Lurks Among the Dunes, Walter C. DeBill Jr. | ||
| The Terror Out of Time, Alan D. Gullette (round robin; Part 1) | ||
| Haggopian, Brian Lumley | a | |
| The Friar’s Tale, Geoffrey Chaucer | ||
| The Dark Bride, F.C. Adams | ||
| Huitloxopetl, Meade Frierson III (round robin; parts 1-2) | ||
| The Road to Dunwich, Ben Indick | ||
| The House of Cthulhu, Brian Lumley | ||
| Deep Calls to Deep, William Scott Home | ||
| This Archaic Breeding Ground, Alan Hewetson (comic) | ||
| Within the Machinery of Light, Alan D. Gullette | ||
| Azathoth, David E. Schultz (unsigned) | ||
| Innsmouth Festival, John Jacobson (comic) | ||
| The Utmost Abomination, Clark Ashton Smith and Lin Carter | ||
| The Strange Green Bat of the Woods, George Hallenbeck | ||
| Ngyr-Khorath, Walter C. DeBill Jr. | ||
| This Grotesque Green Earth, Alan Hewetson (comic) | ||
| End of the Quest, Gordon Linzner | ||
| The Double Tower, Clark Ashton Smith and Lin Carter | ||
| Passing Through, Robert Weinberg | ||
| 1974 | The Watchers Out of Time, H.P. Lovecraft and August Derleth (chapters 1-4) | |
| Beneath the Moors, Brian Lumley | ||
| The Horror Under Penmire, Adrian Cole | ||
| The Temple of Abomination, Robert E. Howard and Richard L. Tierney | ||
| Gekkoban, Takao Karita | ||
| The Chaos Spawn, F.C. Adams | ||
| Night of the Stalking Death, Llewellyn M. Cabos | ||
| Spawn of the Dread Thing, Tom Sutton (comic) | ||
| The Mask of Zeng, F.C. Adams | ||
| Frosted Glass, Ted Pons | ||
| The Lurker in Tunnel 13!, Len Wein and Bernie Wrightson (comic) | ||
| The Burrowers Beneath, Brian Lumley | ||
| The Palace of Lions, Eldon K. Everett | ||
| The Dead City, Eldon K. Everett | ||
| Sticks, Karl Edward Wagner | ||
| Brother in Damnation, William Scott Home | ||
| The Black Book, Eldon K. Everett | ||
| Devil’s Hill, Eldon K. Everett | ||
| After Life … Death?, Arthur Metzger and Rita Borgman | ||
| The Dark, David C. Smith | ||
| The Crier in the Vault, Ted Pons | ||
| From Beyond the Dark Gateway, Warren Scott Miller | ||
| The History of the Great Race, Drs. Eric von Konnenberg and Pierre de Hammais | ||
| Translations from The Book of Yng, F.C. Adams | ||
| Perilous Legacy, Walter C. DeBill Jr. | ||
| Daughter of Dagon, Eldon K. Everett | ||
| The Collector’s Note, George S. Howard | ||
| The Evil One, Doug Nathman | ||
| Huitloxopetl, Joe Moudry (round robin; part 3) | ||
| The Moon-God Awakens, Crispin Burnham | ||
| Demon in the Flesh, Crispin Burnham | ||
| The Terrible Mind Excursion Machine, Chuck Harmon | ||
| The Vault, Alan Hewetson and Howie Anderson (comic) | ||
| The City of Pillars, Lin Carter | ||
| The Terror Out of Time, Walter C. DeBill Jr. (round robin; part 2) | ||
| The Scream and the Nightmare, Alan Hewetson (comic) | ||
| The Tatoo, Chuck Harmon | ||
| The Listener in the Basement, Fred C. Adams | ||
| The Quaking Horror, Gardner F. Fox (comic) | ||
| Tiara of Dagon, John Jacobson (comic) | ||
| A Bird in the Hand Is …, Cornelius Eagle | ||
| The Fetch, N.M. Flashman | ||
| Casket of the Sea Queen, Richard Landwehr | ||
| The Release of Sclotha, Richard Blackmon | ||
| Born of Woman, David J. Brown | ||
| He Who Creeps, F.C. Adams | ||
| Lure to Darkness, Arthur Aspromatis | ||
| The Shunned Ship, Gerard E. Giannattasio | ||
| The Lurkers Beneath, Llewellyn M. Cabos | ||
| The Thing in the Library, Crispin Burnham and E.P. Berglund | ||
| Lineage of the Empty Dead, William Scott Home | ||
| The Black Tower of Leng, Randy Medoff | ||
| Things in the Sea, Crispin Burnham | ||
| The Mi-Go, Eldon K. Everett | ||
| The Monster on the Moors, Eldon K. Everett | ||
| The Sign of Kutullu, D.C. Smith | ||
| Huitloxopetl, E.P. Berglund (round robin; part 4) | ||
| Out of the Nameless City, John Jacobson (comic) | ||
| Inathotep’s Tale, Fred C. Adams | ||
| 1975 | The Manitou, Graham Masterton | |
| 1975 | The House of the Worm, Gary Myers | |
| 1975 | Glimpses, A.A. Attanasi | |
| The Gods of Earth, Gary Myers | ||
| What Dark God?, Brian Lumley | ||
| Forringer’s Fortune, Joseph Payne Brennan | ||
| In ‘Ygiroth, Walter C. DeBill Jr. | ||
| Out of the Ages, Lin Carter | ||
| In the Vale of Pnath, Lin Carter | ||
| 1975 | Aunt Hester, Brian Lumley | |
| 1975 | The Great White Space, Basil Copper | |
| 1975 | The Devil Ground, Ted Pons | |
| 1975 | The Winds of Zarr, Richard L. Tierney | |
| 1975 | The Sealed Casket, Richard F. Searight | |
| 1975 | A Gentleman of Providence Pens a Letter, Ben Indick | |
| 1975 | The Shadow That Lurked in Twilight, John Alan Little | |
| 1975 | The Terror Out of Time, Ted Pons (round robin; part 3) | |
| 1975 | Through a Glass Darkly, Tom F. Sutton (comic) | |
| 1975 | That Which Lies Below, Jerry Baker | |
| The Mark of Kthagqua, Randy Medoff | ||
| The Destruction of Karoth, Jerry Baker | ||
| 1975 | Mystery Hill, Robert C. Sudol | |
| The Mask of Hali, Eldon K. Everett | ||
| The Soul-Sucker, Eldon K. Everett | ||
| Curse of Cthulhu, Crispin Burnham (round robin; part 1) | ||
| The Papyrus of Nephren-Ka, Robert C. Culp | ||
| 1975 | The Last God, Jerry Baker | |
| 1975 | Slay It Again, Pam, Greg Nicoll | |
| Innsmouth, Massachusetts — Population: Not of This Earth, Greg Nicoll | ||
| 1975 | The Advent of Hitimukoloan, Frank Vizard | |
| 1975 | At Journey’s End, Richard Smoot | |
| 1975 | Menacers on the Moon, Daniel Bailey | |
| The Sehkmet Horror, Jerry Baker | ||
| 1975 | The Transition of Titus Crow, Brian Lumley | |
| 1975 | The Bell of Pau Ku, Robert C. Culp | |
| Randolph Carter’s Portrait, Ross F. Bagby | ||
| The Statement of Richard Landreth, Crispin Burnham | ||
| 1975 | The Ensorceled, Henry Hasse | |
| 1975 | Spawn of the Y’lagh, Randall Larson | |
| 1975 | Innsmouth Love, Loay Hall and Terry Dale | |
| The Dome in the Garden, Loay Hall and Terry Dale | ||
| The Intruder, Dale Nelson | ||
| 1975 | The Nameless Isle, Llewellyn M. Cabos | |
| 1975 | The Eye of Atcha-Talan, Lew Cabos | |
| 1975 | Al Azif Epilogue, Robert C. Culp | |
| Huitloxopetl, Crispin Burnham (round robin; parts 5-8) | ||
| Case, Wally Stoelting | ||
| 1975 | They Only Come Out At Night, Randy Medoff | |
| The Inherited Search, Rod Snyder | ||
| The Seven Towers, Jerry Baker | ||
| 1975 | The Scroll of Morloc, Clark Ashton Smith and Lin Carter | |
| 1975 | The Kukulkaton, Tom Sutton (comic) | |
| 1975 | Images in Stone, Crispin Burnham | |
| Beneath the Sleeping City, Llewellyn M. Cabos | ||
| The Second Time in Twenty Years, Ross Marchmont | ||
| Descent Into Madness, John J. Koblas | ||
| Mad Eyes in Darkness, C.H. Mallory | ||
| The Innsmouth Head, Franklyn Searight | ||
| Wings in the Night, E.P. Berglund | ||
| Demon-Day, Ted Pons | ||
| The Still Ones, F.C. Adams | ||
| The Promise of the Black Goat, Edward M. Kane | ||
| 1975 | From Beyond the Stars, Richard L. Tierney | |
| 1975 | Spawn of the North, George C. Diezel II and Gordon Linzner | |
| Tellus Mater, David C. Smith | ||
| 1975 | The White Squirrel, Robert M. Eber | |
| Xiuhcoatl, Robert C. Culp | ||
| Demon Gods Walk Among Us, Crispin Burnham | ||
| 1975 | Born of the Winds, Brian Lumley | a |
| 1975 | Scherzo in D-Flat, S.T. Joshi | |
| 1976 | Kimonusutomura Kitan, Katsuhiro Matsui | |
| 1976 | Harold’s Blues, Glen Singer | |
| Baptism of Fire, Andrew Darlington | ||
| 1976 | My Boat, Joanna Russ | |
| 1976 | The Vision, Crispin Burnham | |
| 1976 | The Scarlet Sigil, Leon Gammell | |
| The Aquarium, Carl Jacobi | ||
| 1976 | The Murderer from Harkness, Crispin Burnham | |
| The Curse of Cthulhu, E.P. Berglund (round robin; part 2) | ||
| Necronomicon, Olaus Wormius | ||
| The Secret of the Spheres, Jim Shoffner | ||
| 1976 | Dark Shapes Rising, Jim Shoffner | |
| 1976 | “Never Steal from a Whateley”, W.H. Pugmire | |
| Old Letters, Phillip C. Heath | ||
| The Experience, William A. Conder | ||
| The Dark Tower, Robert Eber | ||
| 1976 | From the Deep, Gregory E. Nicoll | |
| The Unusual Case of Frederick Harrison, Gregory E. Nicoll | ||
| 1976 | Manuscript Found on the Beach, Barry R. Hunter | |
| Dead Giveaway, J. Vernon Shea | ||
| 1976 | The Hammerhead Horror, Gregory E. Nicoll | |
| The Night the Dolphin Went Down, Gregory E. Nicoll | ||
| 1976 | From Ye Journal of William Davis Manly, William Davis Manly | |
| 1976 | Necrotic Knowledge, Cemetarius Nightcrawler | |
| 1976 | The Stairs in the Crypt, Clark Ashton Smith and Lin Carter | |
| 1976 | Dream-Visitant, William A. Conder | |
| Weak Signal, William A. Conder | ||
| La Maison du Nord, Joel Ruimy (Part 1) | ||
| 1976 | A Report on the Cave Expedition, Gregory Nicoll | |
| 1976 | Moon-Ghoul, Leon L. Gammell | |
| 1976 | The Fairground Horror, Brian Lumley | |
| The Silence of Erika Zann, James Wade | ||
| All-Eye, Bob Van Laerhoven | ||
| The Tugging, Ramsey Campbell | ||
| Where Yidhra Walks, Walter C. DeBill Jr. | ||
| The Feaster from Afar, Joseph Payne Brennan | ||
| Zoth-Ommog, Lin Carter | ||
| Darkness, My Name Is, Eddy C. Bertin | ||
| The Terror from the Depths, Fritz Leiber | ||
| 1976 | Tharquest and the Lamia Orbiquita, Brian Lumley | |
| 1976 | Shoggoth Incursion, Nikki White (part 1) | |
| 1976 | The Thief and the Demon, Leon L. Gammell | |
| The Hand of Nodens, Leon L. Gammell | ||
| 1976 | Moon Over the Xingu, George Diezel II | |
| 1977 | The Viking’s Stone, Brian Lumley | |
| The Horror at Oakdeene, Brian Lumley | ||
| The Statement of Henry Worthy, Brian Lumley | ||
| 1977 | The Guardians of the Gates, Brian Mooney | |
| 1977 | The Antique Hunters, James A. McKraken | |
| 1977 | Mother of Spiders, Eldon K. Everett | |
| 1977 | The Painter of Still-Lifes, K. Allen Daniels | |
| Lovecraftianisms, E.P. Berglund | ||
| Photo Finish, James Wade | ||
| 1977 | Door to the Garden, Robert E. Howard (fragment) | |
| 1977 | The Horror Out of Time, Leon L. Gammell | |
| 1977 | Genseric’s Fifth-Born Son, Robert E. Howard, Karl Edward Wagner, and Joseph Payne Brennan (round robin; Ch 1 – 3) | |
| The Wrath of Tupan, Richard L. Tierney | ||
| The Temple of Nephrenka, Philip J. Rahman and J.A. McKraken | ||
| 1977 | The Man Who Collected Lovecraft, Gregory Nicoll | |
| Beneath the Vaults of Sumaris, Phillip C. Heath (part 1) | ||
| 1977 | A Visit to the Old Farm, Crispin Burnham | |
| Dead Thing in a Deserted Theater, Ted Rypel | ||
| 1977 | The Snouted Thing, H.P. Lovecraft and J. Vernon Shea | |
| 1977 | The House of the Beast Within, Gregory E. Nicoll | |
| 1977 | Mylakhrion the Immortal, Brian Lumley | |
| 1977 | The Nooseneck Hill Horror, Michael Danagher | |
| 1977 | Beneath the Vaults of Sumarus, Philip C. Heath (part 2) | |
| The Thing That Collected Bloch, Randall Larson | ||
| 1977 | Shoggoth Incursion, Nikki White (part 2) | |
| 1977 | Discovery of the Ghooric Zone — March 15, 2337, Richard A. Lupoff | |
| 1977 | The Shadow Over Amoston, Crispin Burnham | |
| [untitled], John Rieber | ||
| 1977 | The Lurker Below, Gerry Conway, Mike Nasser, and Joe Rubenstein (comic) | |
| 1977 | The Whisperers, Richard A. Lupoff | |
| 1977 | The Feaster from the Stars, E.P. Berglund | |
| The Thing in the Glen, W.H. Pugmire | ||
| 1977 | Cryptically Yours …, Brian Lumley | |
| 1977 | The Horror in the Blue Glass Bottle, Ross F. Bagby | |
| Translations from the Book of Yng, F.C. Adams | ||
| Candles Burning Blue, Llewellyn M. Cabos | ||
| The Temple in the Swamp, Stephen Cross | ||
| 1977 | Shoggoth Incursion, Nikki White (part 3) | |
| 1977 | The Snout in the Alcove, Gary Myers | a |
| 1977 | Genseric’s Fifth-Born Son, Richard L. Tierney, Michael Moorcock, and Charles R. Saunders (round robin; Ch 4 – 6) | |
| 1977 | The Flawed Gem of Yliel, James W. Shoffner | |
| Lurkers Beneath the Depths, Crispin Burnham | ||
| 1977 | The Feast of Argatha, F.C. Adams | |
| 1977 | Along for the Ride, James William Hjort | |
| 1978 | Jerusalem’s Lot, Stephen King | |
| 1978 | Satan’s Mistress, Brian McNaughton | |
| 1978 | The Kiss of Bugg-Shash, Brian Lumley | |
| 1978 | The Frightened of Llytatoggua, Crispin Burnham (part 1) | |
| 1978 | Sword of the Seven Suns, E.P. Berglund | |
| Dreams of the Dreamer, Joeseph Hammond (part 1) | ||
| … And the Sleepers Woke, A. Aspromatis | ||
| 1978 | The Sun of God, Glen Rahman | |
| 1978 | The Clock of Dreams, Brian Lumley | |
| 1978 | The Frightened of Llytatoggua, Crispin Burnham (part 2) | |
| 1978 | Horror Under College Hill, Herbert Marshall | |
| 1978 | Ghor, Kin-Slayer, Andrew J. Offutt and Manly Wade Wellman (round robin; Ch 7 – 8) | |
| 1978 | Continent Beyond Time, Crispin Burnham | |
| 1978 | Spawn of the Winds, Brian Lumley | |
| 1978 | The Horror on the Beach, Alan Dean Foster | |
| 1978 | The Frightened of Llytatoggua, Crispin Burnham (part 3) | |
| 1978 | The Devil’s Hop Yard, Richard A. Lupoff | |
| 1978 | Ghor, Kin-Slayer, Darrell Schweitzer and A.E. van Vogt (round robin; Ch 9 – 10) | |
| 1978 | Strange Eons, Robert Bloch (extract) | |
| 1978 | The Black Chaos, Kenneth Huff | |
| Dreams of the Dreamer, Joeseph Hammond (part 2) | ||
| The Awakening, Edward M. Kane | ||
| Beneath College Hill, Gerard E. Giannattasio | ||
| The Sorcerer’s Pipe, Franklyn Searight | ||
| Incident in Newark, Phyllis Rose | ||
| The Shadow Vampire, Leon L. Gammell | ||
| The Color from Beyond, Llewellyn M. Cabos | ||
| Haven, Ted Pons | ||
| 1978 | The Curse of the Toad, Loay Hall and Terry Dale | |
| Audition, W.H. Pugmire | ||
| The Spawn of Y’lagh, Randall Larson | ||
| The Doom That Came to Sarnath, H.P. Lovecraft (original version) | ||
| 1978 | Strange Eons, Robert Bloch | |
| 1979 | Ghor, Kin-Slayer, Brian Lumley and Frank Belknap Long (round robin; Ch 11 – 12) | |
| 1979 | O Christmas Tree, Jessica Amanda Salmonson and W.H. Pugmire | |
| 1979 | The Revenge of the Manitou, Graham Masterton | |
| 1979 | The Light at Curry’s Point, Ernest Johnson | |
| 1979 | The Dome in the Garden, Loay Hall | |
| 1979 | In the Moons of Borea, Brian Lumley | |
| 1979 | Gunfight Against Nyarlathotep, Randall Larson (part 1) | |
| Dreams of the Dreamer, Joeseph Hammond (part 3) | ||
| The Thing in the Abyss, Llewellyn M. Cabos | ||
| Headsman, Michael Fantina | ||
| A Correlation of Facts Relating to UFO’s, Phyllis Rose | ||
| 1979 | The Freshman, Philip Jose Farmer | |
| 1979 | Tales of the Lovecraft Collectors, Kenneth Faig Jr. (part 1) | |
| A Visitor from Providence, Bernadette Bosky | ||
| 1979 | The Elder Gods, R. Norman (comic; part 1) | |
| 1979 | Excerpts from the Necronomicon, Philippe Druillet | |
| The Alchemist’s Notebook, David Hurd and William Baetz | ||
| 1979 | Sorcerer’s Dream, Brian Lumley | |
| The Secret Member, J. Vernon Shea | ||
| 1979 | Gunfight Against Nyarlathotep, Randall Larson (part 2) | |
| Cleanthis Leonides (or Haggopian’s Third Wife), Phyllis Rose and Philip Panaggio | ||
| A Final Memoir, W.F. Waldrip | ||
| Dreams of the Dreamer, Joeseph Hammond (part 4) | ||
| 1979 | The Exile, Galad Elflandsson | |
| 1980 | Crouch End, Stephen King | a |
| The Star Pools, A.A. Attanasio | ||
| The Second Wish, Brian Lumley | a | |
| Dark Awakening, Frank Belknap Long | ||
| Shaft Number 247, Basil Copper | a | |
| Black Man With a Horn, T.E.D. Klein | a | |
| The Black Tome of Alsophocus, H.P. Lovecraft and Martin S. Warnes | ||
| Than Curse the Darkness, David Drake | ||
| The Faces at Pine Dunes, Ramsey Campbell | a | |
| 1980 | Satan’s Seductress, Brian McNaughton | |
| 1980 | The Black Wolf, Galad Elflandsson | |
| 1980 | Cthulhu’s Gold, James William Hjort | |
| The Ebon Harp, James William Hjort | ||
| 1980 | Eyurid, Tais Teng and Eddy C. Bertin | |
| 1980 | Visit to Innsmouth, Phyllis Rose | |
| 1980 | Tales of the Lovecraft Collectors, Kenneth Faig Jr. (part 2) | |
| 1980 | Before the Storm, Ramsey Campbell | |
| 1980 | The Elder Gods, R. Norman (comic; comic) | |
| 1980 | Collector’s Piece, Adrian Cole | |
| 1980 | Interlude at the Bridge, Franklyn Searight | |
| 1980 | Skull of Gur’la-ya, Jerry Baker | |
| The Horror Below, Kenneth Huff | ||
| Forerunners of Doom, W. Paul Ganley | ||
| The Arctic Stone, Ross F. Bagby | ||
| Temple of the Demon, Crispin Burnham | ||
| The Tomb of the Black Ape, Leon L. Gammell | ||
| 1980 | Countdown for Kalara, Richard L. Tierney | |
| 1980 | The Thing in the Pit, Lin Carter | |
| 1980 | A Gent. from Providence, Dave Reeder | |
| 1980 | The Shape in the Mist, David C. Kopaska-Merkel and Ronald R. McDowell | |
| 1980 | Tales of the Lovecraft Collectors, Kenneth Faig Jr. (part 3) | |
| Short Cut, William Fulwiler | ||
| 1980 | The House of the Temple, Brian Lumley | |
| 1980 | The Last Planet, Jason Magnus | |
| 1980 | The Cancer Thing, Phyllis Rose | |
| The Recurring Doom, S.T. Joshi | ||
| 1981 | Out of the Deep, E.M. Sutton (comic) | |
| 1981 | The Sand Castle, E.P. Berglund | |
| The N Scale Horror, Gerard E. Giannattasio | ||
| The Pool of Xoctl, Gordon Linzner | ||
| The Eggs of Pawa, Richard L. Tierney | ||
| The Darkness Beneath, Shirley D. Sipe | ||
| The Conqueror, Wayne Hooks | ||
| The Myth of the Mythos, James Anderson | ||
| 1981 | Tales of the Lovecraft Collectors, Kenneth Faig Jr. (part 4) | |
| 1981 | Among the pictures are these:, J. Ramsey Campbell | |
| 1981 | The Light from the Pole, Clark Ashton Smith and Lin Carter | |
| Dreams in the House of Weir, Lin Carter | ||
| 1981 | Something in the Moonlight, Lin Carter | |
| The Descent Into the Abyss, Clark Ashton Smith and Lin Carter | ||
| 1981 | Recognition, Brian Lumley | |
| 1981 | A Greater Pleasure, Richard Fawcett | |
| Cae Coch, Dave Reeder | ||
| 1981 | Haunt Ville, Michael Roden | |
| Strange Fugitive, Dave Oreno | ||
| 1981 | Tales of the Lovecraft Collectors, Ken Faig Jr. (part 5) | |
| My Brain or My Body, Phyllis Rose | ||
| The Black Han-Dha, Phil Panaggio | ||
| [Untitled], David Oreno | ||
| 1981 | The House of the Temple, Brian Lumley | |
| The Summons of Nuguth-Yug, Gary Myers and Marc Laidlaw | ||
| The Winfield Heritance, Lin Carter | ||
| 1981 | At the Portals of Pluto, Jason Magnus and Mark Graylock | |
| 1981 | The Reluctant Vampire, R.J. Connors | |
| 1981 | Tales of the Lovecraft Collectors, Ken Faig Jr. (part 6) | |
| The Return, Michael H. Cline | ||
| 1982 | The Adventure of the Ancient Gods, Ralph E. Vaughan | |
| 1982 | The Shadow in the Valley, Stephen Cross | |
| The Madness Out of Space, “H.P. Lovecraft” (part 1) | ||
| 1982 | The Basalt Temple, Peter Kells | |
| 1982 | Tales of the Lovecraft Collectors, Ken Faig Jr. (part 7) | |
| The Cold, Crispin Burnham | ||
| 1982 | Documents in the Case of Elizabeth Akeley, Richard A. Lupoff | |
| 1982 | Dr. Dexter, Llewellyn Cabos | |
| 1982 | The Last Run, James Piatt (part 1) | |
| The Cursed Kingdom, Randall D. Larson | ||
| 1982 | A Book of Verse, William Wallace | |
| 1982 | The Fabulous Sea Below, Jessica Amanda Salmonson | |
| 1982 | The Derleth Horror, Robert M. Price | |
| 1982 | The Voice of the Beach, Ramsey Campbell | |
| 1982 | How Jacquerel Learned to Let Sleeping Gods Lie, Janet Fox | |
| 1982 | P’nagla, Jerry Baker | |
| The Feaster in the Tombs, Lewis Sanders and M.H. Cline | ||
| The Last Run, James Piatt (part 2) | ||
| Epitaph, Harry J. Pearson (part 1) | ||
| 1982 | The Offering, Lin Carter | |
| 1982 | The Wells of Hell, Graham Masteron | |
| 1982 | Music of the Void, William H. Stout | |
| 1982 | The Stalker, David C. Kopaska-Merkel and Ronald R. McDowell | |
| 1982 | Yhagni’s Priest, James William Hjort | |
| 1982 | The Secret That Time Forgot!, Gerry Conway (comic) | |
| 1982 | The Vacation, David Oreno | |
| The Guardian of the Tome, Lewis Sanders and M.H. Cline | ||
| Epitaph, Harry J. Pearson (part 2) | ||
| They Came from Below, Crispin Burnham | ||
| 1983 | Tide of Desire, Sheena Clayton | |
| 1983 | Lord of the Worms, Brian Lumley | |
| 1983 | The Lord of Illusion, E. Hoffmann Price | |
| 1983 | The Madness Out of Space, “H.P. Lovecraft” (part 2) | |
| Dark Swamp, James Anderson | ||
| The Horror in the Garden, Randall Larson and Loay Hall | ||
| 1983 | The Hour of Demons, Llewellyn M. Cabos | |
| Nightmare’s Promise, Robert Borski | ||
| 1983 | A Heart Told Tale, Jos The Reynolds | |
| 1983 | The Vengeance of Yig, Lin Carter | |
| 1983 | The Tree on the Hill, Duane W. Rimel and H.P. Lovecraft | |
| 1983 | Tu-Tu the Toad Girl, D.T. St. Albans and David Pudelwitts | |
| 1983 – 1984 | Mirrors of the Soul, C.J. Henderson | |
| 1984 | The Song of Cthulhu, Lew Cthew | |
| Morning Encounter, Darroll Pardoe | ||
| The Statement of One John Gibson, Brian Lumley | ||
| The Return of the Deep Ones, Brian Lumley (part 1) | ||
| The Thing Under Memphis, Lin Carter | ||
| The Priest of Mlok, Gary Myers | ||
| Family Trouble, Margaret Angley Pearson (unsigned) | ||
| The Return of the Deep Ones, Brian Lumley (part 2) | ||
| Concerning Them from Outside, Lin Carter | ||
| The Unbegotten Source, Clark Ashton Smith and Lin Carter | ||
| The Thing on the Couch, Akrabu | ||
| Book for Sale, Glenn Odden | ||
| Made in Hell, Rick Kennet | ||
| The Sorcerer’s Dream, Brian Lumley | ||
| Just Outside, Crispin Burnham and Gary A. Braunbeck (part 1) | ||
| The Seed of the Star-God, Richard L. Tierney | ||
| The Howler in the Dark, Richard L. Tierney | ||
| The Return of the Deep Ones, Brian Lumley (part 3) | ||
| Gateway to Forever, Frank Belknap Long | ||
| The Hampdon Horror, Duane Rimel | ||
| The Road to Dunwich, Ben Indick (revised version) | ||
| Sculpture, Lew Cthew | ||
| The Dwellers in the Earth, Bruce G. Hallenbeck | ||
| The Second Act, t. Winter-Damon | ||
| Children of Cthulhu, Armas Salminen | ||
| In an Inn in Innsmouth, Randall D. Larson | ||
| The Life of the Master (A Biography of Abdul Alhazred by His Student, El Rashi), translated by David T. St. Albans | ||
| The Mistress of Atlach-Nacha, Cagliostro’s Last Will and Testament, Rodolfo A. Ferraresi | ||
| The ‘Calling’, Stephen Studach | ||
| The Man Who Collected Lovecraft, Gregory Nicoll (revised version) | ||
| Saucers from Yaddith, Robert M. Price (revised version) | ||
| The Statement, Carl T. Ford | ||
| The Feaster from the Stars, Clark Ashton Smith and Lin Carter | ||
| 1985 | Blacked Out, Ramsey Campbell | |
| Maker of Illusion, Lew Cthew | ||
| Ule, Arthur William Lloyd Breach | ||
| The Tombs of Neb, Billy Wolfenbarger | ||
| The Dweller in the Attic, Bruce Hallenbeck, Jr. | ||
| Zzzzzzzz!, P. R. McBride | ||
| The Painting, Sam Gafford | ||
| Synaptic Emissions, R.J. Zimmerman | ||
| The Insolent Hubris of Chungar-Shan, Henry J. Vester III | ||
| Arc Tanget, Paul Bastienne | ||
| The Vault Beneath the Mosque, Lin Carter | ||
| The Gods of Drinen, Gary Myers | ||
| The Waiting Dark, Eddy C. Bertin | ||
| The Wedding of Sheila-Na-Gog, G. Arthur Rahman and Richard L. Tierney | ||
| Streams of Subconsciousness, Pierre Comtois | ||
| The Tomb of Neb, Gary Myers | ||
| Mnomquah, Lin Carter | ||
| Black Eons, Robert E. Howard and Robert M. Price | ||
| The Voice from the Well, Robert J. Curran (part 1) | ||
| The Throne of Achamoth, Richard L. Tierney and Robert M. Price | ||
| Spaghetti, Brian Lumley | ||
| School Prayer, Buzz Dixon (comic) | ||
| The Voice from the Well, Robert J. Curran (part 2) | ||
| Season of the Mermaid, Joe Doherty | ||
| Pilot of the Aether, Henry J. Vester III | ||
| Footsteps in the Sky, P.R. McBride | ||
| Madness In Haiti, Areth Bey and Lew Cthew | ||
| The Shortest Distance, R.J. Zimmerman | ||
| The Tooth, W.H. Pugmire | ||
| Metachronos, Paul Bastienne | ||
| Innsmouth Gold, Henry J. Vester III | ||
| Shadow of the Immortal, Charles L. Baker (part 1) | ||
| The Abominable Man, Gary Lovisi | ||
| The Lake of No Living Thing, Armas T. Salminen | ||
| The Shambler in the Shadows, Barry M. Radburn and Dave Reeder | ||
| The Coming of N’rath-Gol, Arthur William Lloyd Breach | ||
| The Canals of Delft, Jan Bee Landman | ||
| Aliah Warden, Roger Johnson | ||
| The Horror at Witches Hollow, Robert J. Curran (part 1) | ||
| The Acolyte of the Flame, Lin Carter | ||
| The Stone from Mnar, Lin Carter | ||
| Candlewax, W.H. Pugmire | ||
| 1986 | The Weird Woman, Richard L. Hanson | |
| The Kindly Elder, Peter Jeffery | ||
| The Last Rite, Brian Lumley | ||
| The Horror in the Boarding House, Robert Curran | ||
| The Horror at Witches Hollow, Robert J. Curran (part 2) | ||
| The Horror at Witches Hollow, Robert J. Curran (part 3) | ||
| An Incident at Diablo Grove, Alvin Lu | ||
| Reflections from R’lyeh, Chris Pelletiere (comic) | ||
| Sword of the Necromancer, Leon L. Gammell | ||
| Garray’s Landing, Armas Salminen | ||
| The Madness Out of Time, Lin Carter | ||
| Dagon Manor, Robert E. Howard and C.J. Henderson | ||
| Through Outrageous Angles, David C. Kopaska-Merkel and Ronald R. McDowell | ||
| The Malodorous M. Macabi, Ronald F. Marshall | ||
| A Darker Shade of White, Carl T. Ford | ||
| The Secret of the Stanley House, John A. Crow | ||
| Nighttime, Ralph E. Vaughan | ||
| Tales of Old Zid-Yargoth, Leon L. Gammell | ||
| The Tomb-Herd, Ramsey Campbell | ||
| Return to Arkham, Brian Lumley and Martin McKenna (comic) | ||
| Dreamer of Visions, Mark Mielke | ||
| A Dangerous Meeting, Mark Mielke | ||
| 1987 | The Dreaming City, Roger Johnson | |
| Custos Sanctorum, Roger Johnson | ||
| Ishtaol, Roger Johnson | ||
| The Anniversary, Oliver Lottmann | ||
| That Noble Dust, Henry J. Vester III | ||
| The Winds of Yith, W.H. Pugmire | ||
| The Eyes of Darkness, E.P. Berglund | ||
| The Deprogrammer, Robert M.Price | ||
| Inception, Brian Lumley | ||
| The Pool, Donald R. Burleson | ||
| Behind the Mask, Lin Carter | ||
| Curse of the Crocodile, Richard L. Tierney | ||
| What the Sea Gives Up, Pierre Comtois | ||
| The End, David Daniel | ||
| The Kraulshavn Fragment, Dr. Vincent Baber | ||
| The Kraulshavn Tablet: Facts and Speculations, Abraham R. Talmarsh, PhD. | ||
| Doubts on the Authenticity of “The Kraulshavn Fragment”, Robert M. Price | ||
| The Kraulshavn Fragment: The Corruptor Elsewhere in Eibon, Sean Ramsey | ||
| The Stature of “The Corruptor” in The Kraulshavn Fragment, Professor Robert Doyle Holt | ||
| Phonetics and Consonation in Proper Names in the Kraulshavn Fragment, Prof. Judson T. Weinemann | ||
| Mythopoeic Aspects of the Kraulshavn Fragment, Paul Bastienne | ||
| The Resurrection of Kzadool-Ra, Henry J. Vester III | ||
| Monster, R.J. Zimmerman | ||
| The Discovery, Marc Mielke | ||
| Deux Ex Machina, Robert M. Eber | ||
| Dreams of the Black Lotus, Lin Carter | ||
| You Can’t Take It With You, C.J. Henderson | ||
| Swamp Rising, W.H. Pugmire | ||
| New Moon, by William Relling, Jr. | ||
| Nightshade Crossing, Mark Rainey | ||
| Thy Cryptic Power, W.H. Pugmire | ||
| Wilbur Whateley Waiting, Robert M. Price | ||
| 1987 – 1988 | The Crossword Puzzle, N. Mark Gordon (comic) | |
| The Treasure of Horemkhu, Richard L. Tierney | ||
| 1988 | Strange Manuscript Found in the Vermont Woods, Lin Carter | |
| The Secret in the Parchment, Lin Carter | ||
| Dead of Night, Lin Carter | ||
| The Shadow from the Stars, Lin Carter | ||
| The Fishers from Outside, Lin Carter | ||
| The Papyrus of the Dark Wisdom, Clark Ashton Smith and Lin Carter | ||
| The Sect of the Idiot, Thomas Ligotti | ||
| The Treasure of the Ancients, Gary Myers | ||
| Perchance to Dream, Lin Carter | ||
| Dust to Dust, W.H. Pugmire | ||
| Wine in Slimy Bottles, Bobby G. Warner | ||
| The Screaming Stones, Ralph E. Vaughan | ||
| The Feast, Gary J. Robinson | ||
| Moles, Lisa Lepovetsky | ||
| Headcase, Garrie Hall | ||
| The Life of Eibon According to Cyron of Varaad, Lin Carter | ||
| The Guardian of the Gate, James Grandillo | ||
| Pages from Pickman’s Notebook, Tony Patrick | ||
| The Pacific High, Grant Fjermedal | ||
| The Worm of Urakhu, Richard L. Tierney | ||
| Conclusion to “The Return of the Sorcerer”, Clark Ashton Smith (original version) | ||
| The Sphere Beyond Sound, Mark Rainey | ||
| Nighttime, Ralph Vaughan | ||
| Rapture in Black, Mark Rainey | ||
| Scrawler, Ann K. Schwader (part 1) | ||
| Slow Burn, C.K. Johnson | ||
| Scrawler, Ann K. Schwader (part 2) | ||
| Tales of the Lovecraft Collectors, Ken Faig Jr. (part 8) | ||
| 1989 | Elysia, by Brian Lumley | |
| Phoenix, R. David Ludwig | ||
| Heir of Darkness, Glenn Rahman | ||
| In the Airlock, Ann K. Schwader | ||
| Leapers, Robert A.W. Lowndes (2nd revised version) | ||
| Settler’s Wall, Robert A.W. Lowndes (2nd revised version) | ||
| A Monograph on Cthulhoid Manifestations in Australia by Norman Rouens, Penny Love | ||
| Apocryphal Passage from a Suppressed Scripture taken from the papers of the late Professor Geisel, Paleographer, Denise Passarelli and Sean Branney | ||
| The Black Crypt, Mark Williams | ||
| The Dreams of Yig, Pierre Comtois and Henry J. Vester III | ||
| The Oracle of Sadoqua, Ron Hilger | ||
| An Opener of the Gate, Margaret L. Carter | ||
| The Artifacts from Quivira, Ross F. Bagby | ||
| no room, Bill Hopkins | ||
| The Gibbering Walls, Eddy C. Bertin | ||
| Ule, Arthur William Lloyd Breach | ||
| The Adder, Fred Chappell | ||
| The Leering Surf, David Barker | ||
| Terminal, John Brower | ||
| Old Glass, Ann K. Schwader | ||
| What Happened to Eddie, A.E.B. Arkle | ||
| The Ring of the Hyades, John S. Glasby | ||
| Drawn from Life, John S. Glasby | ||
| The Old One, John S. Glasby | ||
| The Dwellers in Darkness, John S. Glasby | ||
| The Nightmare of Robert Edwin Holt, Arthur William Lloyd Breach | ||
| The Deprogrammer, Robert M. Price (revised version) | ||
| The Bell in the Tower, H.P. Lovecraft and Lin Carter | ||
| The Strange Doom of Enos Harker, Lin Carter | ||
| The Stairs in the Crypt, Lin Carter | ||
| [untitled] (Carcosa story about Hali), Lin Carter | ||
| 1990 | The Wind Has Teeth, G. Warlock Vance and Scott H. Urban | |
| The Necronomicon, Lin Carter | ||
| The Shattered Window, Margaret Frastley | ||
| Symphonia Maledictus, Mark Rainey | ||
| Oneric Moon, Simon MacCulloch | ||
| The Shadow Over Redforde, John S. Glasby | ||
| The Brooding City, John S. Glasby | ||
| The Dweller Beyond the Gate, John S. Glasby | ||
| A Shadow from the Aeons, John S. Glasby | ||
| The Kh’yrog Tablets, John S. Glasby | ||
| The Night Abbey, Peter Smith | ||
| The Return, Peter Smith | ||
| Many Are the Masks, Pierre Comtois (Part 1) | ||
| The Pronounced Effect, John Brunner | ||
| Many Are the Masks, Pierre Comtois (Part 2) | ||
| The Pillars of Melkarth, Richard L. Tierney | ||
| The Devourers, Bobby G. Warner | ||
| Worms, W. Paul Ganley | ||
| The Man Who Would Be King, G.W. Thomas | ||
| The Insider, J. Henry Johnson | ||
| Let Us Humans Die, Norman Rudnick | ||
| The Doom in the Room, J.E. Thomas | ||
| The Primal Urge, Leon L. Gammell | ||
| The Horror at Santa Alma, William Scheinman | ||
| Great Holes Secretly Are Digged, Katherine Ramsland | ||
| Will, Graham Masterton | ||
| Meryphylla, Brian McNaughton | ||
| H.P.L., Gahan Wilson | ||
| The Barrens, F. Paul Wilson | a | |
| 1991 | Inside the Bud. D.F. Lewis | |
| Excerpts from the Journals of Mikhail Aksakov, Blair Reynolds (part 1) | ||
| The Unthinkable, Bruce Sterling | ||
| From the Investigative Journals of Mikhail Aksakov, Blair Reynolds * (part 2) | ||
| From the Journals of Alexander Hale, Ph.D.: The Tablets of Destiny by C. Raymond Lewis | ||
| Tales of the Lovecraft Collectors, Ken Faig Jr. (part 9) | ||
| Pirate’s Alley, Nancy A. Collins, Tom Mandrake, and Kim Mulder (comic) | ||
| 1992 | Rum, Necromancy, & the Lash, Nancy A. Collins, Tom Mandrake, and Kim Mulder (comic) | |
| The Innsmouth Heritage, Brian Stableford | ||
| The Dreaming Detective, Ralph E. Vaughan | ||
| The Adventure of the Laughing Moonbeast, Ralph E. Vaughan | ||
| Decodings, Steve Rasnic Tem | ||
| Guardian Angels, Steve Rasnic Tem | ||
| Mists of Death # 2, Richard F. Searight (fragment) | ||
| The Night Abbey, Peter Smith (revised version) | ||
| The Things That Are Not There, Robert Morgan | ||
| Some Things Never Die, Robert Morgan (excerpt) | ||
| 1993 | The Forbidden Zone, Whitley Strieber | |
| Mysteries of the Word, Stanley Wiater | ||
| The House of the Toad, Richard L. Tierney | ||
| Cult of the Star-God, Lew Cthew | ||
| The Dreamers in Darkness, Peter Smith (revised version) | ||
| The Return, Peter Smith (revised version) | ||
| Half a Sixpence, D.F. Lewis | ||
| The Screech, Harrison Howe | ||
| In the Light of the Lamp, Steven Paulsen | ||
| The Eye of Hlu-Hlu, Donald R. Burleson | ||
| The Last Show at Verdi’s Supper Club, Stephen Mark Rainey | ||
| Cells, Jeffrey Thomas | ||
| Trouble in Budapest: From the Journals of Alexander Hale, Ph.D., C. Raymond Lewis | ||
| Tatters of the King, Lin Carter | ||
| The Space of Madness, Stephen Studach | ||
| 1993 – 1994 | The Caller from Oklahoma, Allen Mackey | |
| 1994 | Platinum Hearts, Don Webb | |
| The Artist’s Fate, Joseph P. Kervin | ||
| Watch the Whiskers Sprout, DF Lewis | ||
| The Return of the White Ship: The Quest for Cathuria, Arthur William Lloyd Breach | ||
| Behold, I Stand at the Door and Knock, Robert M. Price | ||
| 1968 RPI, Joe Murphy | ||
| Those of the Air, Darrell Schweitzer and Jason Van Hollander | ||
| Mr. Skin, Victor Milan | ||
| Just Say No, Gregory Nicoll | ||
| The Scourge, Charles M. Saplak | ||
| Of Dark Things and Midnight Places, David Niall Wilson | ||
| The Likeness, Dan Perez | ||
| An Early Frost, Scott David Aniolowski | ||
| Scene: A Room, Craig Anthony | ||
| The Seven Cities of Gold, Crispin Burnham | ||
| Shadows of Her Dreams, Cary G. Osborne | ||
| The Herald, Daniel M. Burrello | ||
| Typo, Michael D. Winkle | ||
| Star Bright, Star Byte, Marella Sands | ||
| The Drums of Chaos: An Excerpt, Richard L. Tierney | ||
| Deepnet, by David Langford | ||
| Serpent Eggs, by David Langford | ||
| The Stalker in the Snows, James Ambuehl | ||
| Prey of the Goat, M.L. Carter | ||
| Sabbath of the Black Goat, Stephen M. Rainey | ||
| The Curate of Temphill, Robert M. Price and Peter H. Cannon | ||
| Grossie, David Kaufman | ||
| To Clear the Earth, Will Murray | ||
| The Carcass, Allen Mackey | ||
| A New Beginning, Hadrian Hicks and Tani Jantsang | ||
| The Colors of Cthulhu’s Minions, Tani Jantsang | ||
| My Brains or My Body, Tani Jantsang | ||
| The Narrative of Nph’yth-Kla, Tani Jantsang | ||
| A Private Inquiry Into the Possible Whereabouts of Clara Boyd, P. Marsh, T. Jantsang, C. Ley, H. Hicks, J. Gerber, and Others | ||
| Necronomicon, W.H. Pugmire | ||
| The Recluse, David Barker | ||
| The Country of the Wind, Pierre Comtois | ||
| The Worm Shall Ye Fight, Philip Marsh | ||
| Louis’ Strange Talisman, Allen Mackey | ||
| Lovecraft in Heaven, Grant Morrison | ||
| Black Static, David Conway | ||
| The Courtyard, Alan Moore | ||
| Ward 23, D.M. Mitchell | ||
| The Blasphemous Enlightenment of Prof. Francis Wayland Thurston of Boston, Providence, and the Human Race, Thomas Ligotti | ||
| 1995 | Résumé with Monsters, William Spencer Browning | |
| Transactional Analysis, Don Webb | ||
| Martian Alchemy, Don Webb | ||
| Azathoth in Arkham, Peter Cannon | ||
| The Revenge of Azathoth, Peter Cannon | ||
| The Pit of the Shoggoths, Stephen M. Rainey | ||
| The Last Night of Earth, Gary Myers | ||
| The Daemon-Sultan, Donald R. Burleson | ||
| Idiot Savant, C.J. Henderson | ||
| The Nameless Tower, John Glasby | ||
| The Plague Jar, Allen Mackey | ||
| The Return of Yig, Frederick Stansfield | ||
| The Statement of Richard Daniel Upton, T. Jantsang, J. Gerber, and C. Ley | ||
| Heterodox Churches in Innsmouth, Philip Marsh | ||
| The Transition of Zadok Allen, Robert M. Price | ||
| Somebody Loves Him, Tani Jantsang | ||
| Ice John, Philip Marsh | ||
| The Horror That Came to Innsmouth, James Ambuehl | ||
| Who Shall Know the Gate?, Tani Jantsang | ||
| The Dark Hand of: God?, Wayne Hicks | ||
| Move Over Fat Face, Tani Jantsang | ||
| The Extra-Ordinary Case of Maggie Gordon, Philip Marsh and Tani Jantsang | ||
| The Song of Cthulhu, James Ambuehl | ||
| Dreams Upon the Shore of an Ancient Sea, Ralph E. Vaughan | ||
| Dream-Sendings, Edward P. Berglund | ||
| Down in Limbo, Robert M. Price | ||
| A Priestess of Nodens, A.A. Attanasio | ||
| Ghost Lake, Donald R. Burleson | ||
| Beauty, Fred Behrendt | ||
| Unseen, Penelope Love | ||
| Fortunes, Keith “Doc” Herber | ||
| Cross My Heart, Hope to Die, J. Todd Kingrea | ||
| I Dream of Wires, Scott David Aniolowski | ||
| The Turret, Richard A. Lupoff | ||
| The Second Effort, John Tynes | ||
| The Queen, Diane Summarco | ||
| The Awakening, Gary Sumpter | ||
| Random Access, Michael G. Szymanski | ||
| Free the Old Ones, C.J. Henderson | ||
| The Music of the Spheres, Kevin A. Ross | ||
| Growing Pains, Richard Watts | ||
| The Beard of Byatis, Robert M. Price | ||
| The Horror Under Warrendown, Ramsey Campbell | ||
| The Challenge from Below, Robert M. Price (round robin, part1) | ||
| Embrace of the Tendriled Sea, Emissary Orcen | ||
| The Face That Screams, Emissary Pugmire | ||
| The Tree-House, W.H. Pugmire and Robert M. Price | ||
| The Inner Gateway, E.P. Berglund | ||
| Father Figure, Alex Guillotte and Jeffrey Thomas | ||
| Interviews with Other Nations, Tani Jantsang | ||
| Beast of Love, Tracy Ambuehl and James Ambuehl | ||
| Zann’s Reprise, Peter H. Gilmore | ||
| 1996 | Tender Hearts (A Prologue), G.W. Thomas | |
| There Was an Old Lady …, G.W. Thomas | ||
| The People, G.W. Thomas | ||
| The Songs of Madness, G.W. Thomas | ||
| Epilogue, G.W. Thomas | ||
| Dope War of the Black Tong, Robert M. Price | ||
| The Thing from Lovers’ Lane, Nancy A. Collins | ||
| The Challenge from Below, Peter H. Cannon (round robin, part2) | ||
| Aklo Tablets, Tani Jantsang | ||
| Dawn of the New Aeon, Allen Mackey | ||
| The Horror in the Oval Office, M.J.P. Smith | ||
| Once Upon a Time, Casey Ley | ||
| From Darker Heavens, Stanley C. Sargent | ||
| The Soul of the Devil-Bought, Robert M. Price | ||
| The Challenge from Below, Donald R. Burleson (round robin, part3) | ||
| Patiently Waiting, C.J. Henderson | ||
| The Challenge from Below, Brian McNaughton (round robin, part4) | ||
| The Mantle of Graag, Frederik Pohl, Harry Dockweiller, and Robert A.W. Lowndes | ||
| Demons of Cthulhu, Robert Silverberg | ||
| Live Bait, Stanley C. Sargent | ||
| Mother of Serpents, Gary Myers | ||
| 1997 | Third Shift, Kevin Carson | |
| The Red Offering, Lin Carter | ||
| The Dweller in the Tomb, Lin Carter (revised version) | ||
| The Thing in the Pit, Lin Carter (revised version) | ||
| Out of the Ages, Lin Carter (revised version) | ||
| The Horror in the Gallery, Lin Carter (revised version) | ||
| The Winfield Heritance, Lin Carter (revised version) | ||
| The Fishers from Outside, Lin Carter (revised version) | ||
| The Strange Doom of Enos Harker, Lin Carter and Robert M. Price | ||
| Pazuzu’s Children, Jeffrey Thomas | ||
| The Alternate Manuscript, John Shire | ||
| I Married a Shoggoth, Jeffrey Thomas | ||
| Lovecraft’s Sentence, Joseph S. Pulver, Sr. | ||
| U666, Leon D. Wild | ||
| The Stone of Ubbo-Sathla, David Barker | ||
| Off-Season, J.J. Travis | ||
| Huitloxopetl, James Ambuehl, Ricardo Madeira, and Ian Davey (round robin, chapters 9-11) | ||
| Huitloxopetl, Laurence J. Cornford (round robin, chapter 12) | ||
| Whiteout, James Ambuehl and E.P. Berglund | ||
| Dark Providence, Don D’Ammassa | ||
| The Doom That Came to Dunwich, Richard A. Lupoff | ||
| Frank the Cnidarian, Benjamin Adams | ||
| Tuttle, James Robert Smith | ||
| The Shunpike, Robert M. Price | ||
| The Looking Glass, Peter A. Worthy, Ian Davey, E.P. Berglund, and James Ambuehl (round robin) | ||
| At Death’s Door, Dreaming, Ian Davey | ||
| To the Dancing Tree, Ian Davey and Peter A. Worthy | ||
| The Gospel According to Cthulhu, Sean Rodgers | ||
| The Transition of Abdul Alhazred, Robert M. Price | ||
| Between and Beyond, Ricardo Madeira | ||
| The Terror of Toad Lake, James Ambuehl | ||
| Sweet Despise, Peter A. Worthy | ||
| Black Letter Day, Ian Davey | ||
| Huitloxopetl, Peter A. Worthy and Peter F. Guenther (round robin, chapters 13-14) | ||
| The Crystal, E.P. Berglund | ||
| MIBs, Tim Waggoner | ||
| The Dig, Sean Rodgers | ||
| The Key of the Poet, Edward M. Kane | ||
| All Things Come …, Stanley C. Sargent | ||
| The Green Decay, Robert M. Price | ||
| The Doom of Enos Harker, Lin Carter and Laurence J. Cornford | ||
| The Horror from the Well, R.S. Cartwright | ||
| The Shadow Over Uxmal, Will Murray | ||
| The Box from the Attic, Jennifer McIlwee Myers | ||
| Servile, Jeffrey Thomas | ||
| Horror Show, Gary Myers | ||
| They Hear You If You Scream, Scott Dixon | ||
| The Serpent’s Spots, C.L. Werner | ||
| A Certain Kindness, James Robert Smith | ||
| Eibon Saith: The Apophthegmata of Eibon, Robert M. Price | ||
| Tentacles, Peter F. Guenther | ||
| The Last Laugh, Ron Shiflet | ||
| An Incarceration in Bh’Yhlun, Ian Davey | ||
| Foundling, Tim Waggoner | ||
| The Lords of Pain, Richard L. Tierney | ||
| I Walk the World’s Black Rim, Mike Minnis | ||
| A Brief Biography of Abdul Alhazred, Dr. Henry Armitage | ||
| The Serpents of Tenoka, Ron Shiflet | ||
| The Most Holy Pope, Henrik Johnsson | ||
| The Pain Eater, Benjamin Adams | ||
| Hall of Terror, Andy Boot | ||
| There Is a Pond, Franklyn Searight | ||
| Beneath the Black Obilisk, Stephen Sennitt | ||
| Understudy, Gary Myers | ||
| Snakedance, Benjamin Adams and Ron Dee | ||
| Baked Naked, Charles Garofalo | ||
| The Old Ones Whisper, Ann K. Schwader | ||
| The Third Eye, Jeffrey Thomas | ||
| Seafoam, Alan Peschke | ||
| The Sudden and Dramatic Disappearance of Henry Resnick, Jon Hansen | ||
| Shoofly, Tim Waggoner | ||
| The House in the Woods, R.S. Cartwright | ||
| Darker, Alan Peschke | ||
| When the Stars Are Ripe, Stanley C. Sargent | ||
| The Prodigal, Andy Nunez | ||
| End Times, Ricardo Madeira | ||
| 1998 | The Deep-Lord Awakens, James Ambuehl | |
| Correlated Contents, James Ambuehl (revised version) | ||
| Sesqua Bud, Chad Hensley | ||
| The Thing in the Glen, W.H. Pugmire (revised version) | ||
| Lament, Walter C. DeBill, Jr. | ||
| The Tale of Toad Loop, Stanley C. Sargent | ||
| The Story of Quinton Applewithe, Forrest Lancaster | ||
| The Becoming, Ron Shiflet | ||
| Not One the Same, J.B. Lee | ||
| Catch of the Day, Andy Nunez | ||
| The Snake-God of Shonhi, James Ambuehl | ||
| Small Ghost, Michael Minnis | ||
| The Epiphany of Dissolution, Ian Davey | ||
| Huitloxopetl, Luis G. Abbadié (round robin, chapter 15) | ||
| The Deepers of Maters, Stanley C. Sargent | ||
| Gnarly Punks, Chad Hensley | ||
| Godzilla vs. Cthulhu, C.L. Werner | ||
| The Snakefarm, James Ambuehl | ||
| The Audient Void, W.H. Pugmire | ||
| The Testament of Dr. Coker, Jody Trout | ||
| Cult Music, Martin Mundt | ||
| Closing of the Gate, Franklyn Searight | ||
| The Pane of Souls, Jody Trout | ||
| Black Sun, G.W. Thomas | ||
| The Blood Dimmed Tide, Kevin Eric Sheridan | ||
| The Return of Rhan-Tegoth, Laurence J. Cornford | ||
| Cold Waste, Ken Silver | ||
| Nefast, James Kracht | ||
| Genuine Article, J.B. Lee | ||
| The Dark Man’s Assassin, Ron Shiflet | ||
| The Exorcism of Iagsat, Joseph S. Pulver, Sr. | ||
| The Black Rite of Yaddith, Joseph S. Pulver, Sr. | ||
| The Drive, E.P. Berglund | ||
| The Night Music of Oakdeene, Joseph S. Pulver, Sr. | ||
| Strange Affliction, Delia Shiflet | ||
| Within the Machinery of Light, Alan Gullette (revised version) | ||
| Maastricht Chalk, Mike Minnis | ||
| Chasing Shadows, Joseph S. Pulver, Sr. | ||
| Carpenter’s Hammer, Adrian Kleinbergen | ||
| The Life and Death of Zebros Santiago, Peter Levi | ||
| The Missive Of Thaddeus, Sean Rodgers | ||
| Foundations, Forrest Lancaster | ||
| Night of Samhain, Carlos Orsi Marinho | ||
| The Hungry Man, Tim Waggoner | ||
| The Owls, Alan Peschke | ||
| Brood of the Blood God, Kevin Eric Sheridan | ||
| The Corporal’s Curse, Brian Nutter | ||
| Hear the Squidman Speak, Mike Minnis | ||
| Jewel of Many Colors, Kenneth Silver | ||
| A Mind is a Terrible Thing, Steve Maschuck and Fred Lubnow | ||
| The Black Rapture, Ron Shiflet | ||
| The Watery Horror, Peter F. Guenther | ||
| Of the Doom of Irem, Luis G. Abbadie | ||
| The Guard Command, Joseph S. Pulver, Sr. | ||
| Simply, the Sea, Michael Gillis | ||
| Stomach Pains, Franklyn Searight | ||
| The Shadow of the Sleeping God, James Ambuehl | ||
| The Return of Rhan-Tegoth, Laurence J. Cornford | ||
| The Diabolic Masterpiece of Robert Braque, C.L. Werner | ||
| The Cost of the Cure, Adam Niswander | ||
| The Advent of Uvhash, James Ambuehl | ||
| Lord of the Empty Houses, Charles Garofalo | ||
| The Mask, Gary Myers | ||
| Huitloxopetl, Gabriel Benitez and Laura Michel (round robin, chapter 16) | ||
| The Bargain with Yog-Sothoth, Robert Bee | ||
| After Summer, John Shire | ||
| Corpse Candles, Jeffrey Thomas | ||
| The Diary of Andrew Marsh, C.L. Werner | ||
| Interlude at the Bridge, Franklyn Searight | ||
| The Horrible Legacy of Jacob Rigny, Stephen M. Rainey | ||
| The Ring, C.L. Werner | ||
| The House of Haon-Dor, Clark Ashton Smith & Laurence J. Cornford | ||
| Warriors of the Worm, Todd H.C. Fischer | ||
| Terminus, Ian Davey | ||
| After Tomorrow, Peter A. Worthy | ||
| The Shadow of Obscenity, W.H. Pugmire | ||
| The Gate to M’gall’anah, Todd H.C. Fischer | ||
| 1999 | No More Firmament, Peter A. Worthy | |
| The Forgotten God, James Ambuehl | ||
| Allan and the Sundered Veil, Alan Moore (part 1) | ||
| The Curiosity, Michael Carter | ||
| Them, Risto Remes | ||
| Cthulhu War: Genesis, Michael Carter | ||
| The Statement of Jackson Palmer, Thomas V. Powers | ||
| Necromancer’s Legacy, Peter F. Guenther | ||
| The Project, Jeff Miller | ||
| The Isle of Chor-Tal, Ron Shiflet | ||
| Goddess, Kenneth Silver | ||
| The Vermont Horror, H.P. Lovecraft | ||
| The Easiest Case, Jason Kuhl | ||
| The Nightmare of the Spheres, R. Michael Burns | ||
| The Dungeon of Self, C.J. Henderson | ||
| An Intersection of Necromancies, Thomas B. deMayo | ||
| The Dream Leech, William Laughlin | ||
| A Meeting in Providence, Richard Gavin | ||
| The Darkest Star, W.H. Pugmire | ||
| Allan and the Sundered Veil, Alan Moore (part 2) | ||
| Allan and the Sundered Veil, Alan Moore (part 3) | ||
| Bethia, Tom Liberman | ||
| The Jungle’s Black God, Joseph A. McCullough V | ||
| Condemned, Adrian Kleinbergen | ||
| Island Paradise, J.R. Boos and Graeme Stevens | ||
| Photo Essay, Michael Minnis | ||
| With Eyes That See, J.B. Lee | ||
| Rosa’s Day, Brendan Carson | ||
| Mythos Variations, David C. Kopaska-Merkel | ||
| Mail Order Bride, Ann K. Schwader | ||
| Barrows and Stones, Glenn Rahman and Richard L. Tierney (prologue) | ||
| The Circle of Tsau Hsu, G.W. Thomas and Adrian Kleinbergen | ||
| A Song of Madness and of Death, Todd H.C. Fischer | ||
| The Black Box, Melanie E. Fischer | ||
| Allan and the Sundered Veil, Alan Moore (part 4) | ||
| Water Music for the Tillers of Soil, Tom Piccirilli | ||
| Priestess of Nycrama, John W. Patterson | ||
| Between the Pages, Trent Jamieson | ||
| The Stained Glass Window, Kenneth Silver | ||
| Ride the Wild Worm, Mike Carter | ||
| Inside the Idol, Jason Quinn | ||
| Death and a Drug Fiend, Forrest Lancaster | ||
| Unsympathetic Stewards, Doyle Netzly | ||
| Kadras, Peter Levi | ||
| 2000 | The Prophecies at Newfane Asylum, Don Webb | |
| Dreaming in Darkness, R.S. Cartwright | ||
| House of the Rising Sun: Innsmouth, USA, Ken Ichigawa | ||
| The Waite Inheritance, Peter F. Guenther | ||
| The Greystorm Children, Cullen Bunn | ||
| Pilate Blindfolded, Carlos Orsi Martinho | ||
| To Die Like a Roman, Brian Nutter | ||
| The Bag Hookers, James Kracht | ||
| Allan and the Sundered Veil, Alan Moore (part 5) | ||
| Tonight All the Sleeping Sentinels Will Be Born, Joe Pulver | ||
| Down the Line, J.J. Travis | ||
| The Bends, Peter A. Worthy | ||
| Memories, E.P. Berglund | ||
| The Crawling Pit, Tim Curran | ||
| Allan and the Sundered Veil, Alan Moore (part 6) | ||
| Shadows Bend, David Barbour and Richard Raleigh | ||
| Mythos, John Glasby | ||
| Necrotic Knowledge, Dirk W. Mosig |
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