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H. P. Lovecraft, one of the great obsessive writers of the 20th century, naturally chose the pulp genre of "weird horror" in which to exorcise his acute anatomical alienation and existential torment. Within the matrix of his grotesque yet complex mythology, Lovecraft was able to conjure a hideous universe lying just beyond our own, his relentless style and language forging a convoluted, midnight-purple literary form which ultimately achieves a...

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This modern classic of the graphic arts features one of the genre's visionaries who interprets Lovecraft's stories. Illustrations.

Often acclaimed as the finest Irish illustrator of all time, Harry Clarke (1889-1931) first turned his hand to depicting the works of Edgar Allan Poe around 1914. Poes work was ideally suited to Clarke, who drew in an intricate style often reminiscent of Aubrey Beardsley, and was fascinated by the weird and macabre. By 1919 Clarke had produced 24 drawings to accompany a new edition of Poes "Tales of Mystery and Imagination." It became a best-s...

THE BLACK WRM GISM CULT OCEANIC INSECT PORN A VORTEX OF COSMIC MAYHEM STALKED BY RAVENING LYSERGIC ENTITIES A POST-HUMAN PSYCHEDELIC SEIZURE OF LOVECRAFTIAN TEXT, ART AND FRAGMENTS SONGS OF THE BLACK WRM GISM picks up where the acclaimed anthology THE STARRY WISDOM left off and goes beyond way beyond! what H.P. Lovecraft dared to show. Editor D.M. Mitchell presents an illustrated brainstorm of visceral deep-sea dream currents, aberrant trans-s...

The only full-length work of fiction by HP Lovecraft, the master of 20th century horror, which inspired Roger Cormans The Haunted Palace and Lucio Fulcis The Beyond. This new edition also includes Lovecrafts rare History of the Necronomicon, and a challenging new introduction by D. M. Mitchell, an acknowledged authority on Lovecraft. A nameless terror surges through centuries to engulf the soul of Charles Dexter Ward, a brilliant New England a...

In 1795, the survivors of a murderous torture orgy at the Chateau de Sellignyin France are attacked by rabid wolves. Badly bitten, Guillaume Garou ends upin New Orleans, 100 years later, in the new graphic novel of horror from cultauthors Havoc and Serra.