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Doctor Who Series 2: Episodes 8 &9 The Doctor and Rose land on a distant space base, and find themselves going into battle with the devil in an episode reminiscent of a 1930s Weird Tales serial. the impossible planet • the satan pit • weird tales • matt jones • the ood
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An Introduction to the Fiction of H.P. Lovecraft Howard Phillips Lovecraft (1890-1937) is one of the foundational pillars of modern horror fiction, but his work is little known among general readers. h. p. lovecraft • cthulhu • necronomicon • weird tales • arkham house
Clark Ashton Smith Picks his Favorite Tales It's rare a giant of any literature genré can be pinned down to show his favorite works, but on of Weird Tales' "Big Three" authors did so. one of best horror writers names best stories • clark ashton smith • classic horror stories • h.p. lovecraft • cthulhu mythos
Conan Creator Robert E. Howard Robert Ervin Howard was born on January 22, 1906, in Peaster, Texas. robert e. howard • robert ervine howard • weird tales • conan • r.e.howard's legacy
Necronomicon Fans of the master of the weird tale will rejoice in this latest collection of short stories from Gollancz. necronomicon • lovecraft • cthulhu mythos • weird fiction • cosmic
The Lovecraft Circle In Lovecraft's day, letter writing was more than communication; it was a social networking medium Authors, poets, amateurs and friends linked through the horror master. h. p. lovecraft • robert e. howard • clark ashton smith • the lovecraft circle • fritze leiber
H. P. Lovecraft on the Web Along with Lovecraft's own works, the web hosts related critical studies, archives and photos, as well as games, pastiches and webcomics, some of which are...cuddly? h. p. lovecraft • cthulhu mythos • webcomics • weird fiction • lovecraftian
Conan the Cimmerian by Robert E. Howard Conan the Cimmerian, created by Robert E. Howard, embodies the very essence of the stranger in a strange land. Yet he is a reflection of the foreigner in all of us. conan the cimmerian • robert e. howard • sword and sorcery • fantasy literature • alterity
H. P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos? H. P. Lovecraft's seminal story, "The Call of Cthulhu", was submitted to Weird Tales in the late summer of 1926 - and it was rejected! h.p. lovecraft • robert e. howard • clark ashton smith • august derleth • arkham house
H. P. Lovecraft's Letters By all estimates, H. P. Lovecraft (1890-1937) wrote 100,000 letters in his lifetime. That's 8 to 10 a day, every day, for almost 30 years. h.p. lovecraft • robert e. howard • clark ashton smith • great correspondents • weird fiction
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A Guide to H. P. Lovecraft First Editions No collection of Lovecraft's stories was issued in his lifetime. After his death, The Outsider and Others, in a printing of only 1,268 copies, sat in boxes. lovecraft • arkham house • august derleth • the outsider and others • the dunwich horror
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