Kevin O'Brien

August Derleth

Robert M. Price

Donald R. Burleson

John Glasby

Rafe McGregor

James Ambuehl

Brian M. Sammons

Charles Garofalo

Alan Gullette

Lew Cabos

David Kopaska-Merkel

Ronald R. McDowell

August W. Derleth (1909 - 1971), a well-regarded and prolific author of Holmesian mysteries, as well as regionalist fiction set in his native Wisconsin, was also a popular author and anthologist of weird fiction, particularly in the tradition of his friend and mentor H.P. Lovecraft. Zealous for the legacy of Lovecraft and other gifted pulp fiction authors, Derleth, along with Donald Wandrei, established the legendary Arkham House Publishers to enshrine the work of these writers in hardcover books. Beyond this, Derleth added several stories inspired by Lovecraft's "Cthulhu Mythos," putting his own creative stamp upon Lovecraft's creations. He introduced new characters, eldritch entities, and fictive grimoires to supplement the original Lovecraftian lore. The present collection assembles stories by various authors, set in the narrative world of the Derleth Mythos, tales utilizing Derleth's creations much as Derleth employed Lovecraft's.

Tales of the Derleth Mythos

Simon Bucher-Jones

Edward P. Berglund

Hard-hitting and hard-edged, these stories take Lovecraftian Mythos to places where only the toughest P.I.s, gangsters, and creatures dwell. Venturing into the urban sprawl and the dark places of the world, this anthology of more than 20 tales blends the hardboiled genre with the Lovecraftian.

Two-Fisted Tales of Tentacled Terror

Hardboiled Cthulhu

James Ambuehl

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