Cthulhu Mythos: Resurrection of the Dark Gods

Author: H.P. Lovecraft (USA)
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: Chillingly spine-tingling legendary tales; Unveiling the deeply hidden intense fear in human nature; The perfect choice for horror fiction; "Humanity's most primal and intense emotion is fear, and the most primal and intense fear is the fear of the unknown." — H.P. Lovecraft, "The Master of Horror Literature." Like Edgar Allan Poe's works, H.P. Lovecraft's influential and extraordinary series of stories forever changed the faces of horror, fantasy, and science fiction. His terrifying myths open a portal between the known universe and an ancient space filled with horror on terrifying alien planets, inhabited by unimaginable creatures and bizarre landscapes — Cthulhu, Yog-Sothoth, the Lovecraftian, the Mountain of Madness — which have earned him an eternal place in the history of horror. — Amazon website Reading this book is like riding a roller coaster, leaving you screaming and trembling with excitement! Opening this book, you will step into the "Pantheon" of horror and fantasy literature. — Taiwan edition of The Call of Cthulhu editor This is the best horror novel I have ever read! If you are passionate about horror or science fiction, you will definitely love it. When I was reading it, I was completely captivated! This is a must-read for Lovecraft fans! — A horror novel enthusiast This book can be considered a "Pantheon" of horror and fantasy literature, gathering world-class writers who are revered as "Masters of the Dance of Death." The entire book consists of 21 stories, all inheriting H.P. Lovecraft's tradition of "strikingly original or die," including H.P. Lovecraft's original The Call of Cthulhu, Stephen King's The Jerusalem Crucible, Robert Bloch's The Haunting of Hill House, and Philip José Farmer's The New Empire, as well as another seventeen chilling horror stories that will bring you deep-seated fear and trembling.