This book contains the most detailed and comprehensive presentation of H.P. Lovecraft, focusing on two of his most significant novellas.
The first, The Call of Cthulhu, written in 1926, consists of three different stories that interconnect, forming a complete unity. In fact, the mythic god Cthulhu makes his first appearance in the third story, in all his terrifying grandeur.
His second novella, written in 1928, The Dunwich Horror, uniquely depicts the mysterious and bizarre mythical region of Dunwich. The monsters, powerful and immortal, lurk unseen in the darkness, ready to strike.
The dreadful Necronomicon makes its triumphant appearance here again, and there is mention of Cthulhu, the dream city of Kadath, and a new goddess appears, Shub-Niggurath, the Black Goat of the Woods with a Thousand Young.
Two enchanting novellas that mark the creative period of H.P. Lovecraft, fully justifying the title of the Lord of Fantasy that has been bestowed upon him.
