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A universe that is vaster, darker, and stranger than anything previously imagined comes to life in H.P. Lovecraft's short stories. His "cosmic horror" shows that humans are insignificant in light of the vastness of time and space. The Lovecraftian twist is that the powers at work in the universe possess the potential for the ultimate destruction of mankind. Reprinted here are many of Lovecraft's most famous works, including "The Call of Cthulhu" (1928), "The Dunwich Horror" (1929), and "The Shadow over Inssmouth" (1936). These stories introduce readers to Lovecraft's pantheon of "gods," his fictitous New England geography and, of course, the Necronomicon, Lovecraft's fictional book of occult secrets. This is a 459 page soft cover book of short stories from H.P. Lovecraft.