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Lovecraftian fiction has gone far beyond just H. P. Lovecraft and his friends. No one can read everything, no one can know it all—but there are stories worth more time and attention than they get.

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Blog 13 days ago
"Hell in the Village" (1942) by Hugh Raymond
"Hell in the Village" by Hugh Raymond was first published in Science Fiction Quarterly (Winter 1942). It has never since been reprinted. Raymond was one of the pen names of John B. Michel, a prominent science fiction fan of the late 1930s, a founding memb
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Blog 20 days ago
Lost Tale: "Blackie" (1916) by Edwin Baird
Racist Language Commentary and discussion of this story includes quotation of racist language from historical sources. Reader discretion is advised. In 1923, Edwin Baird was editor of two magazine: Detective Tales and its companion, Weird Tales. Most of B
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Blog 27 days ago
Lost Tale: "The Opal Arrow-Head" (1920) by Lord Dunsany
It is a bit of an open secret that the enduring popularity of Edward Plunkett, 18th Baron Dunsany into the 21st-century is due in part to the ready access to his earliest fantasy works. The Gods of Pegāna (1905), Time and the Gods (1906), The Sword of Wel
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Blog 1 month ago
Lost Tale: "The Brass Dachshund" (1927) by Arthur J. Burks
Historical Racism This story contains racist historical stereotypes and language.Reader discretion advised. First published in The Leatherneck April 1927. For more details, please see the Lost Weird Tales of Arthur J. Burks. The Brass Dachshund by Arthur
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Blog 2 months ago
Lost Tale: "The Return of Luisma Llansal" (1927) by Arthur J. Burks
Historical Racism This story contains racist historical stereotypes and language.Reader discretion advised. First published in The Leatherneck January 1927; variation of "Luisma's Return" (Weird Tales Jan 1925). For more details, please see the The Lost W
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