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Details:Titles in This Set Macabre Stories The Call of Cthulhu and Other Stories The Dunwich Horror and Other Stories At the Mountains of Madness and Other Stories Stories of the Dreamlands The Randolph Carter Tales Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781804454374 Publisher: Classic Editions Overview This six-book paperback set gathers H. P. Lovecraft's most influential tales of cosmic horror in one collectable bundle. From the frozen wastes of Antarctica to the shadowed streets of Dunwich, each volume showcases the strange, unsettling imagination that made Lovecraft a founding voice of modern weird fiction. Ideal for horror fans, students of early twentieth-century supernatural literature, and gift buyers alike, this set offers an accessible, affordable entry point into the entire Lovecraft mythos, brand new and ready to read. About the Books Each of the six paperbacks focuses on a different strand of Lovecraft's work. Macabre Stories introduces newcomers to his eerie, atmospheric style, while The Call of Cthulhu and Other Stories delivers the novella that defined the Cthulhu Mythos and its cosmic, ancient entities. The Dunwich Horror and Other Stories takes readers to a decaying New England town gripped by an unspeakable local terror, showcasing Lovecraft's talent for slow-building dread. At the Mountains of Madness and Other Stories follows a doomed Antarctic expedition that uncovers a pre-human civilisation buried beneath the ice, one of his most celebrated novellas. Stories of the Dreamlands explores a fantastical alternate realm of imagination rather than outright horror, while The Randolph Carter Tales follows Lovecraft's recurring dreamer-protagonist through stories that blur waking life and nightmare. Together, the six volumes trace the breadth of Lovecraft's imagination, from small-town horror to vast, indifferent cosmic forces beyond human comprehension, offering a practical way to own his most essential, frequently anthologised work in matching paperback editions. Six essential Lovecraft titles collected in one affordable paperback set Includes his most iconic story, "The Call of Cthulhu" Great introduction for newcomers to classic weird and cosmic horror Perfect gift for horror fans, students, and collectors Brand new paperback editions, ideal for personal libraries or classroom use Compact format makes the set easy to read, shelve, and travel with About the Author H. P. Lovecraft (1890–1937) was born and lived most of his life in Providence, Rhode Island. He began his writing career with essays and poetry before turning to horror fiction, contributing extensively to the pulp magazine Weird Tales from 1923 onwards. Though his output was relatively modest—around three short novels and sixty short stories—his work has had an enormous and lasting influence on horror, science fiction, and fantasy, inspiring countless later authors, filmmakers, and game designers who continue to draw on his cosmic mythology. Why You'll Love This Collection A neat, affordable way to own Lovecraft's defining stories in one matching paperback set. Whether you're discovering cosmic horror for the first time or completing your collection, these six volumes deliver atmosphere, dread, and imagination in equal measure. Please Note: Books will be dispatched with the UK ISBN and UK edition cover as shown in the listing images.
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Titles in This Set Macabre Stories The Call of Cthulhu and Other Stories The Dunwich Horror and Other Stories At the Mountains of Madness and Other Stories Stories of the Dreamlands The Randolph Carter Tales Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781804454374 Publisher: Classic Editions Overview This six-book paperback set gathers H. P. Lovecraft's most influential tales of cosmic horror in one collectable bundle. From the frozen wastes of Antarctica to the shadowed streets of Dunwich, each volume showcases the strange, unsettling imagination that made Lovecraft a founding voice of modern weird fiction. Ideal for horror fans, students of early twentieth-century supernatural literature, and gift buyers alike, this set offers an accessible, affordable entry point into the entire Lovecraft mythos, brand new and ready to read. About the Books Each of the six paperbacks focuses on a different strand of Lovecraft's work. Macabre Stories introduces newcomers to his eerie, atmospheric style, while The Call of Cthulhu and Other Stories delivers the novella that defined the Cthulhu Mythos and its cosmic, ancient entities. The Dunwich Horror and Other Stories takes readers to a decaying New England town gripped by an unspeakable local terror, showcasing Lovecraft's talent for slow-building dread. At the Mountains of Madness and Other Stories follows a doomed Antarctic expedition that uncovers a pre-human civilisation buried beneath the ice, one of his most celebrated novellas. Stories of the Dreamlands explores a fantastical alternate realm of imagination rather than outright horror, while The Randolph Carter Tales follows Lovecraft's recurring dreamer-protagonist through stories that blur waking life and nightmare. Together, the six volumes trace the breadth of Lovecraft's imagination, from small-town horror to vast, indifferent cosmic forces beyond human comprehension, offering a practical way to own his most essential, frequently anthologised work in matching paperback editions. Six essential Lovecraft titles collected in one affordable paperback set Includes his most iconic story, "The Call of Cthulhu" Great introduction for newcomers to classic weird and cosmic horror Perfect gift for horror fans, students, and collectors Brand new paperback editions, ideal for personal libraries or classroom use Compact format makes the set easy to read, shelve, and travel with About the Author H. P. Lovecraft (1890–1937) was born and lived most of his life in Providence, Rhode Island. He began his writing career with essays and poetry before turning to horror fiction, contributing extensively to the pulp magazine Weird Tales from 1923 onwards. Though his output was relatively modest—around three short novels and sixty short stories—his work has had an enormous and lasting influence on horror, science fiction, and fantasy, inspiring countless later authors, filmmakers, and game designers who continue to draw on his cosmic mythology. Why You'll Love This Collection A neat, affordable way to own Lovecraft's defining stories in one matching paperback set. Whether you're discovering cosmic horror for the first time or completing your collection, these six volumes deliver atmosphere, dread, and imagination in equal measure. Please Note: Books will be dispatched with the UK ISBN and UK edition cover as shown in the listing images.
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