THE REFERENCE LIBRARY
The complete works of H. P. Lovecraft are now available online! All The Canon tales -- At the Mountains of Madness, The Case of Charles Dexter Ward, The Dunwich Horror, The Haunter Of The Dark, The Whisperer in Darkness, The Shadow Over Innsmouth and, of course, The Call of Cthulhu -- may be found here for reference...or simply refresh your shattered and disjointed memories of the otherworldly terrors you've encountered in your own Web journeys. The horror! OH, THE HORROR!!!
As of 15 March 08
SHOGGOTH.NET
"An interactive weblog, forum, and article archive for the Mythos Community" features interviews, poetry, scenarios, filks, polls, mailing lists, forums and much, much more. An excellent starting point to catch up on Mythos news or share your own unsettling discoveries with other dedicated investigators of the bizarre and strange.
H.P. LOVECRAFT
An essay on the Master by Daniel Harms, which appeared in the June, 2004 issue of the "Fortean Times," now available online. This articles considers the various themes and primal sources which influenced Lovecraft in his writings, his relationship with religion and the occult and the ultimate legacy of his greatest creation, the Cthulhu Mythos.
THE ELDRITCH DARK: THE SANCTUM OF CLARK ASHTON SMITH
"perhaps best known today for his association with H.P Lovecraft and the Cthulhu Mythos, Clark Ashton Smith (1893-1961) is in his own right a unique master of fantasy, horror and science-fiction. While he considered himself primarily a poet, and wrote over 700 poems and prose poems, it is for his short stories that he is best known today." His collected works can be found altogether on this site.
THE COSMIC HORROR OF ROBERT E. HOWARD
"Robert E. Howard wrote gripping horror stories, giving a unique twist to the traditional monsters of gothic fiction – vampires, werewolves, and ghosts. But he was also a pioneer of cosmic horror, joining his friend H. P. Lovecraft in imagining that humankind was preceded on the earth by powerful, grotesque entities whose ancient age of dominion is memorialized today by strange cults."
MANLY WADE WELLMAN
Nineteen short stories of "John the Balladeer," AKA "Silver John," are collected online at this site, including "The Desrick on Yandro," "Old Devlins Was A-Waiting" and "Can These Bones Live?" Drawing on his knowledge both of native folklore and dialect, Wellman is best known for his fantasy and horror stories -- many featuring the same eerie atmosphere as H.P. Lovecraft -- but set in the Appalachian Mountains of the early Twentieth Century.
THE OFFICIAL CTHULHU MYTHOS FAQ
Covers the history of the Cthulhu Mythos, explains the major elements --gods, books and places -- within the Mythos and offers direction for those seeking more Mythos stories. Be forewarned: this is not an exhaustive document by any means, nor has it been updated recently. see also Elements of the Cthulhu Mythos for more information.
THE DAN CLORE NECRONOMICON PAGE
"Everything You Never Wanted To Know About The Necronomicon (Al Azif) Of The Mad Arab Abdul Alhazred But Weren't Afraid Enough To Know Better Than To Ask!" Articles, essays, quotations, FAQs, a short story and much more regarding the most sought after tome in all non-existence.
THE OFFICIAL CHAOSIUM WEBSITE
Since 1975, Chaosium has been publishing high-quality books and games, including the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying series as well as the Call of Cthulhu fiction line of stories, based upon the works of H.P. Lovecraft, his friends and fans. Check out their online catalog for the latest releases, download free "CoC" adventures and learn more about Chaosium and their many fine products.
WEB OF TENTACLES
A homage to H.P. Lovecraft and his Mythos. It includes outstanding artwork, books, games, unique CoC Characters, spoofs and links to other great sites.
This Page updated 15 March 2008