Don't read either volume of the "The Lovecraft Anthology" before going to bed ... For example, Lovecraft's fictional city of Arkham, Mass., has a sanatorium that turns up in the "Batman" comics ...

August Derleth was the first book publisher of Lovecraft's novels, and he later founded the publishing company Arkham House. On the publishing house's website, he's quoted as saying, "There was ...

Viiking publishing house ... anthology/story collection in that year's Stalker sci-fi award. The newest collection builds on that and continues readers' journeys through Lovecraft-land, principally in ...

These books form the tip of an iceberg made from scores of similar anthology excursions into Lovecraft-land that began building back in 1969 when Arkham House, once the exclusive publisher of all ...

Sauk City author August Derleth co-founded Arkham House in 1939 to publish the work of his friend and mentor H.P. Lovecraft, but soon began publishing his own "weird fiction," as well as stories ...

the edition from the Arkham House, which also published Lovecraft) out of the wall. Yep, another literary reference: the book holds plenty of parallels to the trio’s situation, including a weird ...

Those are the final words uttered during the series premiere of HBO’s “Lovecraft Country” on Sunday ... but if this man welcoming Tic into a big fancy house is calling it his “home ...

“Arkham Horror” characters also often come to better ends than Lovecraft protagonists. “Arkham really differentiates itself from Lovecraft in its optimistic and hopeful tone,” says Ostrander.

Pulp-fiction writer Howard Phillips "H.P." Lovecraft has for decades terrified an underground following of readers with horror stories about monsters and aliens. He's known to some as a bad writer ...

The other stumbling block for adapters is Lovecraft’s “antique” turn of phrase that is often lost in translation. This anthology, however, gets everything right and matches eight capable ...