A theme for work by and following the lead of horror fiction's most eccentric racist.
- Alan Moore's Yuggoth Pastiches by Arthur B Here's that overview of Alan Moore's recent Cthulhu Mythos stuff you wanted. Mild content warning: Moore likes to use rape for shock value, there's extensive discussion of that here.
- Starry Wisdom, Vapid Songs by Arthur B Being an overview of the Cthulhu Mythos anthologies of Creation Books.
- Kickstopper: Turning the Lights Out On Those Who Most Need Them by Arthur B The Cthulhu Dark RPG has its heart in the right place, but unintentionally ends up tripping over its own conflicting aims.
- Shadows Over the Anthology by Arthur B Stephen Jones' fishy-themed Lovecraftian anthologies really aren't that good.
- Hastur Be Seen To Be Believed by Arthur B The very first of Robert M. Price's "Cycle" anthologies reveals the weakness of the concept.
- Bite-Sized Campbell by Arthur B As well as being a master of novels and short stories, Ramsey Campbell can work in the novella format quite nicely.
- Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos and Its Imitators, Part 7 by Arthur B S.T. Joshi turns out to be much better at compiling this sort of anthology than Robert M. Price ever was.
- Kickstopper: Punch Nazis and Feed Them To Cthulhu by Arthur B The Achtung! Cthulhu Kickstarter mashes up Nazi-bashing with Cthulhu investigation. It's an odd mix.
- Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos and Its Imitators, Part 6 by Arthur B Though not overtly billed as such, Robert M. Price's Acolytes of Cthulhu collection is basically "Tales of the Lovecraft Mythos/The New Lovecraft Circle Take Two".
- Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos and Its Imitators, Part 5 by Arthur B The New Lovecraft Circle bears a certain unfortunate resemblance to the Crypt of Cthulhu Circle.
- Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos and Its Imitators, Part 4 by Arthur B Robert M. Price's attempt at an alternate take on Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos delivers a lot of trash and a few diamonds in the rough.
- Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos and Its Imitators, Part 3 by Arthur B Cthulhu 2000 is basically a massive extension and revision of New Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos under a different title.
- Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos and Its Imitators, Part 2 by Arthur B Arkham House found that the original and definitive Cthulhu Mythos anthology was a hard act to follow...
- Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos and Its Imitators, Part 1 by Arthur B First of a series about the most famous Cthulhu Mythos anthology, and the collections that tried to take its crown.
- Ferretnibble 3 - Two Different Frontiers, One Class, and Four Text Adventures by Robinson L Robinson and Arthur offer reviews of two short stories, a Doctor Who spinoff series, and a grab-bag of interactive fiction pieces.
- Fool Me Once, Dzyan On You... by Arthur B Tim Maroney's Book of Dzyan is a fascinating look at some classic Victorian charlatanry.
- The Films of Charles Dexter Ward by Arthur B Two Lovecraft adaptations, decades apart, both get it wrong in different ways.
- Lovecraft's Last Apprentices by Arthur B Robert Bloch and Henry Kuttner went on to have distinguished writing careers after learning their craft at Grandpa Howard's knee.
- When He's Right He's Right, When He's Wrong He's Frank Belknap Wrong by Arthur B Frank Belknap Long is mostly known as a friend of Lovecraft's, but is his own writing any good?
- Lumley's Little Bites by Arthur B A cross-section of Brian Lumley's short stories reveals a career more diverse than Cthulhu Mythos rehashes and endless Necroscope sequels.
- Kickstopper: That Is Not Dead Which Can Eternally Restructure (Part 2) by Arthur B The second part of the autopsy of the Call of Cthulhu 7th Edition Kickstarter, in which I actually discuss the products delivered.
- Kickstopper: That Is Not Dead Which Can Eternally Restructure (Part 1) by Arthur B The first of an epic two-part autopsy of the Call of Cthulhu 7th Edition Kickstarter project.
- Ferretnibbles 1 - Die, Monster Die!, Dragon Quest VII, and Baldur's Gate Enhanced Edition by Arthur B A collection of shorter, bite-sized articles.
- Nick-You're-Not-The-One by Arthur B The Nickronomicon collects just enough of Nick Mamatas' Cthulhu Mythos fiction to establish that I don't like the cut of his jib.
