A theme for work by and following the lead of horror fiction's most eccentric racist.
- 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.
- It Looks Xothic, But Is Really So Thin... by Arthur B Lin Carter's Cthulhu Mythos pastiches illustrate how otherwise-good authors can make a complete hash of it if they come under bad influences.
- Lumley Revisited by Arthur B A reassessment of the major Cthulhu Mythos work of Brian Lumley.
- Derleth Forsake Me Oh My Darling by Arthur B The three-part retrospective of August Derleth's Cthulhu Mythos stories comes to an end in an orgy of deceit and incompetence.
- Derleth-er of Two Evils by Arthur B The tour of August Derleth's Cthulhu Mythos writings takes in the start of his serial, The Trail of Cthulhu, and the novel The Lurker At the Threshold.
- Dermore I See Of Him, Derleth I Like by Arthur B The start of a three-part tour through August Derleth's Lovecraftian pastiches.
- Dissecting Lovecraft Part 8: Supernatural Horror In Biography by Arthur B We come to the chilling end of our tour of Creepy Howie's work.
- Dissecting Lovecraft Part 7: Innsmouth, Heald, and Hitler by Arthur B Lovecraft's writing from 1931 to 1934 took in one of his more racist story concepts, a brace of odd little revisions for Hazel Heald, and an embrace of fascism.
- Dissecting Lovecraft Part 6: From Providence To Antarctica by Arthur B H.P. Lovecraft continued his post-New York roll right up to hitting the wall of At the Mountains of Madness.
- Dissecting Lovecraft Part 5: Home Again, Home Again, Cthulhu Fhtagn by Arthur B Lovecraft felt much better once he returned to Providence - and his fiction benefitted.
- Dissecting Lovecraft Part 4: It's Not Easy Marrying Greene by Arthur B Including a look at Lovecraft's writings during his years in New York City through the lens of the five stages of grief...
- Dissecting Lovecraft Part 3: You Never Forget Your First Dunsany by Arthur B Lovecraft's late-1910s run of short fiction saw his style and tastes evolving rapidly.
- Dissecting Lovecraft Part 2: The Vogon Poetry Phase by Arthur B Lovecraft's career plan of becoming a poet was doomed to failure.
- Dissecting Lovecraft Part 1: Juvenile Racist Pagan Sleuth At Large by Arthur B OK, fine, let's pick apart the works of H.P. Lovecraft. This episode takes on his juvenile works.
- GOGathon: Non-Euclidian Spawn of the Eldritch Armadillo by Arthur B The armadillo logo of Infogrames and dragon logo of Chaosium marked two Lovecraftian-themed point-and-click adventures in the 1990s.
