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Cthulhu Mythos Anthology
A thrilling series of five short stories set in the Lovecraftian Universe. Each story will leave you in shivers and leaving the light on to sleep. WARNING THESE ARE NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART. From the rising of Great Cthulhu himself, to the ever slumbering Azathoth, the blind idiot god, these stories stretch over many areas of the Outer Gods and Elder Things. Original tales ranging from mass murdering gods to everlasting nightmares, these myths will chill you to your bones and leave you begging for the next anthology.
- GenresHorror
50 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 1, 2019
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February 17, 2020
Fine set of five Lovecraft inspired tales. In 'Have You Seen The Yellow Sign?' it's about Cthulhu, dreams and madness. 'The Eye of Horus' shows a pharao's dream about 'The Yitihian'. 'The Great Cthulhu' is the story of Alan Drashing who went mad and is delivered to an asylum. Is he really mad or are there other plans with Constance? 'The Blind Idiot Godhead' depicts Azathoth. The final story 'Nyarlathotep: The Man With No Face' brings terror and death. If you love Lovecraft's stories on the Ancient Gods you should definitely have a look at those tales here. I quite enjoyed them. My favourites were the first one and the Cthulhu tale. Recommended!
February 24, 2020
“Have You Seen the Yellow Sign?”
Insanity quickly follows dark dreams in this tale of a mystery writer who succumbs to madness. Agatha Christie as a cultist is a nice touch.
“The Eye of Horus”
A very short tale of a nameless pharaoh whose body is stolen by a Yith, his dealings on the far side of space, and what he did when he returned home.
“Great Cthulhu”
When a museum curator is bequeathed the estate of her tinfoil-hat-wearing friend who's finally cracked, little does she realize that she won't have a long time to enjoy that apartment she's just inherited. Because those crazy cultists in the university that her friend was investigating? Yeah, it was the Miskatonic and they just woke up Cthulhu.
"The Blind Idiot Godhead"
My favorite so far, about teenaged Evelyn and her recently deceased grandpa whom everyone seems to be forgetting, and Azathoth, whose dream is our reality.
"Nyarlathotop: The Man With No Face"
An odd tale of sacrifice from the perspective of the victim.
Insanity quickly follows dark dreams in this tale of a mystery writer who succumbs to madness. Agatha Christie as a cultist is a nice touch.
“The Eye of Horus”
A very short tale of a nameless pharaoh whose body is stolen by a Yith, his dealings on the far side of space, and what he did when he returned home.
“Great Cthulhu”
When a museum curator is bequeathed the estate of her tinfoil-hat-wearing friend who's finally cracked, little does she realize that she won't have a long time to enjoy that apartment she's just inherited. Because those crazy cultists in the university that her friend was investigating? Yeah, it was the Miskatonic and they just woke up Cthulhu.
"The Blind Idiot Godhead"
My favorite so far, about teenaged Evelyn and her recently deceased grandpa whom everyone seems to be forgetting, and Azathoth, whose dream is our reality.
"Nyarlathotop: The Man With No Face"
An odd tale of sacrifice from the perspective of the victim.
September 27, 2020
This book was Fantastic!!!!!!
5 stars,,great stories. Couldn't wait to get to next one. Highly recommended!!!! Best book I have bought in a while.
5 stars,,great stories. Couldn't wait to get to next one. Highly recommended!!!! Best book I have bought in a while.
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