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This Second Edition includes updated introductions by [[Robert M. Price]] and [[Joseph Payne Brennen]]'s "The Feaster from Afar". | This Second Edition includes updated introductions by [[Robert M. Price]] and [[Joseph Payne Brennen]]'s "The Feaster from Afar". | ||
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Details
Publisher: Oakland, CA : Chaosium, Inc., 1997
Page Count: 320 p.
Author(s): Robert M. Price, editor
Artist(s): Earl Geier, illustrations; H. E. Fassl, cover
Summary
13 Tales of Horror Defining Hastur, the King in Yellow, Yuggoth, and the Dread City of Carcosa.
Contents
- "The Mythology of Hastur", Robert M. Price
- "Haïta the Shepherd", Ambrose Bierce
- "An Inhabitant of Carcosa", Ambrose Bierce
- "The Repairer of Reputations", Robert W. Chambers
- "The Yellow Sign", Robert W. Chambers
- "The River of Night's Dreaming", Karl Edward Wagner
- "More Light", James Blish
- "The Novel of the Black Seal", Arthur Machen
- "The Whisperer in Darkness", H. P. Lovecraft
- "Documents in the Case of Elizabeth Akeley", Richard A. Lupoff
- "The Mine on Yuggoth", Ramsey Campbell
- "Planetfall on Yuggoth", James Wade
- "The Return of Hastur", August Derleth
- "The Feaster from Afar", Joseph Payne Brennan
- "Tatters of the King", Lin Carter
Comments, Trivia
Chaosium publication 6020. ISBN 1-56882-094-1. Part of the Call of Cthulhu Fiction line.
This Second Edition includes updated introductions by Robert M. Price and Joseph Payne Brennen's "The Feaster from Afar".
Links
- Chaosium Catalog[[1]]