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*"The White People", [[Arthur Machen]] | *"The White People", [[Arthur Machen]] | ||
*"The Dunwich Horror", [[H. P. Lovecraft]] | *"The Dunwich Horror", [[H. P. Lovecraft]] | ||
| − | *"The Shuttered Room", [[August W. Derleth]] | + | *"The Shuttered Room", [[August Derleth|August W. Derleth]] |
*"The Round Tower", [[Robert W. Price]] | *"The Round Tower", [[Robert W. Price]] | ||
*"The Devil's Hop Yard", [[Richard P. Lupoff]] | *"The Devil's Hop Yard", [[Richard P. Lupoff]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:15, 12 February 2015
Details
Publisher: Oakland, CA : Chaosium, Inc., 1995
Page Count: 276 p.
Author(s): Robert M. Price, editor
Artist(s): H. E. Fassl, cover; Allen Koszowski, frontispiece; Earl Geier, chapter decorations
Summary
Stories which either influenced or were influenced by "The Dunwich Horror".
Contents
- "The Great God Pan", Arthur Machen
- "The White People", Arthur Machen
- "The Dunwich Horror", H. P. Lovecraft
- "The Shuttered Room", August W. Derleth
- "The Round Tower", Robert W. Price
- "The Devil's Hop Yard", Richard P. Lupoff
- "The Road to Dunwich", Ben Indick
- "The Tree-House", W. H. Pugmire & Robert M. Price
- "You Can't Take It with You", C. J. Henderson
- "Wilbur Whateley Waiting", Robert M. Price
Comments / Trivia
Chaosium publication 6010. ISBN 1-56882-047-7. Part of the Call of Cthulhu Fiction line.
