Tentacle, by elaisted.com, via elaisted.com.
The Lovecraft Anthology Volume 1, by H.P. Lovecraft, edited by Dan Lockwood, 120 pages, Abrams/SelfMadeHero, 2012. Info: www.abramsbooks.com.
“The Call of Cthulhu”, “The “Haunter of the Dark”, “The Dunwich Horror”, “The Colour Out of Space”, “The Shadow Over Innsmouth”, “The Rats in the Walls”, and “Dagon” adapted as graphic novels.
“A graphic anthology of tales featuring collaborations between established writers and artists and debut contributors, The Lovecraft Anthology showcases Lovecraft’s talent for the macabre. From the insidious mutations of ‘The Shadow over Innsmouth’ to the mindbending threat of ‘The Call of Cthulhu’, this collection explores themes of insanity, inherited guilt, and arcane ritual to startling effect”.
Paraphilia: Hypokeimenon. May 2012, 276 pages. Free Magazine Online on issuu.com. Info: paraphiliamagazine.com.
“Featuring interviews with Alan Moore, Larkin Grimm, Chrome Cranks’ Peter Aaron, Chet Zar, Tommy Rodriguez, and Hardboiled Wonderland, as well as scrumptious offerings from the usual suspects and some fresh new blood”.
Lovecraft eZine, Issue #14, May 2012. Edited by Mike Davis, cover art by Galen Dara. Online at www.lovecraftzine.com.
Contents:
A Beer and Tentacles by Holliann Kim
Now She Preys Through Endless Days by Jenna M. Pitman
Fiesta of Our Lady by Ann K. Schwader
God Serum by Wendy N. Wagner
Drive, She Said by Tracie McBride
Art Section featuring artwork by Galen Dara
Story illustrations: Robert Elrod, Steve Santiago, Ronnie Tucker, Nick Gucker, Galen Dara, Bruce L. Priddy
Story readers: Tam Frager, Morgan Scorpion, Justin Zimmer, David Binks, Juliana Quartaroli
H.P. Lovecraft, 1927, illustration and sculpture by Andrea Bonazzi, via In Tenebris Sculptus.
Strange Aeons Presents: Joseph S. Pulver, Sr., Strange Aeons Magazine, 2012. Cover art by Nick Gucker. Info: www.strange-aeons.com.
“The H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival (PDX) is just around the corner! Unfortunately, Issue Nine of Strange Aeons will not be available until the end of the month (at Crypticon Seattle!) BUT… we will be selling an extremely limited edition chapbook of a Joe Pulver short story written exclusively for (and about) the HPLFF! We’ll also bve premiering Mike Dubisch’s “The Wet Nurse”, an oversized, full color comic on beautiful stock paper! Also, Anno Ktulu! There will be back issues! Prints! And all sorts of other goodies…”
Postcard from Ulthar, by Gatto Invisibile, via gattoinvisibile.blogspot.it.
Slices of Flesh. A Collection of Flash Fiction Tales from the World’s Greatest Horror Writers, Dark Moon Books, 2012, 336 pages. Cover art by Mike Mignola. Info: www.darkmoonbooks.com.
“Net proceeds from this book go to various charities chosen by the publisher including various reading and literacy programs, the Horror Writers Association Hardship Fund and the Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation”.
Contents:
Acceptance (Reesa Brown), Air Baby (Stephen Volk), All Paths Lead to Psychopath (Sephera Giron), Althea’s Mistake (Jennifer Word), Angst (Fran Friel), The Bastard Called Hope (Jennifer Brozek), Big Bite (Rick Hautala), Blame the Neighbours (Kaaron Warren), Bloody (Lorelei Shannon), Blue (J. R. Parks), Bones, Bones (James S. Dorr), Bones Lie Quietly Now (Nate Kenyon), Breathe (Brad C. Hodson), Burial Ground (Simon Clark), Carb Friendly (David C. Hayes), Chains of Love (Del Howison), The Collector (Jacob Ruby), Costumes (J. F. Palma), Cur (Shelly Towne), Cutter (David Dunwoody), Dear Jimmy (D.L. Snell), Demon (Michael O’Neal), Devoured (Jeremy C. Shipp), Dryad (Laura Benedict), Dwindling (Kevin McClintock), Etched Deep (David Niall Wilson), Every Time a Bell Rings (Araminta Star Matthews), Ex Voto (Graham Masterton), Extinction (Janice Gable Bashman), Fallen Leaves (Michelle Mellon), fambly (Jeremy M. Zoss), For Worse (Steve Voelker), Chomps (Sierra Christman), The Fourth Wall (Jack Nealy), Fresh Air (Lon Prater), Grampa’s Lucky Coin (Peter Timony), Heart Throb (Linda Addison), Hoodies (Paul Kane), How to Make a Monster (Adrian Ludens), I Am Not Afraid (Stan Swanson), I Am Not Going to Be That Guy (Lance Shoeman), If You Go Out in the Woods Tonight (Nancy Holder), In the Fullness of the Moon (Nancy Kilpatrick), Intertwining Tales (Timothy P. Remp), Into the Death Zone (Tim Lebbon), It’s Just Business (Matthew Warner), Jumping In (Aaron Polson), Just One of the Gang (William F. Nolan), Kelly Wants to be Free (Wayne Simmons), Laid Down (Ramsey Campbell), Last Call (M. R. Sellars), Love Disappears (J. W. Schnarr), Magnum Opus (Lori Michelle), Monster (Max Booth III), MRM (Connie Corcoran-Wilson), Nothing (Douglas Smith), Overtime at the Beheading Factory (Tom Cardamone), Paper or Plastic (Roy Robbins), Perishables (Amy Grech), Picnic (R. B. Payne), Polaroids (Jack Ketchum), Predator and Prey (Fred Wiehe), The Prisoner of Andersonville (Eric J. Guignard), Puddles (Bryan Hall), The Real Deal (Anne C. Petty), Rudy Jenkins Buries His Fears (Richard Thomas), The Rush (Lisa Morton), Sabbatical in the Methlands (Joe McKinney), The Shadow of a Doubt (C. W. LaSart), She. Her. You. (Kevin James Breaux), Snuffbox (Erin Eveland), Soul Of The Dog (Lee F. Jordan), Spit (Jeremy Wagner), Spot (Charles Gramlich), Stab (Lawrence Watt-Evans), Striped Pajamas (Marge Simon), Sumpahump (JG Faherty), Swallow (Simon Strantzas), Then, Just A Dream (Lawrence Santoro), Things Fall Apart (Christopher DiLeo), Today, I’m Marshall Mason (Charlie Fish), Touch (Marie O’Regan), Under Dale (Susan Palwick), Vade in Pacem (Monica J. O’Rourke), Van Helsing: His True Story (Jason V Brock), Wetback (David Tallerman), What I’ve Gots in My Pocketses (Chantal Boudreau), When The Dead Rise (Sandy DeLuca), Who Is Screaming (Stewart Carrick), The Wrath of Benjo (Edward M. Erdelac).
H.P. Lovecraft’s Nightgaunts, a short film by Richard Svensson, The Lone Animator, 2011 (via YouTube).
“Lovecraft’s poem ‘Nightgaunts’ from his sonnet cycle Fungi From Yuggoth’, read by John Hutch”.
Shadows & Tall Trees, Issue #3, Spring 2012, Undertow Publications, 128 pages. Cover art by Eric Lacombe. Info: www.undertowbooks.com.
Fiction:
The Elephant Girl by Nina Allan
L’Anneau de Verre by Don Tumasonis
The Quickening by Andrew Hook
Night Fishing by Ray Cluley
Kill All Monsters by Gary McMahon
The Sick Mannes Salve by George Berguño
None So Blind by Stephen Bacon
Field Notes From the End of the World by Kirsty Logan
Gathered Dust and Others by W.H. Pugmire, trade paperback edition, Dark Region Press, 2012. Info: darkregions.com.
“With his first collection from Dark Regions Press, W. H. Pugmire continues his radical and obsessive reinterpretations of H. P. Lovecraft’s brilliant fiction. Among the book’s original pieces is the title story, ‘Gathered Dust’, a sequel to J. Vernon Shea’s ‘The Haunter of the Graveyard’. Set in Arkham, this tale of utter strangeness concerns the legacy of Randolph Carter and a monstrous burying ground where the phantoms of the past linger so as to feed upon the living. In ‘Depths of Dreams and Madness’ we journey to Pugmire’s Sesqua Valley, wherein we find Lovecraft’s artist, Richard Upton Pickman and Robert E. Howard’s mad poet, Justin Geoffrey, tainted by the valley’s supernatural lunacy. With “These Deities of Rarest Air,” Pugmire continues his exploration of the prose-poem/vignette sequence, in a work that deliciously evokes the mystic aura of not only Lovecraft but Clark Ashton Smith as we ll. With artful decadence and a pen dipped into the dark fin-de-siècle poetry of Oscar Wilde and Charles Baudelaire, Pugmire celebrates his beloved genre of fantastic fiction with works that only his cracked skull could conceive. Jeffrey Thomas has provided a provocative Introduction”.