Songs from Spider Street

Jones, Mark Howard

Screaming Dreams

Lovecraft eZine is a magazine of Weird Fiction and Cosmic Horror, with over 200,000 readers. Issue #37 featured editor Aaron J. French writes: I recently proposed to Mike Davis the idea of featuring several new stories in the eZine based on the fabled lost continent of Atlantis and the weird fiction worlds of H.P. Lovecraft. He happily agreed, and so I am pleased to bring you six new stories I selected and edited focusing on this theme. There is new work from Donald Tyson, John Langan, Erik T. Johnson, Jodi Renée Lester, Darren Speegle, and Gio Clairval. I’ve always been fascinated by Atlantean mythology and personally I think it mixes quite well with HPL’s Mythos. I hope you enjoy this special selection of stories and that you will check out the authors’ other work if you happen to like them. Thanks for tuning in! (Publisher’s note: Aaron’s themed tales are the first six stories in the table of contents. In addition to those, we’ve included three additional stories by Kurt Fawver, K.G. Orphanides, and Mark Howard Jones. — Mike Davis)

Lovecraft eZine issue 37

Literature & Fiction

TYSON, DONALD

Johnson, Erik

Langan,John

Kelso, Chris

Fawver, Kurt

Speegle, Darren

Lester, Jodi Renee

Clairval, Gio

Orphanides, K.G.

Genre Fiction

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Tales from the Rain: Early Weird Fiction

Macabre Ink

In these twenty tales of the weird and twisted you will visit temples dedicated to the worship of dark gods spawned under the diseased light of long-dead stars; find yourself lost in damned places where truth and sanity vanish like mist in sunlight; meet strangers who make you pray that all you think you know is wrong; and discover that love is really just another gateway to unending despair.\nYou may even find confirmation of the dreadful fact that you are what you always feared you might be.\nStories included in this collection:\nBeneath Black Spires 
Put on the Mask 
The Turn of the Tide 
The Cobwebbed Bird House 
The Last Ones 
Sunday (Early Evening Ecstasy) 
Taking the Cure 
The Rolling of Old Thunder 
Red Walls 
Out of Stock 
Finest Garments Repaired 
In the Deeps of Dream 
By a Scarlet Thread 
Side 1, Track 3 
Treading the Lost Path (Descending Aklo Songs) 
A Meeting Beneath the Moon 
For the Love of Insects 
Late Night, Caradoc Street 
The Sixth Guardian 
Doorgrave to the Bittersea

Star-Spawned: Lovecraftian Horrors & Strange Stories

The old gods are dead … The older gods have returned! Before the American master of the macabre H. P. Lovecraft there was the Welsh wizard of the weird Arthur Machen, who filled his pages with tales of ancient evil. Now, completing the circle, comes a collection of original tales from the land of Machen following in the footsteps of Lovecraft and his uncanny creations. In What Others Hear by John Llewellyn Probert , a musician comes to rural Wales to convalesce in peace. But what terrible secrets hide behind the notes of the music he so loves? Adrian Chamberlin shows us that seemingly innocent old traditions can conceal sinister intentions when dark forces use them to deadly ends in Stranger Crossings. In Charles Black's tale, a brilliant Welsh scholar finds the price of knowledge can cost you everything when he discovers the true purpose of that dreaded tome The Necronomicon. And six more Lovecraftian tales of the otherworldly. TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword by S. T. Joshi Introduction by Mark Howard Jones &amp; Steve Upham What Others Hear by John Llewellyn Probert The Bicycle-Centaur by Rhys Hughes The Cawl of Cthulhu by Bob Lock Pilgrimage by Mark Howard Jones Song of Summoning by Brian Willis The Necronomicon by Charles Black Un-Dhu-Milhuk Would by Liam Davies Periphery by Paul Lewis Stranger Crossings by Adrian Chamberlin

Cthulhu Cymraeg

A series of micro-collections featuring a selection of peculiar tales from the best in horror and speculative fiction. From Black Shuck Books and Mark Howard Jones comes Flowers of War, the fifteenth in the Black Shuck SHADOWS series.

Flowers of War (Black Shuck Shadows)

Black Shuck Books

Yig, known as the Serpent God, is older than humanity, and Yig’s reptilian Children once ruled the Earth. Now 
Join us for a collection of novellas from some modern masters of Neo-Lovecraftian fiction: Peter Rawlik (Reanimator, The Weird Company), Matthew Davenport (Andrew Doran, The Trials of Obed Marsh), David Hambling (Harry Stubbs, The Dulwich Horror), and Mark Howard Jones (Cthulhu Cymraeg) telling stories of Yig’s deadly machinations.\nWatch the plot unfold, from the 1920s to the present day through four chilling episodes!

The Book of Yig: Revelations of the Serpent: A Cthulhu Mythos Anthology (Books of Cthulhu)

Rawlik, Peter

Davenport, Matthew

Hambling, David

Cosmic Horror Monthly #17 November 2021

Fracassi, Philip

Files, Gemma

French, Francis

Newton, Kurt

Couper, William

Wolfgang, Alex

Tyra, Charles

McHatton, Erik

Harrison, Macy

Independently published

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