H. P. Lovecraft & Arkham House Related from Out The Door

1966 edition. Gollancz Rather scarce first edition, London first printing. Most elusive of the of the Lovecraft Gollancz editions. Unclipped laminated dust jacket in removal Brodart cover. First UK Edition. (First published by Arkham House in the US,1964)

Hardcover. Signed by the illustrator/artist, Jason Bradley Thompson, dated Jan 2012; over signature is a large original drawing by artist, ink over pencil. Thompson's work was adapted into a feature-length film, using original artwork by Thompson, and premiering at the H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival, subsequently released on DVD. Fully illustrated, with decorative endpapers, full number line. 2011 Mock Man… Read more about this item

ASE # 1223 / Strange and Fantastic Stories / Joseph A. Margolies, ed. / 1946 / 512 pages / good / Stories by Arthur Machen and M. R. James, authors identified by H. P. Lovecraft as two of four "modern masters" of horror. Also, stories by Poe, H. G. Wells, and several others. Distributed to the American military in World… Read more about this item

Vol. 11 #5 June 1950 / Includes Lovecraft story The Outsider / Magazine has not been trimmed. Robot cover by Norman Saunders. (Includes The Adventures of Wyndham Smith, S. Fowler Wright / Mrs. Amworth, E.F. Benson)

October 1995 / Flat signed with dedication

Necronomicon Press, 1976 Edited by Marc A. Michaud. Some soiling to covers. Limited to 500 individually numbered copies. Early Necronomicon Press item. Early writing by a teenage Lovecraft. Forward by Ramsey Cambell.

Summer / Autum 1971 / Arkham House Stock List / Catalogue.

June 1977 Arkham House Stock List / Catalogue.

1980 Arkham House Stock List / Catalogue. With Addendum laid in. Cover art Allan Servoss

1982 Arkham House Stock List / Catalogue. With Addendum laid in. Cover art Jason Van Hollander

1986 Arkham House Stock List / Catalogue. Hannes Bok cover art.

F & SF Fragments # 1 / Rare / 500 numbered copies. (Was reissued in 1992 with a different cover)

Joseph Bell editor / 1983 / Signed, numbered, limited to 100 copies. Elusive. (Was reissued in 1987 as Volume 4, Number 1, FuBar 6 and limited to 200 copies; covers similar.) H. P. Lovecraft fanzine jam packed with info: Crypt of Cthulu, Nycatalops, Lovecraft collector's library, and more.

No Dust jacket, as issued. Only a Vol.1 was issued. Appears unread. One of a mere 676 copies bound by the publisher, collecting the first ten issues of The Arkham Collector - Number One, Summer 1967 - Number Ten, Summer 1971.

1963 edition. 1970 (3rd) printing. Stated print run, 3000, unclipped dust jacket, 6.50, Lee Brown Coye cover art.

1945 / Beware After Dark / T. Everett Harre Editor/ Dust jacket mostly complete but with soiling, tears, chips. Front board bumped twice at bottom middle. Binding tight, corners sharp, hinges not split. Board lettering retains gloss. Contains H. P. Lovecraft story, The Call of Cthulhu; rare in dustjacket.

ASE # O-28 / Almost Ninety years after his death, M. R. James continues to have a massive following as well as a thriving academic industry around his work. H. P. Lovecraft in "Supernatural Horror in Literature", names M. R. James as one of the four "modern masters" of horror. A paperback original (PBO), one of the few in the… Read more about this item

ASE S-26 / 1945/ One of the few ASE "Made Books": paperback only edition (PBO), first and only edition available. Seven stories included here, three H. P. Lovecraft mentions in "Supernatural Horror in Literature", naming Algernon Blackwood as one of the four "modern masters" of horror, "one absolute and unquestioned master of weird atmosphere". "The Wendigo" inspired a character… Read more about this item

ASE # 863 / Includes story "Ethan Brand" mentioned in H. P. Lovecraft's "Supernatural Horror in Literature" / Designed to fit in a soldier's pocket, distributed to US servicemen during WWII. Printed across two columns to make reading under battlefield conditions easier. Paperback, stapled on the short side.

ASE # 940 / H. P. Lovecraft used this story as the basis for The Dunwich Horror, and the deity Shub-Niggurath. Prototype of the Cosmic Horror genre, main themes, "Things Man Was Not Meant to Know", "Horrors Outside Reality Not Understood". Inspiration for Guillermo del Toro's film Pan's Labyrinth. Stephen King identified this as one of the best horror stories… Read more about this item