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H.P. Lovecraft is the author of various science fiction-horror novels and tales, of which genre he dubbed "cosmic horror". At a young age, both of Lovecraft's parents were awarded to an insanity asylum, where they lived the rest of their life and died, which would explain the constant themes of unfathomable insanity consistent in his writings. Aside from giving you an insight into a madman's rambling, H.P. Lovecraft's books often express the idea that we are alone and insignificant in this world. This is clearly reminiscent of his social life because he had very few friends apart from his publishing network and his cat.
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Not all of H.P. Lovecraft's stories are on this list. If you notice that your favorite weird tale is missing, please take the courtesy to write about it yourself. |
Dagon
Some dude goes sailing to get away from it all but ends up finding some sort of anthropoidal fish-man praying to Cthulhu. Unable to comprehend what he just saw, he gets drunk afterward, and then commits suicide.
Necronomicon
The Necronomicon was a fictional book used as a "literary device" in several of Lovecraft's stories. Basically the Bible, except it's about Lovecraftian lore and the Cthulhu Mythos.
The Call of Cthulhu
Cthulhu starts mind-fucking people with subliminal messages in hopes that someone would finally open up its' tomb. A newspaper journalist investigates this mind-fuckery and discovers a super-unknown cult known as the Cult of Cthulhu. More boring stuff happens and then all of a sudden we're ramming into Cthulhu while it excretes tons of green ooze.
The Dunwich Horror
An age-fluid sorcerer uses dark magic to transform himself into his wacky Eldritch fursona. One night while continuing his search for forbidden knowledge at his university's library, he is caught and "killed by a guard dog". His twin brother, in a fit of rage, then goes postal, killing two families and several cops before being burned at the stake by a lynch mob.
The Rats in the Walls
An English man acquires an ancient mansion with large amounts of suspicions of occultism surrounding it. He starts hearing lots of scuffling in the walls and calls for an investigation party. They discover an ancient corridor leading to an enormously massive cave decorated with Cyclopean architecture and sub-human skeletons littered everywhere. It is not long before the pieces are put together and the main character finds out he is the decedent of eons of primordial inbred niggermonkeys and then gets mauled to death by rats. H.P. Lovecraft also inserted his cat into this story.
The Shadow Out of Time
A university teacher falls into a coma to find his consciousness inhabiting an alien body. While living among this master race of aliens, he learns all of their alien knowledge. (Pro-Tip: The alien master race mind-swaps their consciousnesses with consciousnesses from the future. They do this to learn about all knowledge that has and will be known to Earth, in hopes it will help them escape the rapture). The teacher dude finally wakes up and has to find out if it was all real, so gathers an exploratory crew and travels to Aboriginal County, Australia. When he discovers the ancient Cyclopean tunnels, he is able to subconsciously navigate the halls and crack combinations because of his prior leanings. Finally, he finds a vault of ancient books, and opens one up to find that it is written in his handwriting, but doesn't have time to read it because he is shortly chased out by an ancient invisible wind.
The Shadow Over Innsmouth
A man explores an obscure New England town called Innsmouth to investigate the strange origins of their culture and art, which is like no other known to man. He quickly finds himself appalled by the people of Innsmouth because they look like inbred half-niggers and they're smelly. He sticks around for a little while however to investigate and gets some drunk to tell him more than he'd wish to know and then gets chased by lynch mobs of anthropoid fish-men- only to find out he was one of them all along.
H.P. Lovecraft's Cat
Perhaps just as famed as H.P. Lovecraft himself, is his eldest and most beloved cat fittingly named Nigger Man, which is the most awesome name for a pet ever.
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