On today’s Lovecraft eZine video chat, I spoke with editor Ellen Datlow about the upcoming anthology Lovecraft’s Monsters. You can watch the interview in the Youtube video at the end […]
I’ve been reading advance review copies of these books, and I heartily recommend all of them. You can order or pre-order any or all of them by clicking the book […]
I’ve been accepting advertisers here at The Lovecraft eZine for a little while now. And of course I often blog about many Lovecraftian things for free, because I feel that […]
Wow. I’m VERY proud to announce that two Lovecraft eZine stories (Available Light by John Palisano and A Catechism for Aspiring Amnesiacs by Nicole Cushing) have been placed on the […]
Joe Pulver, editor of the upcoming anthology The Grimscribe’s Puppets, wants Lovecraft eZine to be the official site for information on this book. I’m happy to oblige! I really can’t […]
Looking for a way to introduce your kids to Lovecraft? Here’s one: The brand new Lovecraft Middle School series. The highest praise I can give to the Lovecraft Middle School […]
Several authors, film-makers, and publishers advertise with me; you’ll find links to their books and movies on the right sidebar of this website. As always, though, I want to reiterate […]
Review by Dave Brzeski. I want to add that I first read this book almost 30 years ago, and it has stuck with me all this time. It’s a very good […]
I’ve been sent a lot of Lovecraftian books to review lately. This actually isn’t different from the norm… what’s different is that most of them are worth recommending, and I’m […]
I put together a list of free and/or very inexpensive Lovecraftian Kindle books with at least 4 star ratings on Amazon. I also am including a few other related authors. […]
Happy Halloween to all of my Lovecraftian friends! Will you be in costume tonight? If so, email me a photo of yourself in costume — my favorite costume will win […]
(This review by Gabino Iglesias. Buy The Book of Cthulhu and The Book of Cthulhu II.) The literary world is inundated with Lovecraftian anthologies. They range from mediocre collections of fan fiction to high-quality […]
The King in Yellow, a series of vaguely connected short stories having as a background a monstrous and suppressed book whose perusal brings fright, madness, and spectral tragedy, really achieves […]
Here are some books I’ll be adding to the Mike’s Recommended Lovecraftian Books page sometime in the next few days. As you all know, I do not recommend books that I […]
(This review by Gabino Iglesias.) “We dreamed, of vast empty spaces, of giant clouds of gas that engulfed the stars, of blackness where there was nothing but endless dark, endless quiet. […]
