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    The Madness of Cthulhu Anthology (Volume Two)

    By S. T. Joshi

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    ​THE MADNESS GROWS

    Recognized as Lovecraft’s masterpiece of terror, At the Mountains of Madness has
    ​ for decades inspired dread in
    ​ his readers and sparked the imaginations of the most hallowed practitioners of fantastic fiction. Taking the essence of his horrific vision, these modern masters have crafted new tales of the fantastic... 

    Featuring never-before- seen tales by

    KEVIN J. ANDERSON
    LAIRD BARRON
    ERIK BEAR AND GREG BEAR
    ALAN DEAN FOSTER
    JASON C. ECKHARDT
    CODY GOODFELLOW
    KAREN HABER
    MARK HOWARD JONES
    NANCY KILPATRICK
    JONATHAN MABERRY
    WILLIAM F. NOLAN
    BRIAN STABLEFORD
    STEVE RASNIC TEM DONALD TYSON
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRandom House Publishing Group
    Release dateOct 20, 2015
    ISBN9781781165492
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    • 3/5
      A collection of stories of varying quality, varying between the almost unreadable to being quite good. None of this is essential Lovecraftian mythology, and those that are after groundbreaking cosmic horror probably won't find it here. There isn't as much pastiche work as I'd expect, but none the less a lot of this is unrewarding. The occasional gem does shine out however. For completists.