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FL - Fritz Leiber
So I learned how to divine, my son, to be a fish of earth when there is need and Nature wills, to dive into the Hall of the Mountain King dancing with light. Always the finest colors and the strangest hues lay west. Rare earths they are named by scientists, who are wise, though blind. That's why I brought us here. Under the greatest of oceans, earth is a rainbow web and Nature is a spider spinning and walking it.
-From "The Terror from the Depths"
FL Terror2 - Fritz Leiber, The Terror from the Depths, in Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos, H. P. Lovecraft & Divers Hands, Sauk City: Arkham House, 1990.
Narrator: Fischer, Georg Reuter. References: Akeley, George Goodenough; Akeley, Henry Wentworth; Angell, George Gammell; Appalachians; Arkham; Armitage, Dr. Henry; Atwood, Prof.; Australia; Azathoth; Azathoth and Other Horrors; Baltimore; Blackfellow; Blake, Robert Harrison; Boston; Brown University; California; Call of Cthulhu, The; Canis Tindalos; Canton asylum; Carlsbad Caverns; Carter, Randolph; Clarksburg; Crom-Ya; Cthulhu; Culver City; Cutlu; Dagon; Danforth; Deep Ones; de Marigny, Etienne-Laurent; Derby, Edward Pickman; Doels; Dunwich Horror, the; Easter Island; Elder Pharos; Elder Things, polypous; essential saltes; Fischer, Anton; Fischer, Georg Reuter; Gate of Dreams, The; Gilman, Walter; Gardner, Nahum; Gedney; Gnorri; Great Race; Green Deeps, The; Griffith observatory; Griffith Park; Hollywood; Hollywood Hills; Hollywoodland; Hyades; Hunterdon County; Innsmouth; inner city at the two magnetic poles; Johansen; Kinney, Abbott; K'n-yan; Laurel Canyon; Lake; lizard men; Lomar; Los Angeles; Louisville; Lovecraft, Howard Phillips; magneto-optic geoscanner; Magnum Innominandum; Mammoth Cave; Miskatonic University; Miskatonic University Antarctic Expedition; Montagny, Pierre-Louis; Morgan, Dr. Francis; Mountains of Madness; Mu; Nan Matol; Narragansett Bay; Necronomicon; New Jersey; New Orleans; N'kai; Nug-Soth; Nyarlathotep; Onyx Sphinx Press; Outer Ones; Pabodie, Prof.; Pacific Ocean; Paradise Crest; Peaslee, Prof. Wingate; Pleasant St.; Pleides; Pnath; Providence; Ptolemy Press; Rapa Nui; Reuter, Marie; Rice, Warren; R'lyeh; Rodia, Simon; Rulay; Saltonstall St.; San Diego; Santa Monica Mountains; sea men; Sea Tombs; Shadow Over Innsmouth, The; Shining Trapezohedron; shoggoths; snakes; soapstones, five-pointed; Southern California; Tsathoggua; Tunneler Below, The; UCLA; Virginia; Visionary Press; Vulture's Roost; Warren, Harley; West Virginia; Whateley, Wilbur; whippoorwills; Walpurgis; Weird Tales; Wilmarth, Albert; Winchester; winged worms; Yellow Sign; Yiang-Li; Y'ha-nthlei; Yig; Yoth; Yuggoth;
Jeffrey K. Potter (Illustrator), H. P. Lovecraft / Hardcover / Published 1990. Contents: The Call of Cthulhu, H. P. Lovecraft; The Return of the Sorcerer, Clark Ashton Smith; Ubbo-Sathla, Clark Ashton Smith; The Black Stone, Robert E. Howard; The Hounds of Tindalos, Frank Belknap Long; The Space-Eaters, Frank Belknap Long; The Dweller in Darkness, August Derleth; Beyond the Threshold, August Derleth; The Shambler from the Stars, Robert Bloch; The Haunter of the Dark, H. P. Lovecraft; The Shadow from the Steeple, Robert Bloch; Notebook Found in a Deserted House, Robert Bloch; The Salem Horror, Henry Kuttner; The Terror From the Depths, Fritz Leiber; Rising With Surtsey, Brian Lumley; Cold Print, Ramsey Campbell; The Return of the Lloigor, Colin Wilson; My Boat, Joanna Russ; Sticks, Karl Edward Wagner; The Freshman, Philip Jose Farmer; Jerusalem's Lot, Stephen King; The Discovery of the Ghooric Zone, Richard A. Lupoff. Click here for pricing and ordering information.
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