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HPL - Howard Phillips Lovecraft
Truly, there are terrible primal arcana of earth which had better be left unknown and unevoked; dread secrets which have nothing to do with man, and which man may learn only in exchange for peace and sanity; cryptic truths which make the knower evermore an alien among his kind, and cause him to walk alone on earth.
-From "The Diary of Alonzo Typer"
The HPL stories are indexed from the corrected Arkham editions:
HPL Aeons - H. P. Lovecraft, Out of the Aeons, in The Horror in the Museum and Other Revisions.
Narrator: Richard H. Johnson, PhD. References: Africa; Aleutian Islands; Alhazred, Abdul; Areoi; Asiatics; Atlantis; Averoigne; Beacon Hill district; Black Book; Book of Eibon; Boston; Boston Pillar; Bridewell; Bullfinch; Burma and Burmese; Cabot, Lawrence; Cabot Museum of Archaeology; Cambridge; Cardiff Giant; Chaldea; Chandraputra, Swami; Chile; China; Churchward, Colonel; Cingalese; Coptic; Daemon-God; Dark God; Day of the Sky-Flames; De Marigny, Etienne-Laurent; Devil-God; Dhoric shrine; Dusseldorf; Easter Island; East India, East Indies; Egypt; Elder Ones; Eridanus; Europe; Evil Presence; false scroll; Faussesflammes, Chateau; Filipino; France; Gatan; Germany; Ghatanothoa; Goat with a Thousand Young; gods friendly to man; Golden Goblin Press; G'tanta; Hawaiians; Hyperborea; Imash-Mo; Indians (Native Americans); Johnson, Richard H., PhD; Joy Street; Keefe, Sergeant; K'naa; K'n-yan; Ktan-Tah; lagh metal; Leng, Plateau of; Mason, Dr; Melanesia; metals with strange properties; Mexico, Mexicans; Minot, (Dr.) William; Moore, (Dr.) Wentworth; Mother Goddess; Mt. Vernon Street; Mu; mummies; Naacal Language; Nagob; Nameless Cults; Nan-Matal; Nath-feast; Necronomicon; New Orleans; New Zealand; Nug; Occult Review, The; Orient; Orient Shipping Company; Pacific Ocean; Persia; Peru; Pickman; Pnakotic fragments; Polynesia; Pompei; Ponape; pthagon; Reynolds, Stuart; Sakkarah; Saltonstall, Dudley; Semites; Shub-Niggurath; Spence, Louis; Tahiti; Tanotah; Thabon, King; Than-Tha; Theosophy; Tiok; tlath-wood; Tog; true scroll; Tsathoggua; T'yog; Valparaiso; Von Junzt; Weatherbee, (Capt.) Charles; Wellington; Wells, Dr; West End; Widener Library; Yaddith-Gho, Mount; yakith-lizard; Year of the Red Moon; Yeb; Yig; Yob; Yog; Yuggoth, spawn of; Zob;
HPL Ancient - H. P. Lovecraft, The Ancient Track, in H. P. Lovecraft, The Fantastic Poetry. Necronomicon Press, Second Revised Printing, March 1933.
(Also available in The Ancient Track: The Complete Poetical Works of H. P. Lovecraft.)
Narrator: nameless. References: Dunwich; Zaman's Hill;
HPL Azathoth - H. P. Lovecraft, Azathoth, in the "Fragments" section of Dagon and Other Macabre Tales.
Third person. References: Azathoth;
HPL Beyond - H. P. Lovecraft, From Beyond, in Dagon and Other Macabre Tales.
Narrator: nameless. References: Benevolent Street; Gregory; Providence; Tillinghast, Crawford; Updike, Mrs;
HPL Call - H. P. Lovecraft, The Call of Cthulhu, in The Dunwich Horror and Others.
Narrator: Francis Wayland Thurston. References: Africa; Alert; Alhazred, Abdul; American Archaeological Society; Angarola; Angell, George Gammell; Angstrom; Arabia, Arabs; Ardois-Bonnot; Atlantis and Lost Lemuria; Auckland; Bienville St; Black Winged Ones; Blackwood, Algernon; Boston; Brava Portuguese; Briden, William; Brown University; California; Cape Verde Islands; Castro; China; Chinamen, deathless; Circular Quay; Collins, Capt; Cthulhu; Darling Harbour; D'Iberville; Dononvon; Dream Landscape; Dunedin; Egeburg, the; Emma; Eskimos; fhtagn; Fleur-de-Lys Building; Frazer, James, Sir; Galvez, Joseph D; geometry, non-Euclidean or mystical; Golden Bough; Gothenburg, Oslo; Great Old Ones; Green, First Mate; Greenland; Guerrera; Haardrada, Harold, King; Hawkins; Hayti; Iceland; India, Indians; Ireland, Irish; Irem; Johansen, Gustaf; Kanakas; Lafitte; La Salle; Lascar sailors; Legrasse, John Raymond, Inspector; Lemuria; Levantines; London; Louisiana; Machen, Arthur; Mglw-nafh; Morrison Co; Murray, Miss; Museum in College Street; Necronomicon; New Orleans; Newport Boat; New York; New Zealand; Norway; Old Town of King Harold Haardrada; Oslo; Paris; Parker; Paterson; Phillipines; Ph'nglui; Princeton University; Providence; Providence Art Club; Rhode Island School of Design; R'lyeh; R'lyehian; Rodriguez, the Portuguese; Royal Society, The; St. Louis; San Francisco; Scott-Elliot, W; Sime, Sidney; Smith, Clark Ashton; South America; Sydney; Sydney Bulletin; Sydney Cove; Sydney University; Thayer Street; Theosophy; Thomas St; Thurston, Francis Wayland; Tobey, Dr; Tulane University; Valparaiso; Vigilant; Voodoo; Waterman Street; Webb, William Channing, Prof; West Indies; Wgah-nagl; Wilcox, Henry Armstrong; Williams Street; Witch-Cult in Western Europe, The;
HPL Case - H. P. Lovecraft, The Case of Charles Dexter Ward, in At the Mountains of Madness and Other Novels.
Protagonists: Dr. Willett, Charles Dexter Ward. References: A., Jonathan; Abbot's distil-house; Abyssinian alphabet; Adirondacks; Adonai; Agricola; Alexander, Cosmo; Alhazred, Abdul; Allen, Dr.; Almonsin; Almonsin-Metraton; Altstadt; Amasa Field; Amharic; Angell Street; Arruda, Manuel, Capt.; Ars Magna et Ultima; Artephius; Asa, Old; Athenaeum; Atlantic City; Attleborough; B.; B., Deborah; Bacon, Roger; Bacon, Friar; Baptist Church; Barcelona; Barnabas; Barnard, Thomas, Rev; Barnes Street; Bay and Book; Bearded figure; Becher; Benefit Street; Benevolent Street; Bible; Bibliotheque Nationale; Biddle, Mr; Biltmore, the; Black Man; Black Prince; Boerhaave; Bolcom, Mr; Borellus; Boston; Bowen, Jabez, Dr; Boyle; Britain; British Museum; Broad St; Brookline; Brown, John; Brown, Joseph; Brown, Moses; Brown, Nicholas; Brown family; Brown University; Bucharest; Burroughs, George, Rev; C., Mehitable; Caerleon; Cairo; Carew, Sam; Carter, John; Carter, Randolph; Charlestown; Cheapside; Checkley, Dr; Christ Church; Christian Science Church nd Christian Science Dome; City Hall; Clark and Nightingale; Clavis Alchimiae; Cocidius, Sylvanus; Coeli God; College Hill; Colony House; Conanicut Island; Congdon Street; Congregational Church; Connecticut; Conscious Lover; Copley Square; Cotton, Dr; Court House; Court-House Parade; Court of Oyer and Terminer; Cranston line; Crawfords; Crooker decorating firm; Crown Coffee House; Cunningham, Inspector; Curwen, Ann; Curwen, Eliza; Curwen, Joseph; Curwen; Custodes; Cygnet; Czecho-slovakia; Danvers; Dark Man; Dedham; De Lapide Philosophico; Dexter, Gregory; Dexter, Knight; Doubloon Street; Douglass' Histrionick Academy; Dragon's Head; Dragon's Tail; Dunsany, Lord; Durfee-Arnold letters; Dwight, Walter C; Edgewood; Egypt; Einstein; Elephant; Eliot, T.S.; Elmwood Avenue; Eloim; Empire Street; England; Enterprise; Essex Institute; Evam; Evening Bulletin; F; F., B; Fenner; Fenner, Arthur; Fenner, Luke; Ferenczy, Baron; Field, Naphthali; First Baptist Church; Fludd; Fortazela; France; Fraunce's Tavern; Frying-Pan and Fish; G; Gaol Lane; Gaspee; Geber; Gedney, Judge; George Street; Germantown; Gethsemane, Garden of; Gibor; Glauber; Golden Ball Inn; Golgotha, Hill of; Gomes, Tony; Grand Cairo; Graves, John, Rev; Great Bridge; Great Russell Street; Green, Daniel; Green, James; Green, Mr; Guards; Guinea blacks; H., Mr; Hacher's Hall; Hadoth; Hadrian's Wall; Hallow's Eve; Hannah; Hart, Robert; Harvard University; Hatch, Mr; Hathorne, Judge; Haute Vienne Coven; Havana; Herrenden's Lane; Hexham; Historical Society; Holland; Homeric; Hope Valley; Hopkins, Esek, Capt; Hopkins, Stephen; Hoppin, Aaron; How, Amity; Hungary; Hutchinson; Hutchinson, Edward, Mr; Jackson, Steven; Jammy, Peter; Jehosua; Jehova; Jenckes, Daniel; Jenckes Street; Jerusalem; Job; John Carter Brown Library; John Hay library; Journal; Judge Durfee house; Key of Wisdom; King's Chapell; King's Church; Kingsport; Kingstown; King Street; Klausenberg; Kleinstrasse; Koth; Lawson, Hepzibah; Lekythos jugs; Lemdin, Fred; Leslie, Capt. Charles; Levi, Eliphas; Liber-Damnatus; Liber Investigationis; Liberty; Limoges; Liverpool; Lockwood Street; London; Long Dock; Lully, Raymond; Lyman, Dr; M; Magnalia Christi Americana; Magnus, Albertus; Magyars; Manning, James, Rev; Market House; Market Parade; Martinique; Massachusetts-Bay, Province of; Materia; Material; Mather, Cotton; Matthewson, James, Capt; Meeting Street; Memphis; Merritt, John, Mr; Metraton; Mile-End Cove; Mirandola; Moses Brown School; Muddy Dock Bridge; Nadek, Joseph; Namquit Point; Narragansett; Neck, the; Necronomicon; Nephren-Ka; Neustadt, the; New Coffee-House; New France; New London; Newport; New York; Nig; Nightingale, Mr; Nightingale-Talbot letters; North Burying Ground; North End; North Providence; Olde Bury'g Point; Olney Court; Olney, Epenetus; Orne, Jebediah; Orne, Simon; P., Susan; Paracelsus; Paris; Patucket falls; Pawcatuck; Pawtuxet road, river, farm, village, valley; Peck, Dr; Pennsylvania; Pennsylvania Historical Society; pentagram; Pentagram of Fire; Perrigo, Mr; Peters, Melville F; Phaleron jugs; Philadelphia; Philosopher's Stone; Philosophical Society; Port Royal; Post Office Square; Potter, Ann Tillinghast; Potter, Welcome; Power's Lane; Power Street; Prague; Presbyterian-Lane; Prospect Street; Prospect Terrace; Providence; Providence Gazette and Country-Journal; Providence Historical Society; Public Library; Qanoon-e-Islam; Raeburn; Rakus; Registry of Deeds; Rehoboth; Resevoir Avenue; Rhode Island; Rhode Island Historical Society; Rhodes-on-the-Pawtuxet; Riley, Sergt; Riverpoint; Robinson, Collector; Rochambeau Avenue; Romania; Rome, Romans; Roodemass; Runazar, King of; Russells; S., Bridget; SABAOTH; Sabin, Thomas; Sabin's Tavern; St. Eustatius; St. John's church; St. Mary's; St. Paul's; St. Peter's; Salem; Salem-Village; Sayles, Mr; Schacabao, Ibn; Scotland; Second Station; Shepley Library; Shippen, Dr; Sign of Shakespear's Head; Sign of the Elephant; Sign of the Goat; Sign of the Golden Eagle; Sign of the Golden Lion; Sign of the Unicorn and Mortar; Slocum, Charles; Smith, Eleazar; Snow, Deacon ("Elder"); Solomon; South Main; South Water; Spain, Spaniards, Spanish; Stahl; Stampers' Hill; State House; Steele; Stonehenge; Stuart, Gilbert; Sugar Act; Surinam; Swan Point Cemetary; Sylvius; Temple of Solomon; Thesaurus Chemicus; Three Words; Thurston's Tavern; Tillinghast, Anne; Tillinghast, Dutee, Capt; Tillinghast, James, Capt; Tillinghasts; Town Street; Transylvania.; Trithemius; Trismegistus, Hermes; Turba Philosophorum; Turk's Head; V; Van Helmont; Vega; Vice-Admiralty Court; Vienna; W., Deliverance; Waite, Dr; Waite's hospital; Wakeful; Wallace, Admiral; Wanton, Joseph; Ward, Charles Dexter; Ward, Mrs; Ward, Theodore Howland; Ward party; Warren; Washington; Waste Land; Waterman Street; Weeden, Ezra; Weeden, Hazard; West, Benjamin; West Indies; Weybosset Point; Weybosset Street; Whipple, Abraham, Capt; Whitefield adherents; White Star pier; Widener Library; Wilde, Oscar; Willet, Marinus Bicknell, Dr; Williams-Lane; Williams Street; Williams Street; Winsor, Samuel; Wrentham; Yog-Sothoth; Zariatnatmik; Zetsner; Zin; Zion Research Library; Zohar;
HPL Cats - H. P. Lovecraft, The Cats of Ulthar, in Dagon and Other Macabre Tales.
Third person. References: Africa; Atal; beetles; cats; cotter and wife; Egypt; Hatheg; Kranon; Menes; Meroe; Nir; Nith; Ophir; Shang; Skai, River; Sphinx; Thul; Ulthar; Zath;
HPL Celephais - H. P. Lovecraft, Celephais, in Dagon and Other Macabre Tales.
Protagonist: Kuranes. References: Aran, Mount; Athib; Celephais; Cerenerian Sea; Chaucer; dreamlands; Innsmouth; Kuranes; Kynaratholis, King; Leng, Plateau of; London; Nath-Horthath; Ooth-Nargai, Valley of; Serannian; Street of Pillars; Surrey; Tanarian Hills; Trevor Towers;
HPL Challenge - H. P. Lovecraft, The Challenge from Beyond, in The Illustrated Challenge from Beyond, by H. P. Lovecraft, A. Merritt, Robert E. Howard, C. L. Moore, and Frank Belknap Long; Necronomicon Press, 1978.
(The story is also available in Nameless Cults, Robert E. Howard etc., Oakland: Chaosium, 2001. Lovecraft's portion of this story is also available in Miscellaneous Writings.)
Protagonist: George Campbell. References: Campbell, George; Canada; Eltdown Shards; Great Race; Mesopotamia; Spawn of Yekub; Sumerians; Sussex; Tothe; Winters-Hall, Arthur Brooke, Reverence; Yekub; Yukth;
HPL Colour - H. P. Lovecraft, The Colour Out of Space, in The Dunwich Horror and Others.
Narrator: nameless. References: Arkham; Arkham Gazette; blasted heath; Bolton; Boston; Chapman's Brook; Clark's Corners; Colour; Cygnus; Deneb; Fuseli; Gardner, Merwin & Mernie; Gardner, Nabby, Mrs; Gardner, Nahum; Gardner, Thaddeus "Thad"; Gardner, Zenas; Hero; McGregor boys; Meadow Hill; Milky Way; Miskatonic River; Miskatonic University; Pierce, Ammi; Pierce, Mrs; Potter's General Store; Rice, Stephen; Rosa, Salvator;
HPL Dagon - H. P. Lovecraft, Dagon, in Dagon and Other Macabre Tales.
Narrator: nameless. References: Dagon; Deep Ones; South Pacific;
HPL Descendant - H. P. Lovecraft, The Descendant, in the "Fragments" section of Dagon and Other Macabre Tales.
Protagonists: Williams and Lord Northam. References: Alhazred, Abdul; Arabia, Arabs; Atlantis; Black Prince; Britain; Capito, Cnaeus Gabinius; Chandos Street; Clare Market; Donnelly, Ignatius; Edward III; Elder Sign (1); Fort, Charles; Gray's Inn; Hadrian's Wall; Harrow; Jews; Latin; Lindum; London; Nameless Cit; Necronomicon; Northam, first baron of; Northam, Lord; Northam Keep; North Sea; Oxford; Rome, Romans; Satan, Satanism; Stonehenge; Williams; Yorkshire;
HPL Diary - H. P. Lovecraft, The Diary of Alonzo Typer, in The Horror in the Museum and Other Revisions.
Narrator ("Editor"): nameless; bulk of story narrated by Alonzo Typer. References: Africa; Aklo language; Albany; Attica; Batavia; Black Mass; Book of Dzyan; Book of Hidden Things; Buffalo; Chinese language; Chorazin; Cochin-China; Columbia University; Corey, Abaddon; De Vermis Mysteriis; Eagle, John; Easter Island; Eltdown Shards; Forgotten One Who is Guardian of the Ancient Gateway; French language; ghouls; Goat with a Thousand Young; Greek language; Guardian of the Ancient Gateway; Heidelberg University; Holland; Hotel Richmond; Immemorial Lair; India, Indians; Indians (Native Americans); Indo-China; Iroquois; Kingston; Latin; Lemuria; Leyden; Livre d'Eibon; Lords of Yaddith; Mongoloid technique; Nameless Thing; Necronomicon; Nepal; N------estbat; New England; New-Netherland; New York; Norman-French language; Ones whom Solomon knew of old; Pnakotic Manuscript(s); poltergeists; Prinn, Ludvig; Richmond, Hotel; Sabbat, Sabbath; Salem; Serpent-men; Seven Lost Signs of Terror; Shamballah; Shields, Charles A; Shields, Oscar S; Shub-Niggurath; Sleght; Sleght, Adriaen; Sleght, Trintje van der Heyl; Society for Psychical Research; Solomon; Thibet, Thibetans; Transfiguration; Typer, Alonzo Hasbrouch; Ulster County; V------; Valusia; vampirism; van der Heyl; van der Heyl, Claes; van der Heyl, Cornelis; van der Heyl, Dirck; van der Heyl, Hendrick; van der Heyl, Joris; Venus; Wales; Walpurgis; Words of Fear; Yaddith;
HPL Doom - H. P. Lovecraft, The Doom that Came to Sarnath, in Dagon and Other Macabre Tales.
Third person. References: Ai; Akurion; Bnazic desert; Bokrug; Cydathria; Dothur; Falona; Gnai-Kah; Ib; Ilarnek; Implan; Kadatheron; Lobon; Middle Ocean; Mnar; Mtal; Nargis-Hei; Nariel; Pnath, vale of; Rokol; Sarnath; Tamash; Taran-Ish; Thraa; Zo-Kalar; Zokkar;
HPL Doorstep - H. P. Lovecraft, The Thing on the Doorstep, in The Dunwich Horror and Others.
Narrator: Daniel Upton. References: Alhazred, Abdul; Arkham; Arkham Sanitarium; Augusta; Azathoth; Azathoth and Other Horrors; Babson, Eunice; Biddeford; Book of Eibon; Candlemas; Chesuncook; Crowninshield; Derby, Asenath; Derby, Edward Pickman; Derby mansion; Derby, Mr; Florida; Geoffrey, Justin; Gilman; Goat with a Thousand Young; Hallowmass; Hall School; High Street; Hungary; Innsmouth; Ipswich; Kamog; Kingsport; Maine; Miskatonic Club; Miskatonic River; Miskatonic University; Necronomicon; Newburyport; People of the Monolith, The; Portland; Portsmouth; Rowley; Saco; Saltonstall St; Sargent, Moses and Abigail; shoggoths; Shub-Niggurath; Unaussprechlichen Kulten; Upton, Daniel; Upton, Edward Derby; Von Junzt; Waite; Waite, Asenath; Waite, Ephraim; Washington Street;
HPL Dreamer - H. P. Lovecraft, To a Dreamer, in The Fantastic Poetry.
(Also available in The Ancient Track: The Complete Poetical Works of H. P. Lovecraft.)
Narrator: nameless. References: Pnath, vale of; Thok; Zin, vaults of;
HPL Dunwich - H. P. Lovecraft, The Dunwich Horror, in The Dunwich Horror and Others.
Third person. References: Aklo language; Alhazred, Abdul; Arkham; Arkham Advertiser; Armitage, Henry, Dr.; Associated Press; Aylesbury; Aylesbury Pike; Aylesbury Transcript; Azazel; Bear's Den; Beelzebub; Belial; Bibliotheque Nationale; Bishop family; Bishop, Mamie; Bishop, Seth; Bishop, Silas; Bishop's Brook; Boston Globe; British Museum; Brown, Luther; Buzrael; Cambridge; Candlemas; Carrier's mowing; Cold Spring Glen; Congregational Church; Corey, George; Corey, Mrs; Corey, Wesley; Cryptomenysis Palefacta; Cthulhu; Daemonolatreia; Dean's Corners; Dee, (Dr.) John; De Furtivus Literarum Notis; De Vigenere; Devil's Hop Yard; Dho formula; Dho-Hna formula; Dunwich; Elder Things; Falconer; Farr, Fred; Frye, Elmer, Selina, and family; Hallowe'en; Hallowmass; Hartwell, Dr.; Harvard University; Hoadley, Abijah, Reverend; Houghton, Dr; Hutchins, Elam; Hutchins, Sam; Hutchins, Will; Ibn Ghazi; Jack; Kadath; Kluber; Kryptographik; Lamb, Charles; Lammas Night; Machen, Arthur; Massachusetts; May-Eve; Miskatonic River; Miskatonic University; Miskatonic Valley; Morgan, Francis, Dr; Necronomicon; Nhhngr; Old Ones; Osborn, Joe; Osborn's general store; Pan; Pocumtucks; Poligraphia; Porta, Giambattista; Remigius; Rice, Warren, Professor; R'lyehian; Round Mountain; SABAOTH; Salem; Sawyer, Chauncey; Sawyer, Earl; Sawyer, Sally; Sentinel Hill; Shub-Niggurath; Springfield; Stone circles; Ten-Acre Meadow; Traite des Chiffres; Trithemius; University of Buenos Ayres; Voorish sign; Whateley; Whateley, Curtis; Whateley, Lavinia (Lavinny); Whateley, Mrs; Whateley, Old; Whateley, Squire Sawyer; Whateley, Wilbur; Whateley, Zebulon; Whateley, Zechariah; Wheeler, Henry; whippoorwills; Widener Library; Witches and Other Night Fears; Wormius, Olaus; Yog-Sothoth; Yr;
HPL Electric - H. P. Lovecraft, The Electric Executioner, in The Horror in the Museum and Other Revisions.
Narrator: Nameless. References: Acolhua; Aguas Calientes; Albany; Anahuac; Apollo; Argos; Associated Press; Atys; Azteca; Aztecs; California; Chalca; Chicomoztoc; Chihuahua; Cthulhutl; Dionysos; El Paso; Evoe; feathered serpent.; Feldon, Arthur; Fonda Nacional; Hawthorne; Huitzilopotchli; Hylas; Iacchus; Ialmenos; Ipalnemoan; Jackson, (Superintendent); Linos; Maximilian's army; McComb, (President); Mexico, Mexicans; Mexico City; Mictlanteuctli; Nahua Indians; Nahuatlacatl; Nezahualpilli; Niguratl-Yig; Old Ones; Psamathe; Queretaro; Quetzalcoatl; Rio Grande; R'lyeh; Rochester; Sacramento; San Francisco; San Mateo Mountains; Seven Caves of Chicomoztoc; Sierra de Malinche; Southern Pacific depot; Tenochtitlan; Tepaneca; Tlahuica; Tlascalteca; Tlaxcala Mining Company; Tlaxcala country; Tloquenahuaque; Tonatiuh-Metzli; Torreon; Veracruz; Xochimilca; Ya-R'lyeh; Yog-Sototl; Zagreus;
HPL Festival - H. P. Lovecraft, The Festival, in Dagon and Other Macabre Tales.
Narrator: nameless. References: Aldebaran; Alhazred, Abdul; Arkham; Back Street; Central Hill; Christmas; Circle Court; Daemonolatreia; Glanville, Joseph; Green Lane; Ibn Schacabao; Kingsport; Lactantius; Market House; Marvells of Science; Morryster; Necronomicon; Orange Point; Remigius; Saducimus Triumphatus; St. Mary's Hospital; Schacabao, Ibn; Wormius, Olaus; Yuletide;
HPL Fungi - H. P. Lovecraft, The Fungi from Yuggoth, in Fungi from Yuggoth, by H. P. Lovecraft; Running Dinosaur Press, 1986.
(Also available in The Ancient Track: The Complete Poetical Works of H. P. Lovecraft.)
Narrator: nameless in some sonnets, third person in others. References: Antarktos; Arkham; Atwood, Seth and Eb; Aylesbury; Azathoth; Boynton Beach; Brigg's Hill; Egypt; Elder One; Elder Pharos; Ghooric zone; Hesperia; Innsmouth; Leng, Plateau of; night-gaunts; Nithon; Nyarlathotep; St. Toad's; shoggoths; Thog; Thok; Watkins, Goody; Whateley, John; Yaddith; Yin, the Gardens of; Yuggoth; Zaman's Hill; Zoar;
HPL Gates - H. P. Lovecraft, Through the Gates of the Silver Key, in At the Mountains of Madness and Other Novels.
Protagonist, Randolph Carter. References: Ad, Shaddad bin; Affair that shambleth about in the night; Alhazred, Abdul; All-in-One and One-in-All; All-Is-One; America; Ancient Ones (1); Arabia Petraea; Arch-Ancient Buo; Archetypes; Arcturus; Arkham; Aspinwall, Ernest B.; Atlaanat; Australia; Bayonne; Benares; Beyond-One.; bholes; Book of Thoth; Boston; Carter; Carter, Christopher; Carter, Edmund; Carter, Martha; Carter, Pickman; Carter, Randolph; Chambers Street; Chandraputra, Swami; Chicago; Children of the Fire Mist; Churchward, Colonel; clock, coffin-shaped; Companions; Corey, Benijah; Creoles; Cthulhu, spawn of; De Marigny, Etienne-Laurent; Easter Island; Elder Lore; Elder Sign (1); First Gate, First Gateway; First National Bank; Foreign Legion of France; Fowler, Goody; France; French Quarter; Gallows Hill; Gates; geometry, non-Euclidean or mystical; Gnorri; gods of earth, Earth's gods; Guide, The; hand; Herd; Himalayas; Hindoo; Hyperborea; Ilek-Vad; India, Indians; Inner Gate; Irem; Jupiter; Kath; Kingsport; Kled; Kynarth; Kythanil; Last void; Leng, Plateau of; Lithuanians; Lomar; Mars; Mongolia, Mongolians, Mongols, Mongoloids; Most Ancient One; Mthura; Naacal Language; Necronomicon; Nepal; Neptune; New England; New Orleans; Nython, the triple star; Oukranos; Outer Extension; Parks; Phillips, Ward; Pnakotic fragments; Polish immigrants; Prolonged of Life; Providence; Rhode Island; R'lyehian; Salem; shapes; Shonhi.; Silver Key; Skai, River; Snake Den; South Carolina; Tablets of Nhing; Tartary; Thran; Tsathoggua; Tsath-yo; Ulthar; Ultimate Abyss; Ultimate Gate; Ultimate Mystery, The; 'UMR AT-TAWIL; Veil; Warren, Harley; West End; Winged Ones; Yaddith; Yian-Ho; Yogi, the; Yog-Sothoth; Yuggoth; Zkauba;
HPL Haunter - H. P. Lovecraft, The Haunter of the Dark, in The Dunwich Horror and Others.
Protagonist, Robert Blake. References: Aklo language; Ankh; Antarctica; Atlantis; Azathoth; Blake, Robert Harrison; Book of Dzyan; Bowen, (Prof.) Enoch; Brown University; Burrower Beneath, The; College Hill; College Street; Crinoid things of Antarctica; Cultes des Ghoules; d'Erlette, Comte; De Vermis Mysteriis; Dexter, (Doctor) Ambrose; Doyle, Mayor; Drowne, Dr; Easter Island; Eddy, Orin B; Egypt; Feaster from the Stars, The; Federal Hill; Federal Hill Boys; Feeny, Francis X; Free-Will Church; Haunter of the Dark; Industrial Trust beacon; John Hay library; Khem; Knapp Street, East; Lanigan; Lemuria; Liber Ivonis; Lillibridge, Edwin M; Lord of All Things; Maine; Memorial Hall; Merluzzo, Father; Milwaukee; Minoan fisher; Monahan, (Patrolman , later Sergeant) William J; mystic dreamer; Narragansett; Necronomicon; Nemesis; Nephren-Ka; Nyarlathotep; Old Ones; O'Malley, Father; Pnakotic Manuscript(s); Pnath, vale of; Prinn, Ludvig; Providence; Providence Bulletin; Providence Telegram; Psi Delta House; Regan, Patrick; Serpent-men; Shaggai; Shining Trapezohedron; Spirito Santo Church; Stairs in the Crypt, The; Starry Wisdom sect; Tau Omega fraternity house; Ultimate Chaos; Unaussprechlichen Kulten; Usher, Roderick; Vale of Pnath, The; Valusia; Von Junzt; Walpurgis; Wisconsin; Yaddith; Yog-Sothoth; Yuggoth;
HPL Herbert - H. P. Lovecraft, Herbert West, Reanimator, in Dagon and Other Macabre Tales.
Narrator: nameless. References: Arkham; Averills; Baudelaire; Bolton; Bolton Worsted Mills; Boston; Chapman farmhouse; Christchurch Cemetary; Clapham-Lee, (Major Sir) Eric Moreland; Commercial House; Crane St; Eblis; Elagabalus; Flanders; Haekel; Halsey, Allan, Dr; Hill, (Lieut.) Ronald; Illinois; Leavitt, Robert; Meadow Hill; Miskatonic University; Miskatonic Valley; O'Brien, Kid; Ottawa; Pond Street; Potter's field; Robinson, Buck; St. Eloi; St. Louis; Sefton Asylum; West, Herbert;
HPL History - H. P. Lovecraft, History of the Necronomicon, in Miscellaneous Writings, ed. S.T. Joshi, Arkham House Publishers, 1995.
References: Al-Azif; Alhazred, Abdul; Arabia, Arabs; Arkham; Babylon; Bibliotheque Nationale; British Museum; Chambers, Robert W; City of Pillars; Constantinople; Crimson Desert; Cthulhu; Dahna; Damascus; Dee, (Dr.) John; Empty Space; Germany; Gregory IX, Pope; Harvard University; Irem; Khallikan, Ebn; King in Yellow, The; Memphis; Michael; Miskatonic University; Necronomicon; Ommiade Caliphs; Philetas, Theodorus; Pickman family; Pickman, Richard Upton; Roba el Khaliyeh; Salem; Sanaa; San Francisco; University of Buenos Ayres; Widener Library; Wormius, Olaus; Yemen; Yog-Sothoth;
HPL Hound - H. P. Lovecraft, The Hound, in Dagon and Other Macabre Tales.
Narrator: nameless. References: Alhazred, Abdul; Baudelaire; Belial; England; Goya; Holland; Hound, the; Huysmans; Leng, Plateau of; Necronomicon; Rotterdam; St. John; Victoria Embankment;
Imprisoned With the Pharoahs - This story name was corrected to Under the Pyramids in the new edition of Dagon and Other Macabre Tales. See Pyramids.
HPL Innsmouth - H. P. Lovecraft, The Shadow Over Innsmouth, in The Dunwich Horror and Others.
Narrator: nameless in original story, though maternal ancestors include Williamsons. Referred to as Williamson in AWD Sky 84. References: Adams St; Allen, Zadok; Arkham; Asbury M.E. Church; Ashtoreth; Babcock, Resolved.; Babson St.; Babylonia; Bank St; Baptist Church; Bates St; Beelzebub; Belial; Boston; Broad St; Calvery Commandery; Canaan; Canton; Cape Ann; Casey; Church Street; Cleveland; Columby; Congregational Church; Cthulhu; Dagon; Danvers; Deep Ones; Devil Reef; Easter Island; Eliot; Eliot, Matt; Eliot St; Eliza; Esoteric Order of Dagon; Essex County; Fall Street; Federal Street; First National grocery store; Fish Street; Freemasonry; Garrison, Henry; Gilman; Gilman House; Gilman, Hiram; Hallowe'en; Hallowmass; Hammond's Drug Store; Hetta; High Street; Hydra; Ideal Lunch; Innsmouth; Innsmouth Harbor; Ipswich; Kanakas; Kingsport; Kingsport Head; Lafayette St; Lower Green; magic sign; Main St; Malay Pride; Manuxet river; Market Square; Marsh, Barnabas; Marsh, Enoch; Marsh, Lydia (Meserve); Marsh, (Captain) Obed; Marsh, Old Man; Marsh, Onesiphorus; Marsh Refining Company; Marsh St; Martin, Esdras; Martin St; Masonic Hall; Maumee; May-Eve; Miskatonic University; Mowry, Selectman; Newburyport; Newburyport Historical Society; New Church Green; Oaths of Dagon; Oberlin; Old Ones; Order of Dagon Hall; Orne; Orne, Benjamin; Orne, Eliza; Otaheite; Paine St; Panton; Parker River; Peabody, E. Lapham; Philistines; Pierce, Nick; Plum Island; Ponape; Providence author, a; Pth'thya-l'yi; Ranger; River Street; Rowley; Sargent, Joe; shoggoths; South Pacific; South St; Southwick, Adoniram; State Street; Strange High House in the Mist; Sumatra Queen, Sumatry Queen; Tilton, Anna, Miss; Toledo; Town Square; Waite; Waite, Luella; Waite St; Walakea; Wallace, Dr; Washington Street; Water Street; Williamson; Williamson, Douglas; Williamson, James; Williamson, Lawrence; Williamson, Walter; Y'ha-nthlei;
HPL Iranon - H. P. Lovecraft, The Quest of Iranon, in Dagon and Other Macabre Tales.
Protagonist: Iranon. References: Ai; Aira; Athok the cobbler; Bnazic desert; Cydathria; dreamlands; Drinen in the East; Ilarnek; Iranon; Jaren; Kadatheron; Karthian Hills; Kra; Liranian desert; Lomar; Mnar; Narthos, valley of; Nithra; Olathoe; Oonai; Romnod; Sarnath; Sidrak, Mt; Sinara; Stethelos; Teloth; Thraa; Tower of Mlin; Xari, river; yath-trees; Zuro, river;
HPL Kadath - H. P. Lovecraft, The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath, in At the Mountains of Madness and Other Novels.
Protagonist: Randolph Carter. References: Aldebaran; almost-humans; Aran, Mount; Arkham; Atal; Azathoth; Baharna; Barzai the Wise; Basalt Pillars of the West; Beacon Hill district; bholes; Boston; buopoths; Carter, Randolph; carven mountains; Cathuria, Land of Hope; cats; cavern of flame; Celephais; Cerenerian Sea; Charles' Wain; Charter Street; colored gases; cosmology; Council of Sages; crotala, rattle of; Derby, Nehemiah, Colonel; Dylath-Leen; Elder Ones; Elder Sign (1); Elton, Basil; Enchanted Wood; Fomalhaut; Gate of Deeper Slumber; Gate of the Caravans; ghasts; ghouls; gingko trees; Gnophkehs; gods of earth, Earth's gods; Granary Burying Ground; Great Abyss; Great Ones; Gugs; Hatheg; Hatheg-Kla, Mt; high priest not to be described; Hlanith; Ilarnek; Ilek-Vad; Inganok; Ired-Naa; Kadath; Kadatheron; Kaman-Thah; Kingsport; Kiran; Kled; Koth; Kuranes; Lathi; Lelag-Leng; Leng, Plateau of; Lerion, Mt; Little Bear; Lomar; lygath trees; magah birds; Mnar; Moon; moon-things; moon-trees; nameless monastery; nameless rock; Naraxa; Nasht; Nath-Horthath; Ngranek, Mt.; night-gaunts; Nir; Nodens; Nyarlathotep; Ogrothan; Olathoe; Ooth-Nargai, Valley of; Oriab; Other Gods; Oukranos; Palace of the Seventy Delights; Parg; Pharos; Pickman, Richard Upton; Pnakotic Manuscript(s); Pnath, vale of; purple spiders; reincarnation; Rinar; Salem; Sarkomand; Selarn; Serannian; Seven Cryptical Books of Hsan; shantak-birds; Six Kingdoms; Skai, River; S'ngac; Snireth-Ko; Sona-Nyl, land of fancy; Southern Sea; Street of Pillars; Tanarian Hills; Temple of the Cats; Temple of the Elder Ones; thagweed; Thal; Thalarion, City of a Thousand Wonders; Thok; Thon; Thorabonia; Thraa; Thran; toad-things; Trevor Towers; Ulthar; Urg; urhags; Veiled King; voonith; wamps; Xura, Land of Pleasures Unnattained; Yath, lake of; Yogash the black; Zar, Land of; Zenig of Aphorat; Zin, vaults of; Zoogs;
HPL Man - H. P. Lovecraft, The Man of Stone, in The Horror in the Museum and Other Revisions.
Narrator: Jack. References: Adirondacks; Albany; Allen's Cave; Black Goat; Black Man; Book of Eibon; Catskill Mountains; Chandler, Osborn E; Christmas; Damon and Pythias friendship; Devil's Kin; Esopus; Feast of the Foxes; Goat, Black; Goat with a Thousand Young; Great Rite; Great Sabbat; Green Decay; Hallow Eve; Hallowmass; Hasbrouck, Squire; Hayden, Ben; Hoog, Mr. and Mrs; Hudson; Hurley; Jack; Jackson, Henry; Kingston; Mad Dan; Marvells of Science; Montreal; Morris, Daniel; Morris, Rose C; Morryster; Mountain Top; New Paltz; New York; Outer Powers; Placid, Lake; Poole, Sam; Pythias;