- The Lovecraft Archive
Donovan Loucks' compendious assortment of information on many aspects of H. P. Lovecraft's life and art.
- The Cthulhu-Mythos Canon
A very comprehensive Cthulhu Mythos reading list by TheFinnishBolshevik
- A Bibliography of the Cthulhu Mythos
An early version of Chris Jarocha-Ernst's massive bibliography.
- Reader's Guide to the Cthulhu Mythos
E. P. Berglund's massive bibliography project, plus many useful links to Mythos material elsewhere on the Web.
- Wikisource: H. P. Lovecraft
Online texts of most of HPL's fiction, as well as a few essays, letters, and poems. Together with some information about the copyright status of his work: most of it appears to be in the public domain.
- Weird Tales Archive
Many stories from the original issues of Weird Tales, the venue where most of Lovecraft's most famous stories first appeared, along with those by many of the Lovecraft Circle.
- Internet Archive
Includes scanned fascimiles of many Weird Tales issues, complete with original illustrations and cheesy advertisements.
- Hippocampus Press
Publisher of many works by or about H. P. Lovecraft, Clark Ashton Smith, Robert E. Howard, and other authors of the weird and gothic.
- S. T. Joshi's Website
Joshi is Lovecraft's most noteworthy biographer and one of the leading Lovecraft scholars in the world, having established the corrected texts for Lovecraft's fiction as well as co-editing the massive collections of Lovecraft's letters.
- Lost
Civilizations Uncovered
Collection of articles related to possible lost civilizations of antiquity.
Includes an interesting article on Lovecraft: Atheism's
Mythographer.
- Lurker Films mission is to bring you the best in weird tales, literary
horror, H. P. Lovecraft, Cthulhu Mythos, Edgar Allan Poe, and Robert W. Chambers. DVDs
and CDs of famous, infamous and rarely-seen films and television shows.
- r/Lovecraft
Subreddit forum for Lovecraft fans to share information.
- Lovecraft Around the World
- www.sitelovecraft.com, the largest Lovecraftian website in Brazil, which was instrumental in bringing Lovecraft back to bookstores and in academic research at Brazilian universities on this writer. (Portions of the website are readable in translation via Google Translate.) Founder Denílson Carraretto has also created the Clock Tower Publishing House to publish Lovecraft and the authors who influenced him; see www.editora-clocktower.com.br. It is gratifying to see that works by Lovecraft and other greats like Arthur Machen, Algernon Blackwood, and Clark Ashton Smith are being made available in Portuguese.
- Lovecraftian's Community Site
A Japanese-language site including forums, art room, and myth dictionary. English speakers, click "English Here (Auto Translation)" on the home page.