Four Decades of Lovecraft Paperback covers

[Damien]

Hello all, just found this page on the Weird Tales website. It's called 'Marketing the Mythos' and has four decades of awesome covers; though some are pretty weird. I wish I had some of these, the Ballantine Horror 'In the tradition of Lovecraft' ones especially. I think it is time to hit a few used bookstores.


http://weirdtalesmagazine.com/2013/11/09/marketing-the-mythos-four-decades-of-the-lovecraftian-aesthetic-in-paperback/

Check 'em out,
 Damien

[pocoloco]

Thanks for the link.

[Van-Helsing]

Awesome resource, I love it!

[Uncle Mike]

Cool!

[Bob Murch]

It would be fun to see some of the rare, Mythos related finds of this group. Surly, most of us have spent an inordinate amount of time scouring the dusty corners of antiquarian book stores in a quest to add one more treasure to our libraries.

Here is one of my treasures:

[Bob Murch]

Another treasured find:

[Bob Murch]

I love the off-the-hook surrealism of this one:

[Uncle Mike]

That is great! Love the title and tag line as well. Lurid!

[The Dozing Dragon]

Found this little lot at my mum's place. No matter how old I get there will always be stuff left there 

[Bob Murch]

Great stuff Dragon! Keep'em coming.

[Bob Murch]

A rare paperback of a pair of stories that originally appeared in Weird Tales. The idea for the story came from a query by H.P. Lovecraft which asked why someone hadn't written a werewolf story from the werewolf's perspective.