Links to Lovecraftian Sites Online

websites concerning H. P. Lovecraft and his Cthulhu Mythos

This is a list of the more notable and useful Lovecraftian websites or blogs available online - they will help you explore the life and works of H. P. Lovecraft and the legacy of his Cthulhu Mythos.
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1: The H. P. Lovecraft Archive

Maintaining the largest collection of Lovecraft information on the Web!

Here you can explore and study the numerous facets of Lovecraft's life and work. You can read the vast majority of his fiction in their archive along with many of his essays, letters and poems... for free. The site also looks at his impact on popular culture with details of the movies, games, music, and art based on his works as well as those that expand on his Cthulhu Mythos. Go to this site by clicking HERE.

2: The Lovecraft eZine

A free online magazine featuring Lovecraftian Horror & the Cthulhu Mythos!

The main goal of this online magazine edited by Mike Davis is to publish free quality Lovecraftian fiction — fiction that is every bit as good as print Lovecraftian anthologies. But it’s much more than that... it’s your #1 source for information on all things Lovecraftian - it’s a community with video chats, Call of Cthulhu gaming, a blog and podcasts. Go HERE and subscribe.

3: The H. P. Lovecraft Literary Podcast

With Chris Lackey and Chad Fifer!

In each weekly podcast, they discuss a specific H.P. Lovecraft story – what it’s about, how it reads, why it may have been written and what other works of art it’s influenced. Since concluding Lovecraft’s stories, they’ve been covering other weird fiction that inspired the author, mostly from his essay ‘Supernatural Horror in Literature.’ The podcast regularly have talented guest readers and contributing composers for their music sections. To go to this site click HERE.

4: YSDC

Yog-Sothoth Dot Com!

Although Yog-Sothoth is a place online largely devoted to Lovecraftian investigative games such as Call of Cthulhu, Trail of Cthulhu and others - it also looks in detail at the works and influences of Jazz Age Horror author, Howard Phillips Lovecraft, and of those he inspired. The massive site features news, forums, blogs and the excellent CthulhuWiki information resource. Go to the website by clicking HERE.

5: The HP Lovecraft Historical Society

Cthulhu Lives!

The H. P. Lovecraft Historical Society is the primary organization devoted to Cthulhu Lives - a live-action roleplaying game created in 1984. The HPLHS motto is "Ludo Fore Putavimus": a Latin phrase meaning “We thought it would be fun.” As well as bringing us great Lovecraftian Adventures and "Props" they also produce fantastic "Radio Theatre" and "Classic Movie" adaptations of Lovecraft's work. Go to the website by clicking HERE.

6: The H.P. Lovecraft Wiki

Currently editing over 5,712 articles, and you can help!

A great online compendium of information about our favourite horror writer Howard Phillips Lovecraft, his writings, and the ongoing Lovecraft Mythos. It provides an in-depth look at Mythos writers, stories and influences as well as the Great Old Ones and Outer Gods, Monsters and Abominations, Mortals and Eldrich Mysteries. Go to the website by clicking HERE.

7: The Cthulhu Files

Cthulhu Universalis!

This website is for the complete "Mythos" addict, and that still more blighted specimen, the "Mythos" scholar. Ultimately it aims to become a complete source of articles about the characters, places, Gods, books, et al, in stories by the first generation of "Cthulhu Mythos" writers. Go to the website by clicking HERE.

This fascinating blog offers a wealth of analysis and information covering all aspects of the Cthulhu Mythos - exploring Lovecraft’s love for science and how he incorporated a wide variety of scientific theories into his fiction as well as posing questions on how science would operate in Lovecraft’s world. Go to the website by clicking HERE.

9: The H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival

and CthulhuCon!

The festival promotes the works of H.P. Lovecraft, literary horror, and weird tales through cinematic adaptations by professional and amateur film-makers, panel discussions, author readings, gaming, art, and sometimes live music. Founded in Portland, Oregon in 1995 by Andrew Migliore, with the desire that H.P. Lovecraft would be rightly recognized as a master of Gothic horror and his work more faithfully adapted to film and television - a very worthy cause indeed. Go to the website by clicking HERE.

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