Lovecraft

[iggyus]

Hi am looking for a book that includes all of Lovecrafts works (every single short story). I have found several so called "Complete Works" but I would like to hear your recommendation.

 

[Julianking93]

There's a book called "Complete Works"

I'd go for that one. Or the complete works in comic form.

 

[siffty]

Complete Works is what everyone else is going to say

 

[CloggedDonkey]

complete works, or, if your a huge fan, look for a leather bound book that say "necronomicon" on the cover. doubt you'll find one thought, very few where made and I don't think the people who bought them will give them up.

 

[ThePoodonkis]

http://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0600031h.html

Not all of his works, but a good number.

 

[Shru1kan]

complete works, or, if your a huge fan, look for a leather bound book that say "necronomicon" on the cover. doubt you'll find one thought, very few where made and I don't think the people who bought them will give them up.

Everyone has a price

But the complete works would be much cheaper and quicker.

 

[Zainlong]

I just picked up a copy of "Necronomicon" for my brother.
Its not the full works, but it is most of his most notable stories.

While pretty tough to find, it is well worth the effort.

 

[Caligulove]

Complete Works is a good way to get what youre looking for in the creepy lovecraft genre. Otherwise it would take a long time to amass all the lovecraft stories. And they really are worth saving

 

[ctrl-alt-postal]

I remember finding a site online years ago that had pretty much everything on it. Lost it though. Hard to read lovecraft on a computer.

 

[Jumping_Over_Fences]

I just got all of his stories on my Kindle, cost me $0.99. That's what I would recommend, if you have a Kindle that is. If not, I would take everyone else's advice.

 

[Skuffyshootster]

I just picked up a copy of "Necronomicon" for my brother.
Its not the full works, but it is most of his most notable stories.

While pretty tough to find, it is well worth the effort.

This is what I have, too.

So, this.

 

[similar.squirrel]

I've got the dubious Panther editions of most of his work, and that serves me well. I happen to like tatty old books with B-movie science fiction covers. Nubile young sacrificial victims aplenty.

This 'complete works' sounds good, though. That much less shelf-space occupied.

 

[Shadowfaze]

I actually picked up the "complete works" and it does not have everything he ever wrote! There are the stories he never finished, the "fragments", and also his letters to August Derleth about the mythos, which is also in its own volume. It makes for quite the breathtaking read.