H.P. Lovecraft

Captain_Cadaver · **Posted:** Sun 07-18-2004 10:57PM

Im taking a trip to KC and thought Id visit a Barnes and Noble. Since Michio Kaku hasn't come out with anything new, thought I would start on some Lovecraft. What are his best books?

Angel12b · **Posted:** Mon 07-19-2004 7:18AM

Go to the Barnes & Noble at Zona Rosa. It is in North Kansas City but it is an awesome place!

lordofstars · **Posted:** Mon 07-19-2004 2:40PM

The Tomb; The Lurking Fear; The Lurker at the Threshold; The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath

Those are all very good and all by Lovecraft.

-|F.I.B.|-LowMan · **Posted:** Mon 07-19-2004 4:17PM

Captain_Cadaver wrote:

Im taking a trip to KC and thought Id visit a Barnes and Noble. Since Michio Kaku hasn't come out with anything new, thought I would start on some Lovecraft. What are his best books?

So I take it you've read 'Beyond Einstein'?

Captain_Cadaver · **Posted:** Mon 07-19-2004 5:21PM

-|F.I.B.|-LowMan wrote:

Captain_Cadaver wrote:

Im taking a trip to KC and thought Id visit a Barnes and Noble. Since Michio Kaku hasn't come out with anything new, thought I would start on some Lovecraft. What are his best books?

So I take it you've read 'Beyond Einstein'?

Very good book, I own that and Hyperspace. Didn't really like Visions though. I like Kip S. Thorne too.

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lordofstars wrote:

The Tomb; The Lurking Fear; The Lurker at the Threshold; The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath

Those are all very good and all by Lovecraft.

'Lurker at the Threshold' isn't authored by Lovecraft. Its good mythos written by a close friend of his.

lordofstars · **Posted:** Wed 07-21-2004 12:27PM

From how I understood it it was done by Lovecraft and then was worked together and published through his friend August Derleth. You might be right, but I thought he still was counted as the author, and if you like Lovecrafts stuff the Lurker at the Threshold is a very good read.

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