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As a man surveys the countryside for the construction of a reservoir, he comes across a stretch of barren farmland leeched of life. An aged survivor of the town tells him the tale of a rural farmer's family and their path to madness and unspeakable horror.Lovecraft considered "The Color Out of Space" to be the best of all his stories. Originally appearing in the September 1927 issue of Amazing Stories, it is one of his most frequently anthologized tales.

The chilling tale of an Antarctic expedition gone terribly wrong from master horror writer H. P. LovecraftAt the Mountains of Madness is a brilliantly told horror novel. Best of all, it's a "perfect" Lovecraft story, combining everything that makes Lovecraft…well, "Lovecraftian": constant impending dread, mysteries beyond time and space, characters driven to the brink of—and then beyond—insanity, and science knocking at the doors of the nightmarish unknown.

H. P. Lovecraft was not a very popular writer during his lifetime but achieved posthumous fame through his influential works of horror fiction. Today he is widely acknowledged as one of the most significant 20th-century authors in the genre of horror and the supernatural. The title of this story came from an actual house in Providence, Rhode Island, Lovecraft's hometown. It was built around 1763 and still stands on Benefit Street. The story is a masterpiece of supernatural horror and was descripted by Robert Weinberg as "one of Lovecraft's best short novels."

The chilling tale of an Antarctic expedition gone terribly wrong from master horror writer H. P. LovecraftAt the Mountains of Madness is a brilliantly told horror novel. Best of all, it's a "perfect" Lovecraft story, combining everything that makes Lovecraft…well, "Lovecraftian": constant impending dread, mysteries beyond time and space, characters driven to the brink of—and then beyond—insanity, and science knocking at the doors of the nightmarish unknown.

H. P. Lovecraft was not a very popular writer during his lifetime but achieved posthumous fame through his influential works of horror fiction. Today he is widely acknowledged as one of the most significant 20th-century authors in the genre of horror and the supernatural. The title of this story came from an actual house in Providence, Rhode Island, Lovecraft's hometown. It was built around 1763 and still stands on Benefit Street. The story is a masterpiece of supernatural horror and was descripted by Robert Weinberg as "one of Lovecraft's best short novels."