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For a great overview of Lovecraft, his works, and his impact on popular culture, it's hard to beat Donovan Loucks' impressive site. Links to everything else. |
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The HP Lovecraft Film Festival - a mecca for fans of non-euclidean cinema. A grand event carried out by Andrew Migliore and his team of well-trained ghouls. |
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A gifted composer lurks in the wild hills of North Dakota, writing music for The Call of Cthulhu... |
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An excellent and comprehensive British site for CoC gamers and Lovecraft fans, run by Paul Maclean. |
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La Nueva Logia del Tentáculo, the New Lodge of the Tentacles is a Spanish language site devoted to all things Lovecraftian and an excellent e-zine. |
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Robert "Mac" McLaughlin is the author of a few books on the subject of live-action Lovecraftian role-playing. Our style of playing was developed independently, but we still think his site is full of good contacts, resources, and game ideas. |
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Richard Longcoat is in charge of this online version of everyone's favorite institution of higher learning. |
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Scott Glancy runs Pagan Publishing and Armitage House, bringing you the very finest in Call of Cthulhu gaming materials, mythos fiction, and Lovecraftian scholarship. |
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Andrew Migliore's site is the gateway to the HP Lovecraft Film Festival, held annually in Portland, Oregon. |
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The Temple of Dagon, featuring HPL and other Mythos authors, all with April Derleth's seal of approval. |
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This British magazine is an endless source of weird news, facts, and learned essays. Great source material for games, and damned entertaining. |
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PST Productions have staged Cthulhu LARPs ior years. Based out of New Jersey, they're very active in putting on games for conventions. |
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An excellent Mythos site in the UK. Check out the Cthulhu Britannica! |
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This very interesting site by Christian Matzke has a lot of useful information about crafting Lovecraftian props. There's also a gallery of their work and links to the film Nyarlathotep. |
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For an insanely great alternative timeline that goes from 400,000,000 BCE to the present day, with hundreds of links to some of the greatest weirdest stuff on the web, click here! |
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The website of our dear friend and colleague Bryan Moore. Bryan's a filmmaker and a brilliant sculptor, and here you'll find portrait figures of HPL, Edgar Allan Poe, and other persons of interest.... |
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Third Camelot: The online gallery of Lovecraftian artist Harold Arthur McNeill. His amazing version of the Cthulhu idol is one of our favorites. |
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BloopWatch, Aethan French's fascinating site. "The mission of this page is to document ways in which Lovecraft's writings intersect, or seem to intersect, reality." |
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Check out this fascinating French site: the Surnatéum.
Le Muséum d'Histoire Surnaturelle explore depuis quelques décennies déjà les univers étranges et parallèles qui existent aux frontières de notre réalité.
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Joseph Peterson's Esoteric Archives website offers the texts of a huge number of ancient books on supernatural and other topics. |
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The Unfilmable, your guide to Lovecraftian Cinema. |
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Offerman Wood Shop, a thrilling palace of wooden wonders. |
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A site for Lovecraft fans and devotees of Cthulhu. |
