BONUS CONTENT
Free stories and articles related to our books

AVEROIGNE

THE HISTORY OF AVEROIGNE?

Click to read Glenn Rahman’s article on Auvergne, the historical French province Averoigne was based on, and the factual people, places, and events that may have inspired Clark Ashton Smith’s tales of Averoigne.

CORPORATE CTHULHU

THE HOWLER ON THE SALES FLOOR

Click to read a hilarious Mythos comedy that didn’t quite make the cut for this anthology, but was immediately snapped up by another publisher. If you like Corporate Cthulhu, you’ll enjoy this.

FUNGI FROM YUGGOTH

THE BLACK TOME OF ALSOPHOCUS

In 1933, H.P. Lovecraft began writing The Book, an apparent attempt to turn his poem cycle Fungi from Yuggoth into a short story. He abandoned the project and never finished it. Forty years later in a posthumous collaboration, Martin S. Warnes tired to complete the story. The result is The Black Tome of Alsophocus—which you can read here!

SIMON OF GITTA

THE BLADE OF THE SLAYER (Alternate Version)

Richard Tierney wrote two versions of this story. Only one is in our Sorcery Against Caesar anthology, where the Slayer is revealed to be Karl Edward Wagner’s hero Kane. In the other version (which can only be read here), the Slayer’s true identity is different, a mytho-historical character from ancient legend. Who? You’ll have to read to find out!