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Title:Best Little Witch-House in Arkham
Author:Mark McLaughlin
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:First Edition
Pages:Pages: 220 pages
Published:May 31st 2013 by Wildside Press (first published January 1st 2013)
Categories:Horror
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In the BEST LITTLE WITCH-HOUSE IN ARKHAM, a feast of Lovecraftian nightmares has been set out for you. Here you will savor a delectable variety of otherworldly blasphemies ... twenty-five meaty tales of the bizarre, enough to satisfy even your most eldritch appetites.

Here you will learn about the unspeakable beauty regimen of the loathsome Mrs. Hamogeorgakis. You will discover the vile secrets of Kugappa, the writhing octopus-god, and Ghattambah, a grotesque insect deity whose soul dwells beyond time.

You will drink the creamy Milk of Time, an unholy substance which flows through the depths of a forbidden house known as Der Fleischbrunnen. You will find all of these mouth-watering horrors and more, much more. Bon appétit....

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ISBN: 143444208X (ISBN13: 9781434442086)
Edition Language: English

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I really really enjoyed this! I love Lovecraft, and McLaughlin did an amazing job with the various short stories. I laughed, I made 'ick' faces, I shared passages with those around me. I highly recommend this book!!

I was drawn to this book by its title and spiffy cover art. I ended up enjoying it even more than I expected. If you like horror, science-fiction, and pop culture references, chances are you will enjoy this book, too.

This book grabbed ahold of my attention and pulled me into each story. I was wanting more by the end of the first story.

One must be knowledgeable about the writings of American horror author H. P. Lovecraft in order to understand the allusions and references employed by comic writer Mark McLaughlin. However, there are many aficionados of Lovecraft's work: fans who like suspense and terror, literary scholars who appreciate an author's use of the language (images, figures of speech like metaphors, schools of literary criticism like Freudianism, Jungian archetypes, feminism, etc), and those loyal followers who see

Kept trying to read this, but basically the author thinks that he is cleverer than he really is. Gave up, as I wrote better Lovecraftian garbage as a teen than this.



This collection compiles 25 of my best Mythos-inspired horror stories, written throughout my career as an author. It's the culmination of many years of work. Many of these stories were written for various anthologies, and with each one, I needed to think: What can I do that will be different? What can I add to the Mythos collective that says something new...?