Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos (FML 2.1)

“The Call of Cthulhu,” 1928 by The Popular Fiction Publishing Company, 1939, 1945 by August Derleth & Donald Wandrei, 1963 by August Derleth; “The Haunter of the Dark,” 1936 by The Popular Fiction Publishing Company, 1939, 1945 by August Derleth & Donald Wandrei, 1963 by August Derleth. “The Return of the Sorcerer,” 1931 by The Clayton Magazines, 1942 by Clark Ashton Smith; “Ubbo-Sathla,” 1933 by The Popular Fiction Publishing Company, 1942 by Clark Ashton Smith. “The Black Stone,” 1931 by The Popular Fiction Publishing Company, renewed 1959 by Steinberg Press, Inc., assigned to Mrs. P. M. Kuykendall. “The Hounds of Tindalos,” 1929 by The Popular Fiction Publishing Company, 1946 by Frank Belknap Long; “The Space-Eaters,” 1928 by The Popular Fiction Publishing Company, 1946 by Frank Belknap Long. “The Dweller in Darkness,” 1944 by Weird Tales, copyright 1945, 1953 by August Derleth; “Beyond the Threshold,” 1941 by Weird Tales, 1945, 1953 by August Derleth. “The Shambler from the Stars,” 1935 by The Popular Fiction Publishing Company, 1945 by Robert Bloch; “The Shadow from the Steeple,” 1950 by Weird Tales; “Notebook Found in a Deserted House,” 1951 by Weird Tales. “The Salem Horror,” 1937 by The Popular Fiction Publishing Company, renewed 1965 by Catherine Reggie. “The Terror from the Depths,” 1976 by Edward P. Berglund. “Rising with Surtsey,” 1971 by August Derleth. “Cold Print” and “The Return of the Lloigor,” 1969 by August Derleth. “My Boat,” 1975 by Joanna Russ. “Sticks,” 1974 by Stuart David Schiff. “The Freshman,” 1979 by Mercury Press, Inc., reprinted by permission of the author & the author’s agents, Scott Meredith Literary Agency, Inc. “Jerusalem’s Lot,” by Stephen King, reprinted by permission of Doubleday, a division of Bantam, Doubleday, Dell Publishing Group, Inc. “Discovery of the Ghooric Zone—March 15, 2337,” 1977 by Richard A. Lupoff.