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Original Title:	Great Tales of Horror
ISBN:	1435140370 (ISBN13: 9781435140370)
Edition Language:	English

Great Tales of Horror Hardcover | Pages: 600 pages

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Title	:	Great Tales of Horror
Author	:	H.P. Lovecraft
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 600 pages
Published	:	November 1st 2012 by Barnes & Noble Inc (first published 1991)
Categories	:	Horror. Classics. Fiction. Fantasy. Short Stories. Science Fiction. Anthologies

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So I finally got the chance to finish this monster when hurricane Irma left me without power for a week. Nothing like sitting in the dark with a horror story while watching all your neighbors get power back!

Either way, I finished it and I really loved it! There are definitely times where his writing can seem a little slow, but the more I read the more I got used to his style and appreciated the story-telling. I've been finding myself excited to talk about these stories and recommending them to anyone who will listen, and even though I'm not usually a big fan of horror, I'm really glad I gave these a try!

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Exceptionally composed, the every factor is dialled you to a 10 in most efforts here, Lovecraft is just a sheer master and a joy to read - I devoured a story a day and loved just Baker every minute of it.

If you have never traveled in the world of H.P. Lovecraft then you owe it to yourself to explore. At the very least travel to Arkham, Massachusetts and visit Miskatonic University's library to read the Necronomicon.On a serious note, H.P. Lovecraft was gifted with the ability to paint vivid pictures and tell fanciful stories that truly ensnare the reader. While this collection is not an all encompassing one, it is a great way to dip one's toes into the dark waters that is H.P. Lovecraft's world.

I've been a fan of H.P. Lovecraft since I was a teen, but I never bothered to buy a good hardcover edition of his works till I found this one at Barnes & Noble for about $7.99. It was a really good buy!This edition has short classics like "Dagon" and "Cool Air," as well as full-length novella classics like "Shadow Over Innsmouth," "At The Mountains of Madness" and "The Dunwich Horror." The introduction outlines the greatness of this unusual author. Lovecraft can write old-fashioned horror

This was my first time reading any of Lovecrafts work. His style of writing is very descriptive, often in first person and he can take a while to get the point. Although the stories are slow at times and repetitive I found myself liking the style more the further I read. The stand outs for me were: The Music of Erich Zann, Cool Air, The Shadow Over Innsmouth, Herbert West - Reanimator and The Case of Charles Dexter Ward. However there was blatant racism in the book especially with the use of



So I finally got the chance to finish this monster when hurricane Irma left me without power for a week. Nothing like sitting in the dark with a horror story while watching all your neighbors get power back! Either way, I finished it and I really loved it! There are definitely times where his writing can seem a little slow, but the more I read the more I got used to his style and appreciated the story-telling. I've been finding myself excited to talk about these stories and recommending them to

I read this collection of tales one by one over the course of the last few months; usually one short story each night before bed. Despite my personal enjoyment of Lovecraft's lasting influence on the horror genre as a whole, I do feel obligated to be truthful about what others can expect from his work. Frankly, if you have read one Lovecraft tale, then you have read them all. There is little to no variation in the core makeup of each and every single story. There never fails to be a male scholar