Expanded Cthulhu Mythos Anthology – Free e-book on "Resources"

R. von Pnaklendorf

R. von Pnaklendorf

Mystic
With the permission of Dr. Bantham and after prior discussion, a friend and I translated into English (originally written in Spanish) an anthology dedicated to the Expanded Cthulhu Mythos. In it, we take as a starting point the Great Old One Ghizguth by Clark Ashton Smith, which lacked any real background beyond its mention in the genealogical tree of the gods.

Our initial intention was to distribute it through Amazon, but we are not comfortable with that idea; we believe there are things that are worth more than that. We already have the PDF layout ready, and before June 21st we expect to make it available as a free download in the “Resources” section of this site.

These are fairly early works, though (at least my own contributions) they are very close to what Thomas Ligotti tends to express in much of his work. I wrote them over three years ago, but there is a great deal of pain in them.

We will be announcing it here once it becomes available. I would like to thank the entire staff of Thomas Ligotti Online in advance for allowing us this space to share our art in all its forms.

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In approximately seven hours, the e-book will be available in “Resources.” Thank you for giving us this space. These are my first short stories; they are strongly influenced by Thomas Ligotti and his sketches in Songs of a Dead Dreamer. It belongs to the Cthulhu Mythos, but it fits well here as well. I really enjoyed how, when translating from Spanish to English, I somehow felt that the English version conveyed the message more effectively.
 
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