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These pages are alphabetical and chronological lists of Lovecraft’s
writings in each of the areas listed.
- Sources (Bookstore)
- A list of books (and the companies that publish them) in which Lovecraft’s
works may be found, as well as links to online bookstores where these books may be
purchased.
- Writings
- Despite being known primarily as a horror writer, Lovecraft wrote on a remarkably wide variety of subjects.
- Fiction – A list of all of Lovecraft’s
fiction, including revisions and collaborations.
- Poetry – Lovecraft, like Poe, at one
time considered himself primarily a poet.
- Letters – Lovecraft was a voluminous
letter-writer, and it is estimated that he wrote over 100,000
letters in his lifetime.
- Amateur Journalism – Lovecraft’s
talents blossomed under the influence of amateur journalism.
- Literary Criticism – Lovecraft not only
reviewed the works of others, he wrote numerous pieces on his philosophy
of literature.
- Science – Science fascinated Lovecraft
from an early age, and he had especially strong interests in astronomy and
chemistry.
- Travel – Although some think of
Lovecraft as a reclusive stay-at-home, he actually traveled quite
extensively along the Atlantic seaboard.
- Philosophy – Besides his literary
philosophy, Lovecraft held strong views on the nature of the universe,
which is clear throughout many of his tales.
- Autobiographical – Lovecraft wrote
several brief autobiographical sketches for his correspondents.
- Electronic Texts
- A complete list of all the electronic texts of Lovecraft’s writings available on The
H. P. Lovecraft Archive.
- Readings
- Readings of many of Lovecraft’s works are available on album, tape, and compact disc.
- Dramatizations
- Radio dramatizations of Lovecraft’s works have been around since 1945
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