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    A good edition of Cthulhu Mythos

    Hello,

    I have read the Cthulhu Mythos in french and I want to read it in english (it's better ! )

    I search a good edition, but I don't found a book with only Lovecraft short stories...

    Can you help me ?

    Thanks

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    Thanks, I think I will buy the book of the second link
    It is the same that my french edition (with just some differences)

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    Hey !

    I found this : http://www.amazon.fr/H-P-Lovecraft-T...d_sim_sbs_eb_6
    and http://www.amazon.fr/Call-Cthulhu-Ot...+Weird+Stories and the Necronomicon

    Which is the best between them ?
    The first book of the first link contain the same stories and more stories of Lovecraft, no ?

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    Yes I would go with the first option.

    Neither have The Horror In the Museum, which seems a really hard one to get hold of and is a cracking story, but the first is a decent anthology.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Snowy View Post
    Yes I would go with the first option.

    Neither have The Horror In the Museum, which seems a really hard one to get hold of and is a cracking story, but the first is a decent anthology.
    As I recall, "The Horror in the Museum" is one of the pieces HPL revised for someone else (which is to say he probably wrote between 98 and 100% of the thing at the instigation of another writer). These are usually collected separately from his other work, in the same way as the story ideas he left behind which were finally completed by August Derleth are collected separately. Arkham House used to sell a volume just of his revision work.


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    So the first option is the best option than the necronomicon ?
    Last edited by Flynnv; May 10th, 2013 at 10:23 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flynnv View Post
    So the first option is the best option than the necronomicon ?
    If you want all of his work, the Barnes and Noble edition is the one to buy. You'll get all of his major fiction ("The Case of Charles Dexter Ward"; "At the Mountains of Madness"; "The Colour Out of Space" and much more) as well as relatively minor works; it should give you a good idea of his progress as a writer.


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    1112 pages...go for it!

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    So, I will buy it !

    Thanks all for your help

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