That is Not Dead: Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos Through the Centuries

The book collects fourteen short stories by various authors, with an introduction by the editor. All share the Cthulhu Mythos setting originated by H. P. Lovecraft, but unlike his stories, which generally take place in modern times, are set in previous historical eras. The effect is to take the Mythos from the realm of contemporary horror into that of historical fiction. The stories are presented in chronological order from the 2nd millennium BC to the late 19th century, with the last set in the present but looking back to medieval events.

Contenidos

#	▲Título▼	▲C▼	Autor	V
0	Introduction: Horror of the Carnivàle	?	Darrell Schweitzer	—
1	Egypt, 1200 BC: Herald of Chaos		Keith John Taylor	—
2	Mesopotamia, second millennium BC: What a Girl Needs		Esther Friesner	—
3	Judaea, second century AD: The Horn of the World’s Ending		John Langan	—
4	Central Asia, second century AD: Monsters in the Mountains at the Edge of the World		Jay Lake	—
5	Palestine, Asia Minor, and Central Asia; late eleventh and mid twelfth centuries AD: Come, Follow Me		Darrell Schweitzer	—
6	England, 1605: Ophiuchus		Don Webb	—
7	Russia, late seventeenth century: Of Queens and Pawns		Lois H. Gresh	—
8	Mexico, 1753: Smoking Mirror		Will Murray	—
9	France, 1762: Incident at Ferney		S.T. Joshi	—
10	Arizona Territory, 1781: Anno Domini Azathoth		John R. Fultz	—
11	Massachusetts, USA, early twentieth century. Italy, early nineteenth century: Slowness		Don Webb	—
12	Massachusetts, USA, and Spain, late nineteenth century: The Salamanca Encounter		Richard A. Lupoff	—
13	Seattle, Washington, USA, 1889: Old Time Entombed		W.H. Pugmire	—
14	England, twenty-first century and the Middle Ages: Nine Drowned Churches		Harry Turtledove	—