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front cover |
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3–14 |
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15–21 |
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15–16 |
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16–19 |
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19–21 |
Visualizing Cthulhu: Art, Adaptation, and Lovecraft’s “The Call of Cthulhu” by Dylan Henderson [essay] |
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22–41 |
Briefly Noted [essay] |
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41 |
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42–67 |
Briefly Noted [essay] |
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67 |
Lovecraft in the Disney Universe: Convergences and Divergences in the Expression of Horror by Pietro Guarriello [essay] |
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68–85 |
Briefly Noted [essay] |
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85 |
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86–114 |
The Influence of Moby-Dick on H. P. Lovecraft’s “The Dunwich Horror” by Peter Cannon [essay] |
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115–117 |
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118–127 |
The Presence of the Past in The Case of Charles Dexter Ward and The House of the Seven Gables by Harley Carnell [essay] |
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128–146 |
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147–157 |
Transgression, Trauma, and Transcendence in H. P. Lovecraft’s “The Thing on the Doorstep” by James Goho [essay] |
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158–169 |
A Few Trees in a Forest: Lovecraft in Pop Culture by Duncan Norris [essay] |
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170–195 |
Lovecraft in Mexico: Guillermo Sampeno’s “Borges, Escher, Lovecraft” by Michael Uhall [essay] |
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196–199 |
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200–219 |
Briefly Noted [essay] |
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219 |
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220–240 |
Briefly Noted [essay] |
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240–241 |
Contributors [essay] |
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242–244 |