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The Disciples of Cthulhu II (2003)

by Edward P. Berglund (Editor)

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In The Disciples of Cthulhu (DAW Books, 1976), I stated that there had been three generations of the disciples of Cthulhu.
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Bad things happen to people who go where they are not wanted, or who over-stay their welcome once they reach their destination. This book contains thirteen new personal explorations of the Cthulhu Mythos. As its title suggests, this is a companion volume to Edward P. Berglund's earlier classic Mythos collection, The Disciples of Cthulhu. Both books are published by Chaosium, but their contents are entirely different. All of the stories in Cthulhu II are original and have never been published before. All of the stories record the dire fates of people whose destinies intertwine with the Mythos.
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