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Tales Out of Innsmouth by Robert M. Price
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Tales Out of Innsmouth

by Robert M. Price

Series: Call of Cthulhu Fiction (6024)

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these are 13 of the most bizarre stories you may ever read; the original "Shadow Over Innsmouth" was very strange but these are even more bizarre.

My favorites: The Weird Shadow Over Innsmouth by HPL and John S. Glasby; The Old Ones' Signs, by Pierre Comtois; Fleas of the Dragon by CJ Henderson; Mail Order Bride, by Ann K. Schwader and The Deep End, by Gregory Luce.

All of these stories share a common thread that is Innsmouth, site of the Esoteric Order of Dagon and other bizarre occurrences. Most of them are very good; a couple are kind of tongue-in-cheek comedies and a couple of them just didn't do it for me. But, such is the chance that you take when you pick up a story anthology.

Overall...recommended if you want to read more about the doomed city of Innsmouth. Be sure you read the original before you start this book! ( )
  bcquinnsmom | May 11, 2006 |
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Canonical titleTales Out of Innsmouth
Original publication dateSeptember, 1999
SeriesCall of Cthulhu Fiction (6024)
Important placesInnsmouth, Massachusetts, USA
Publisher's editorRobert M. Price, Series Editor
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