Review of The Lovecraftian Book of Anatomical Horrors

Review of The Lovecraftian Book of Anatomical Horrors

Read “Pencil Strokes of Madness” on Geek Native:

“As a fan of Lovecraft’s work and more of a fan of the mythos he helped create, I’m very pleased with The Anatomical Guide to Lovecraftian Horrors.”

“Don’t buy the guide just for the illustrations; it works because of combining a thoughtful write-up of each creature and accompanying sketches. One does not work without the other, and no single element carries the guide.”

The Anatomical Guide to Lovecraftian Horror & The Colouring Book Out of Space Have Arrived

The Anatomical Guide to Lovecraftian Horror & The Colouring Book Out of Space Have Arrived

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They will be shipped the second week of April and you will automatically receive a PDF of the books as soon as you order them.

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Early Letters from Dr. Luis Merlo

What piqued Sandy’s interest in creating The Anatomical Guide to Lovecraftian Horrors? A few years ago he began receiving introductory letters from Dr. Merlo describing a compendium of creatures he had dissected and illustrated, whose anatomy seemed oddly familiar.

We will publish some of these letters to let our readers decide for themselves the reality of Dr. Merlo’s “discoveries.”

Dear Mr. Petersen,

I am delighted to know you are interested in my work. Through years of research reviewing the literature and scouring the field, I have come across enough evidence to build a compendium on the entities, even if some polishing is still required. I strongly believe that the public and the scientific community deserve to know about them and, because of your vast expertise on the field, I trust you to be the person to publish it. 

However, I must insist that these are not “Lovecraftian monsters” as you called them. The subjects of my study are mostly unknown creatures depicted in ancient lore and legend, of whom HPL managed to get a frightening amount of information, which he simply conveyed through his tales. That was the reason I chose his framework: He saw the beyond and was outstandingly accurate in classifying these creatures of myth. 

My intent is not to scare, but to warn and educate. Creatures like the Zin Ghast (depicted in the attached sketch) roam freely in the spaces between realities, and yet can be fully understood by application of the scientific method! This is ground-breaking science, Mr. Petersen, not magic. I have attached more notes and images to this letter for your consideration, please excuse the stains. 

Regards,
LM

P.S. I am sorry to limit my communication to physical post, but I cannot trust electronic means. Please do not try to contact me via email.

The Anatomical Guide to Lovecraftian Horror & The Colouring Book Out of Space Have Arrived

Two Books Available for Preorder NOW

Our two newest releases are in the warehouses and will be ready to ship next week!

Although the “official” release date is not until March 29, we couldn’t wait. Check out our new Fiction page and order The Anatomical Guide to Lovecraftian Horrors, and the Colouring Book out of Space!

They will be shipped the first week of April and you will automatically receive a PDF of the books as soon as you order them.