Fifth volume (of 6) of the collected works of H. P. Lovecraft. The new editions are all equipped with a ribbon bookmark and a dust jacket in a leather-like finish - robust and bibliophile. Content: The Transition of Juan Romero - The Street - The Alchemist - The Lurking Fear - He - The Moon Marsh - The Statement of Randolph Carter - The Silver Key - Through the Gates of the Silver Key - The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath. Bonus material: H. P. Lovecraft: Residences and Memorials of Poe - H. Warner Munn: H. P. L.: A Remembrance. Clive Barker: 'Lovecraft's work is the foundation of modern horror.' Michel Houellebecq: 'No story by Lovecraft is self-contained. Each of them is a piece of open and chattering fear.' 'The numerous stories surrounding the Cthulhu Mythos still hold enormous power and impact for me today, as do Lovecraft's horror and dream world tales. Not least, he was an inspiration for many other creatives.' (Markus Heitz). 'We are just beginning to properly place his work, on par with or even higher than that of Edgar Allan Poe. In any case, it is absolutely unique.' (Michel Houellebecq) 'The greatest horror author of the 20th century is H. P. Lovecraft - there is no doubt about it.' (Stephen King) H. P. Lovecraft's collected works in 6 volumes. Hardcover, ribbon bookmark, leather-like cover: Volume 1: The Cosmic Horror, Volume 2: Nameless Cults, Volume 3: The Creeping Chaos, Volume 4: Necronomicon, Volume 5: Cthulhu, Volume 6: The Great Old Ones.