REVISED EDITION! From independent publisher Dagan Books, Cthulhurotica is an exciting new anthology of erotic horror, inspired by the writing of H. P. Lovecraft. This decadent collection contains unique creations of Mythos fiction, plus thought-provoking academic essays. In addition, the revised edition contains more than 20 pieces of original art. With work by Cody Goodfellow, Kenneth Hite, Steven J. Scearce, Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Gabrielle Harbowy, Matthew Marovich, Kirsten Brown, Richard Baron, Don Pizarro, K.V. Taylor, Jennifer Brozek, Galen Dara, Mae Empson, Nathan Crowder, Leon J. West, and many more ... Contents Astrophobos by H.P. Lovecraft Introduction by Carrie Cuinn Descent of the Wayward Sister by Gabrielle Harbowy The C-Word by Don Pizarro Infernal Attractors by Cody Goodfellow Daddy’s Girl by Madison Woods Victim of Victims by Anonymous The Cry in the Darkness by Richard Baron Riemannian Dreams by Juan Miguel Marin Turning On, Tuning In, and Dropping Out at the Mountains of Madness by Ahimsa Kerp Song of the Catherine Clark by Maria Mitchell Between a Rock and an Elder Goddess by Mae Empson The Fishwives of Sean Brolly by Nathan Crowder Flash Frame by Silvia Moreno-Garcia Transfigured Night by K.V. Taylor The Lake at Roopkund by Andrew Scearce Ipsa Scientia by Constella Espj Amid Disquieting Dreams by Leon J. West The Dreamlands of Mars by Travis King The Assistant from Innsmouth by Steven J. Scearce The Summoned by Clint Collins Sense by Matthew Marovich Optional On The Beach At The Festival Of Shug Niggurath by Gary Mark Bernstein Le Ciél Ouvert by Kirsten Brown Astrophobos, conclusion by H.P. Lovecraft ESSAYS Cthulhu’s Polymorphous Perversity by Kenneth Hite The Sexual Attraction Of The Lovecraftian Universe by Jennifer Brozek Cthulhurotica, Female Empowerment, and the New Weird by Justin Everett, PhD ILLUSTRATIONS Cthulhurotica by Oliver Wetter Glyphs by Carrie Cuinn Into the Darkness by Galen Dara The Widow's Walk by Galen Dara Infernal Machine by Galen Dara Shirley's Demon Lover by Galen Dara Whateley Family Portrait by Kirsten Brown Wandering Bride by Galen Dara Lovecraftian Love by Galen Dara Deep Ones by Galen Dara Woman, Yellow by Galen Dara Love from the Black Lagoon by Galen Dara Your Fisheater by Stephen Stanley The Whateley Estate by Galen Dara Anna by Galen Dara The Box by Galen Dara The Brides of Tindalos by Kirsten Brown Great Rift by Galen Dara Plus additional interior images by Carrie Cuinn

Cthulhurotica

Literature & Fiction

Moreno-García, Silvia

Goodfellow, Cody

Hite, Kenneth

Harbowy, Gabrielle

Baron, Richard

Cuinn, Carrie

Scearce, Steven J.

Marovich, Matthew

Brown, Kirsten

Pizarro, Don

Short Stories & Anthologies

Dagan Books

From independent publisher Dagan Books, IN SITU is a new anthology of science fiction stories featuring alien archeology, hidden mysteries, and things that are better off left buried.  A quiet man finds more than he bargained for when he sets out with his metal detector on a lonely hill ... A soldier meets a new kind of enemy fighting an altogether different kind of war ... On a distant swamp planet, a woman questions what kind of human she's becoming ... a pregnant archeologist finds a connection with a long-dead alien child ... while deep space scavengers wonder what it ever meant to be human at all.  These fifteen evocative science fiction stories will take you from dusty archaeologists digging up our alien past into a distant future where we've become the relics. Thought-provoking and entertaining, IN SITU explores science, theology, preservation, and the art of alien finance, in a whole new way.  Edited by Carrie Cuinn. Contains stories by Ken Liu, KV Taylor, Paul A. Dixon, Bear Weiter, Mae Empson, Jason Andrew, Greg Burch, Sarah Hendrix, R.S. Hunter, Rebecca Lloyd, Alex Shvartsman, Kelly C. Stiles, Graham Storrs, David J. West, and Dawn Vogel.

In Situ

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Liu, Ken

Shvartsman, Alex

Taylor, KV

Dixon, Paul A.

Hunter, R.S.

Empson, Mae

Hendrix, Sarah

Weiter, Bear

Stiles, Kelly C.

Science Fiction

Science fiction and fantasy. Retold fairy tales and brand new myth. 33 original stories by some of today's best new writers, exploring a theme which is both simple, and impossible to understand, all at once. This anthology of slippery, flashy, delicate, dangerous, and beautiful tales features work by Camille Alexa, M. Bennardo, Corinne Duyvis, Cate Gardner, Sam Fleming, Andrew S. Fuller, Claude Lalumière, Ken Liu, Cat Rambo, Alex Shvartsman, and many more. What secrets belong only to a fish? Dive in and find out.

Fish

Gardner, Cate

Rambo, Cat

Duyvis, Corinne

Alexa, Camille

LALUMIÈRE, CLAUDE

Bennardo, M.

Stories within stories… twenty new fabulous tales of bibliophilic wonder, enchantment, terror, romance, mystery, and adventure. Edited by Don Pizarro; cover by Hugo award-winner Galen Dara.  From the “Introduction”:  “It seems fitting that fiction, one of the most time-honored ways of examining the complexity of human nature, also be applied to the examination of something as equally complex. Fiction about books in general has certainly been done before. Indeed, one might be tempted to dismiss this book about books, this Bibliotheca Fantastica, as an anthology of stories about Necronomicon knock-offs housed in spooky libraries, or of post-apocalyptic mutant book-worshippers living under St. Patrick’s Cathedral, or riffs on Borges’s Ficciones.  Yes, there are stories about books of power, and of libraries. There is a cathedral, and the name of Borges is invoked not once, but twice. But each of the stories in Bibliotheca Fantastica has, I believe, something unique to say about the importance of the book-as-artifact to those who shape them and to those who are shaped by them. These are stories in which the idea of a book and what it represents reaches beyond issues of form and function. Indeed, sometimes a book’s form is its function, and in this anthology the possibilities for both are limitless.”  Table of Contents  Don Pizarro, “Introduction” Garry Kilworth, “The Secret Atlas” Andrew S. Fuller, “The Crimson Codex” David Sklar, “The Philosopher’s Nectar” Megan Arkenberg, “The Gallery of Vespasian Marat” Lydia S. Gray, “The Book of Doors” Michael J. DeLuca, “Other Palimpsests” Ray Vukcevich, “The Go-Between” Yarrow Paisley, “Lynx“ J.S. Bangs, “The Typographer’s Folly” A.C. Wise, “The Book of Her” Todd T. Castillo, “Where Love is Written” George S. Walker, “Cathedral Rising” Ursula Pflug, “The Dreams of Trees” S.J. Hirons, “Pages Torn From “Eminent Phantasists: A New Edition’” Michael Skeet, “Read Me” Trevor Shikaze, “The Fox and His Book” Amber Polo, “Egyptian Holiday” Tina Connolly, “Paperheart” Colleen Anderson, “The Book With No End” Gord Sellar, “The Rite“

Bibliotheca Fantastica

Garry Kilworth

Colleen Anderson

Megan Arkenberg

J.S. Bangs

Todd T. Castillo

Tina Connolly

Michael J. DeLuca

Andrew S. Fuller

Lydia S. Gray

S.J. Hirons

Yarrow Paisley

Ursula Pflug

Amber Polo

Gord Sellar

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