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Lovecraft's Brood: Nineteen Tales of Cosmic Horror William A. Ewing Or how about the factPublished by Tachyon Publications, 2026 07 21 Fans of H. P. Lovecraft will rejoice inand recoil fromthese nineteen mesmerizing tales of cosmic horror. This long awaited sequel to the bestselling anthology Lovecrafts Monsters is once again presided over by expert horror editor Ellen Datlow (FEARS, Body Shocks). Lovecrafts Brood is a must add to any horror fans libraryor else. Superstar editor Datlow makes no missteps. Publishers Weekly A prison guard