Haggopian and Other Stories

Aye, and if I had thought to escape the Lord of Arlyeh when I fled from him in my dream, then I was mistaken. Cthulhu was, He is, and He will always be; and I know now that this is the essence of that great mystery which so long perplexed me. For Cthulhu is a Master of Dreams, and now He knows me. And He will follow me through my slumbers all the days of my life, and evermore I shall hear His call…Even unto THE END.

Table of Contents

Copyright

Table of Contents

Dedication

Foreword

The Caller of The Black

Haggopian

Cement Surroundings

The House of Cthulhu

The Night Sea-Maid Went Down

Name and Number

Recognition

Curse of the Golden Guardians

Aunt Hester

The Kiss of Bugg-Shash

De Marigny’s Clock

Mylakhrion the Immortal

The Sister City

What Dark God?

The Statement of Henry Worthy

Dagon’s Bell

The Thing from the Blasted Heath

Dylath-Leen

The Mirror of Nitocris

The Second Wish

The Hymn

Synchronicity or Something

The Black Recalled

The Sorcerer’s Dream

Table of Contents

Copyright

Table of Contents

Dedication

Foreword

The Caller of The Black

Haggopian

Cement Surroundings

The House of Cthulhu

The Night Sea-Maid Went Down

Name and Number

Recognition

Curse of the Golden Guardians

Aunt Hester

The Kiss of Bugg-Shash

De Marigny’s Clock

Mylakhrion the Immortal

The Sister City

What Dark God?

The Statement of Henry Worthy

Dagon’s Bell

The Thing from the Blasted Heath

Dylath-Leen

The Mirror of Nitocris

The Second Wish

The Hymn

Synchronicity or Something

The Black Recalled

The Sorcerer’s Dream