Cthulhu Mythos Iv·the Color of Another World

Stephen King called H. P. Lovecraft "the greatest writer of classical horror novels in the 20th century", and together with Edgar Allan Poe and Ambrose Burles, he was called "the three major horror novelists in the United States". Lovecraft created the most influential system of horror novels in the 20th century, influencing countless games, films, and animations in later generations. Many stories in "Cthulhu Mythos" have become the cultural roots of games such as "World of Warcraft", "Lost Land", and "Demon Slayer". "Cthulhu Mythos IV The Color of Another World" introductory book and search outline of Cthulhu Mythos; For the first time, Lovecraft's legendary and tragic life, creative anecdotes, and literary ideas are exposed; The most anticipated and authoritative translation, including Lovecraft's famous works: "The Confessions of Randolph Carter", "The Tree", "The Song of Erich Zahn", "The Hound", "The Indescribable", "The Color of the Other World", "Through the Silver Key", "The Thing Beyond the Door", "Ibid", and "The Fungus from Yuggoth". "Cthulhu Mythos" is the most influential horror novel system in the 20th century. In this system, the universe is vast beyond human imagination, and history is ancient beyond human cognition. In the grand and ancient world, human beings appear small and young, completely unable to withstand the slightest destruction of the ancient gods. Even if the gods no longer radiate malice towards humans, the truth of the unknown world is still unacceptable and triggers fatal panic. This book carefully selects 10 of Lovecraft's most representative works, allowing readers to explore the mysteries of the universe and at the same time realize the truth that "fear comes from the unknown". Novels in the "Cthulhu Mythos" are often in semi-formal forms such as diaries, reports, and research notes. They start with puzzles and collage a vague but quite real strange world. The source of the secret case ultimately points to a powerful force that breaks the laws of time, space, and nature... The transcendent "cosmism" core of the "Cthulhu Mythos" and its vast world of gods have become the spiritual core and source of inspiration for countless works in later generations. From the big boss C'Thun in "World of Warcraft" to the explosive "Element Devourer" in "Captain Marvel"; from the novel "Myrtle" filled with depression and helplessness to "The Cabin in the Woods" where humans use technology and sacrifices to please the gods... "The Cthulhu Mythos" has influenced Western horror imagination for more than a hundred years.