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Cthulhuphilia
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ISBN13: 9798199851541
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 1 2026
Pages: 96
Weight: 0.23
Height: 0.20 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 1 2026
Pages: 96
Weight: 0.23
Height: 0.20 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Cthulhuphilia contains all the stories in Cthulhu Splatter and all the stories in More Cthulhu Splatter, written by David L Tamarin and Roman Neznayu.
Six tales of modern Lovecraftian fiction featuring cults, serial killers, monsters, morphine, designer drugs, narcotic milk and more bizarro mayhem.
INCLUDES: Cthulhu, Our Lord
A young writer of neo-giallo books moves into a new house with his pregnant wife, ready to complete his second novel. Bizarre things occur and soon it is not clear where reality stops and where nightmare begins. They become trapped in the house, which is in the woods in the middle of nowhere. Attempts to reach civilization fail as we learn of the notorious and demonic history of the house and the evil Satanist who used to live there. What happened to the decapitated priest, or to the family that previously owned the house? Why is everything so secret? Is this a place of evil and demons, of young evil twins and their pet killer pig? Will the writer escape? What about his wife and unborn child? Azathoth's Seed
Azathoth's Seed is the new designer drug on the market, allowing its users to communicate with the Old Gods who can only communicate through dreams. The narrator is a young junky who works at Miskatonic University library, where he meets Elsa, who is searching for answers in the Necronomicon. She has a secret, that her body is able to create the drug Azathoth's Seed in a most bizarre way. The narrator decides that he cannot let her live because Azathoth's Seed is dangerous, a threat to the human race. Can he stop her from destroying humanity? The Goddess of the Black Forest and the Insmouth Slayer
Quinn is a forest ranger in a forest haunted by that Beast of the Woods, Shub-Niggurath, the grandmother of Cthulhu. The hideous beast castrates Quinn then gets him hooked on her narcotic pain killing milk. Quinn must provide sacrifices to the Goddess of the Forest in exchange for the milk, but things take a turn for the weird when he encounters The Dunwich Ripper and the Innsmouth Slasher, two infamous serial killers who like to hunt in the woods that Quinn watches. A tale of Lovecraftian madness and insanity. Tattoo
There is a horrific and deadly new cult spreading through the town of Dunwich. They tattoo Cthulhu on the backs of young women who are sacrificed. Paranormal investigator Herman East is tasked with saving Pamela, who is missing and is suspected to be a captive of a notorious Cthulhu Cult, after her sister Janice begs for help. East heads to the dark heart of Dunwich, a town overrun by methamphetamine and sinister Cthulhu Cults, in an attempt to save a woman from certain death, but find himself in over his head, being led around by a meth fiend local to Dunwich. Herman East finally encounters the cult in the middle of a sacrifice. Finding himself betrayed, he escapes and comes back for vengeance against the sinister Cthulhu Cult taking over the town of Dunwich. Peering Into Minds
Kain Cook was born with the ability to get inside people's minds and learn all their dirty secrets. He works for law enforcement, deciding who is guilty and who is innocent. But things start going wrong when he enters the mind of serial killer James Madison Fish, who may be the Innsmouth Slasher, and finds he is trapped. He eventually escapes, and the next time he gets into someone's head the results are disastrous. A new drug is circulating in Arkham called Azathoth's Sperm, and under its influence, Elizabeth Macy is responsible for the Arkham Chainsaw Massacre, killing six cult leaders. Now Kain gets his toughest assignment, entering the mind of Elizabeth. He discovers she is part of an Azathoth Cult dedicated to exterminating all human life.
A young writer of neo-giallo books moves into a new house with his pregnant wife, ready to complete his second novel. Bizarre things occur and soon it is not clear where reality stops and where nightmare begins. They become trapped in the house, which is in the woods in the middle of nowhere. Attempts to reach civilization fail as we learn of the notorious and demonic history of the house and the evil Satanist who used to live there. What happened to the decapitated priest, or to the family that previously owned the house? Why is everything so secret? Is this a place of evil and demons, of young evil twins and their pet killer pig? Will the writer escape? What about his wife and unborn child? Azathoth's Seed
Azathoth's Seed is the new designer drug on the market, allowing its users to communicate with the Old Gods who can only communicate through dreams. The narrator is a young junky who works at Miskatonic University library, where he meets Elsa, who is searching for answers in the Necronomicon. She has a secret, that her body is able to create the drug Azathoth's Seed in a most bizarre way. The narrator decides that he cannot let her live because Azathoth's Seed is dangerous, a threat to the human race. Can he stop her from destroying humanity? The Goddess of the Black Forest and the Insmouth Slayer
Quinn is a forest ranger in a forest haunted by that Beast of the Woods, Shub-Niggurath, the grandmother of Cthulhu. The hideous beast castrates Quinn then gets him hooked on her narcotic pain killing milk. Quinn must provide sacrifices to the Goddess of the Forest in exchange for the milk, but things take a turn for the weird when he encounters The Dunwich Ripper and the Innsmouth Slasher, two infamous serial killers who like to hunt in the woods that Quinn watches. A tale of Lovecraftian madness and insanity. Tattoo
There is a horrific and deadly new cult spreading through the town of Dunwich. They tattoo Cthulhu on the backs of young women who are sacrificed. Paranormal investigator Herman East is tasked with saving Pamela, who is missing and is suspected to be a captive of a notorious Cthulhu Cult, after her sister Janice begs for help. East heads to the dark heart of Dunwich, a town overrun by methamphetamine and sinister Cthulhu Cults, in an attempt to save a woman from certain death, but find himself in over his head, being led around by a meth fiend local to Dunwich. Herman East finally encounters the cult in the middle of a sacrifice. Finding himself betrayed, he escapes and comes back for vengeance against the sinister Cthulhu Cult taking over the town of Dunwich. Peering Into Minds
Kain Cook was born with the ability to get inside people's minds and learn all their dirty secrets. He works for law enforcement, deciding who is guilty and who is innocent. But things start going wrong when he enters the mind of serial killer James Madison Fish, who may be the Innsmouth Slasher, and finds he is trapped. He eventually escapes, and the next time he gets into someone's head the results are disastrous. A new drug is circulating in Arkham called Azathoth's Sperm, and under its influence, Elizabeth Macy is responsible for the Arkham Chainsaw Massacre, killing six cult leaders. Now Kain gets his toughest assignment, entering the mind of Elizabeth. He discovers she is part of an Azathoth Cult dedicated to exterminating all human life.
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