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==Details== | ==Details== | ||
'''Publisher:''' Oakland, CA: [[Chaosium]] Inc., 1995. | '''Publisher:''' Oakland, CA: [[Chaosium]] Inc., 1995. | ||
| − | '''Page Count:''' | + | '''Page Count:''' 247 p. |
'''Author(s):''' [[Robert M. Price]], editor | '''Author(s):''' [[Robert M. Price]], editor | ||
'''Artist(s):''' [[Dreyfus]], cover and chapter decorations | '''Artist(s):''' [[Dreyfus]], cover and chapter decorations | ||
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==Summary== | ==Summary== | ||
Tales of the blind idiot god. | Tales of the blind idiot god. | ||
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===Contents=== | ===Contents=== | ||
| − | *Introduction (The Mad God), [[Robert M. Price]] | + | *"Introduction (The Mad God)", [[Robert M. Price]] |
| − | *Azathoth, [[David E. Schultz]] (as Edward Pickman Derby) | + | *"Azathoth", [[David E. Schultz]] (as by Edward Pickman Derby) |
| − | *Azathoth in Arkham, [[Peter Cannon]] | + | *"Azathoth in Arkham", [[Peter Cannon]] |
| − | *The Revenge of Azathoth, [[Peter Cannon]] | + | *"The Revenge of Azathoth", [[Peter Cannon]] |
| − | *The Pit of the Shoggoths, [[Stephen M. Rainey]] | + | *"The Pit of the Shoggoths", [[Stephen Mark Rainey|Stephen M. Rainey]] |
| − | *Hydra, [[Henry Kuttner]] | + | *"Hydra", [[Henry Kuttner]] |
| − | *The Madness out of Time, [[Lin Carter]] | + | *"The Madness out of Time", [[Lin Carter]] |
| − | *The Insects from Shaggai, [[Ramsey Campbell]] | + | *"The Insects from Shaggai", [[Ramsey Campbell]] |
| − | *The Sect of the Idiot, [[Thomas Ligotti]] | + | *"The Sect of the Idiot", [[Thomas Ligotti]] |
| − | *The Throne of Achamoth, [[ | + | *"The Throne of Achamoth", [[Richard L. Tierney]] and [[Robert M. Price]] |
| − | *The Last Night of Earth, [[Gary Myers]] | + | *"The Last Night of Earth", [[Gary Myers]] |
| − | *The Daemon-Sultan, [[Donald R. Burleson]] | + | *"The Daemon-Sultan", [[Donald R. Burleson]] |
| − | *Idiot Savant, [[C. J. Henderson]] | + | *"Idiot Savant", [[C. J. Henderson]] |
| − | *The Space of Madness, [[Stephen Studach]] | + | *"The Space of Madness", [[Stephen Studach]] |
| − | *The Nameless Tower, [[John Glasby]] | + | *"The Nameless Tower", [[John Glasby]] |
| − | *The Plague Jar, [[Allen Mackey]] | + | *"The Plague Jar", [[Allen Mackey]] |
| − | *The Old Ones' Promise of Eternal Life (from ''A Critical Commentary upon the Necronomicon'') , [[Robert M. Price]] | + | *"The Old Ones' Promise of Eternal Life (from ''A Critical Commentary upon the Necronomicon'') ", [[Robert M. Price]] |
==Comments, Trivia== | ==Comments, Trivia== | ||
| − | Chaosium Publication 6006. | + | Chaosium Publication 6006. ISBN 0-56882-040-2. Part of the [[Call of Cthulhu Fiction]] line. |
| − | [[Category:Books]] | + | [[Category:Books|Azathoth Cycle]] |
Latest revision as of 12:33, 18 October 2008
Contents
Details
Publisher: Oakland, CA: Chaosium Inc., 1995.
Page Count: 247 p.
Author(s): Robert M. Price, editor
Artist(s): Dreyfus, cover and chapter decorations
Summary
Tales of the blind idiot god.
Contents
- "Introduction (The Mad God)", Robert M. Price
- "Azathoth", David E. Schultz (as by Edward Pickman Derby)
- "Azathoth in Arkham", Peter Cannon
- "The Revenge of Azathoth", Peter Cannon
- "The Pit of the Shoggoths", Stephen M. Rainey
- "Hydra", Henry Kuttner
- "The Madness out of Time", Lin Carter
- "The Insects from Shaggai", Ramsey Campbell
- "The Sect of the Idiot", Thomas Ligotti
- "The Throne of Achamoth", Richard L. Tierney and Robert M. Price
- "The Last Night of Earth", Gary Myers
- "The Daemon-Sultan", Donald R. Burleson
- "Idiot Savant", C. J. Henderson
- "The Space of Madness", Stephen Studach
- "The Nameless Tower", John Glasby
- "The Plague Jar", Allen Mackey
- "The Old Ones' Promise of Eternal Life (from A Critical Commentary upon the Necronomicon) ", Robert M. Price
Comments, Trivia
Chaosium Publication 6006. ISBN 0-56882-040-2. Part of the Call of Cthulhu Fiction line.
