Count of St. Germain, Innsmouth's settlement being by those fleeing the Witchfinder Matthew Hopkins during the English Civil War, the Deep Ones also being responsible for the disappearances of the Roanoke Colony and the urban legend of Hoer Verde in Brazil, and the Somerton Man as a Deep One. Shadows over Innsmouth The Shadow over Innsmouth was republished in a 1994 anthology entitled Shadows over Innsmouth, containing stories by other authors based on Innsmouth and the Old Ones. The collection was edited by Stephen Jones, and included contributions by Neil Gaiman, Ramsey Campbell, David Sutton, Kim Newman (both as himself and Jack Yeovil), and other authors. There are also two follow-up volumes, also edited by Jones. References Sources Robert M. Price (ed.), West Warwick, RI: Necronomicon Press. Original publication: Definitive version. External links The Shadow over Innsmouth, H. P. Lovecraft's original novella about Innsmouth "Map of Innsmouth and Environs" and a "Tourist's Guide to Innsmouth", from The Cthulhu Mythos: A Guide "The Harbor-Master" in In Search of the Unknown, Robert Chambers; complete text from manybooks.net "Fishhead", by Irwin S. Cobb; complete text from Gaslight "Of Yoharneth-Lahai" from The Gods of Pegana, Lord Dunsany The Shadow over Innsmouth 1994 hardcover edition (cover below) "Fishmen", a Musical version on YouTube 1936 short stories Cthulhu Mythos short stories Fantasy short stories Fiction set in 1927 Massachusetts in fiction Ohio in fiction Short stories adapted into films Short stories by H. P. Lovecraft Underwater civilizations in fiction Weird fiction novels