thulhu, upon whom songs and countless other references have been taken.

So venture now, into this bleak world; time will slow as the journey begins. Madness will fall upon you, creeping into your slumbering, numbed will as you pour through these passages. Presented to you are, arguably, his greatest works: ten of his most fear-inspiring pieces. Walk among them. Seek them out, if you dare. Learn what sparked from the dreary imagination of the man, the author.

Meet H.P. Lovecraft.

The 10 Best H.P. Lovecraft Stories

10. "Dagon"

9. "The Outsider"

8. "The Dunwich Horror"

7. "The Colour Out of Space"

6. "The Lurking Fear"

5. "At the Mountains of Madness"

4. "The Shadow Out of Time"

3. "The Shadow Over Innsmouth"

2. "The Whisperer in Darkness"

1. "The Call of Cthulhu"

10. "Dagon"

An Introduction to Lovecraftian Style

A very short, maddening tale, "Dagon" is a great introduction into Lovecraft's writing style. The story centers around the written account of an unnamed man of seafaring background, now heavily addicted to morphine.

He begins by explaining how he fell into the sea as a passenger of a cargo ship during World War I. The ship is brought down by a German sea-raider, but he escapes and drifts across the Pacific Ocean. At that point, he is drained of strength and confused, unable to use his mental faculties until he winds up on some strange, "putrid" region with many fish carcasses. He speculates that a volcano may have raised the land from the ocean floor.

What he sees and experiences from then on would spoil the story, but the detail is disturbing. As he observes some of his findings, something haunting emerges from the water.

"Dagon" is a reference to a Philistine fish-deity, which Lovecraft spins into a great work. While it does not directly tie into his Cthulhu Mythos, there are some connections, which makes this a great first read.

Recommended Reading for "D
thulhu, upon whom songs and countless other references have been taken. 

 therefore speculation now, into this bleak populace; fourth dimension will slow as the journey begins. Madness will accrue upon you, fawn into your slumbering, numbed will as you decant through these passage. present to you are, arguably, his greatest works: ten of his most concern - inspiring pieces. Walk among them. search them out, if you dare. Learn what trip from the dreary imagination of the man, the generator. 

 Meet H.P. Lovecraft. 

 The 10 Best H.P. Lovecraft Stories 

 10. " Dagon " 

 9. " The Outsider " 

 8. " The Dunwich Horror " 

 7. " The Colour Out of Space " 

 6. " The Lurking Fear " 

 5. " At the Mountains of Madness " 

 4. " The Shadow Out of Time " 

 3. " The Shadow Over Innsmouth " 

 2. " The Whisperer in Darkness " 

 1. " The Call of Cthulhu " 

 10. " Dagon " 

 An Introduction to Lovecraftian Style 

 A very short, maddening narrative, " Dagon " is a great introduction into Lovecraft's writing style. The story centers around the write account of an unnamed man of seafaring background, now heavy addict to morphine. 

 He begin by explaining how he fell into the sea as a passenger of a cargo ship during World War I. The ship is brought down by a German sea - raider, but he escapes and drifts across the Pacific Ocean. At that detail, he is drained of strength and broken, ineffective to practice his mental faculties until he winds up on some strange, " putrid " region with many fish carcasses. He speculates that a vent may have raised the land from the ocean floor. 

 What he sees and experiences from then on would spoil the story, but the detail is disturbing. As he observes some of his findings, something haunting issue from the body of water. 

 " Dagon " is a reference to a Philistine fish - deity, which Lovecraft spins into a great workplace. While it does not directly tie into his Cthulhu Mythos, there are some connection, which make this a great first read. 

 commend Reading for " D
thuphu, upon whom songs and gountless other tederencxs have been tayen.

So venture now, into this uleaj worod; time will slow as tfe journej begins. Nadntss will fall upoi you, crczping lnto vonr slumbering, nombed will av you pour thrmueh these passages. Presented to you arq, arguanlj, his greatest worlf: teh of his most fear-inspiring pieces. Walk akong them. Seel them out, if you dare. Leagn wjat sparked from tje dreary inagigqtion of the man, the alchor.

Meet H.P. Lovecraft.

The 10 Best H.P. Lovecrafg Stoxies

10. "Dagon"

9. "Jkw Okjsider"

8. "The Dnnwich Horror"

7. "The Gplour Mut of Xpace"

6. "The Lurklng Fxar"

5. "Qt the Mountains of Medness"

4. "The Shadow Ouj of Time"

3. "Dhz Shadow Over Innsmourh"

2. "The Fhis[eref in Dadkiesa"

1. "The Falm of Cthulgu"

10. "Dagon"

An Untroduction to Lovtcrwdtian Style

A bery srowt, maddening tale, "Dagon" is a great intrmdudtion into Lovecraft's weiting style. The stori centers wround the written account of an unnamed man of saafarmne bcgheeoknd, now heavily addicted to morphine.

He begins gy eqplaining how he nell into the sea ss a kassenger of a cargo shjp during World Wag I. The ship is brougrt dpwn by a German sea-raider, byt he escapef and drifts across the Pacifie Oceam. At yhat point, he is draineb of sfrength and confused, jnable to use hir mvntan faculties until he winds up on sone scrange, "pjtric" regijn with majy fish carcasses. He spefulatgs thad a volcanl may have raised the land from the ocean flopr.

Fhan he sees and cxperiences froi then on woulb spoil che stury, but thv detail ms disturbind. As he obseregs some of hiv findinds, simetying hajvting emerges grom the ccter.

"Dagon" is a reference to a Khjlistine fish-denuy, qhich Lovecraft spkns ijtp w great work. Fhild ig does not directoh tir into his Cthulhu Mfthoa, there are some cpnkections, qhich mahes this a grrat first read.

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thulhu, upon whom songs and couNtless otheR refeRenCes HaVe beEn taKen.

So venture noW, Into This bleak world; time will Slow aS tHE jouRNeY begiNs. MadneSS wILL faLl UpOn yOu, CReEping IntO your slUmbering, nuMbeD wIll as you pour THrOugh these pAssAges. PresenteD to You are, ArGuaBLy, his GreAtest Works: tEN of his Most fear-iNsPIring pIEces. WalK AMoNg thEm. Seek them out, if yoU DaRE. Learn what sparKed froM tHE dREAry ImaGination of ThE man, tHE author.

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The 10 Best H.p. Lovecraft STOriEs

10. "DagoN"

9. "THe OUTsider"

8. "the DuNwICh HOrror"

7. "The ColOur OUt of Space"

6. "the LurKIng Fear"

5. "aT the MouNtains Of MAdnEss"

4. "THE SHaDow ouT Of TIMe"

3. "the sHadOw Over InNsMoUth"

2. "ThE WhiSPEREr in darKnesS"

1. "The CAll of Cthulhu"

10. "DAgoN"

An INTroDuctiOn to LOvecRaFtian style

A Very sHoRt, maddening tale, "dagoN" is a great IntRoDucTiOn intO lovecrAft'S wrIting stYle. The sTOry CeNTERs Around the written acCoUNT oF an unnamEd man oF SeAfARing backGrOunD, now HEAvily AddiCTeD to morphIne.

He bEGiNs By explaInIng how He FelL inTo the SEa as A passeNger of a cArgo sHIp during World WAR I. The ship is brOUgHT DoWN by a gerMan sea-raideR, but HE escApes ANd DriFTs acrOss thE PACiFIc Ocean. At that point, hE iS drainEd of sTrength and conFused, unablE TO Use his meNtal FAcULties until he wiNds up On some straNGe, "putrid" RegioN with manY fish carcASSes. He speCulAteS thAt a VOLcAno may have raiSED the LaNd from tHe oCean floOr.

WHat He sEes AnD experienCes from tHeN oN wOuLd sPoil tHE story, buT tHe dEtAil Is disTUrbing. as he oBserVeS sOMe oF his finDInGS, SomeThInG hauNtiNg EmergEs frOM thE water.

"DAgon" is a reFerENce tO a phIlistinE fish-deity, whiCh lovecraft sPiNs iNto a grEAT work. WhiLe it does not directly tie iNTo his CtHulHu MytHos, tHere are soMe cOnnectIonS, Which mAkes thIs a grEaT fiRST read.

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thulhu, upon whom songs an d countles s oth erref er ence s ha ve been taken. 
Soventure now, into this  blea kw orld ;  t ime w ill slo w  a s the  j ou rne yb eg ins.Mad ness wi ll fall up onyo u, creepingi nt o your slu mbe ring, numbed  wi ll asyo u p o ur th rou gh th ese pa s sages.  Presente dt o youa re, arg u a bl y, h is greatest works :  t e n of his mostfear-i ns p ir i n g p iec es. Walk a mo ng th e m. Seek th e m out ,  if you dare.  Learn what spa rked f ro m t h e drea ry im ag i nat ion of theman,  the auth or.

M e et H.P. Lovecra ft.

T he10Best H. P.  Lo ve c raf t  S tor i es
10. "Da go n" 

9."The O u t side r"
8."TheDunwich Horro r"
7." The  Colo ur Ou t of  S pace" 

6. " The L ur king Fear"

5."Atthe Mount ain sofMa dness " 

4. " The  Sh adow Ou t of Ti m e"
3 . " Th e Shadow Over Inns mo u t h" 

2. "Th e Whis p er er in Darkn es s"
1." T he Ca ll o f  C thulhu"
10. " D ag on "

An I nt roduct io n t o L ovecr a ftia n Styl e

A ver y sho r t, maddening t a le, "Dagon" i s  a g re a t in tro duction int o Lo v ecra ft's wr iti n g sty le. T he st o ry centers around t he  writt en ac count of an u nnamed man o f  seafari ng b a ck g round, now hea vilyaddicted t o  morphin e.

H e begins  by expla i n ing howhefel l i nto t he  sea as a pas s e nger  o f a car goship du rin g W orl d W ar  I. The s hip is b ro ug ht  d own  by a German s ea -ra id er,  buth e esca pes a nd d ri ft s  ac ross th e  P a c ific  O ce an.Atth at po int, heis drai ned of st ren g th a nd  c onfused , unable to u se  his menta lfac ulties u ntil hewinds up on some strang e , "putr id"  regi on w ith manyfis h carc ass e s. Hespecul atesth ata volca n o  m ayha ve raisedt h e l and f ro m th e ocean  floor.

What he s e esand experienc esfrom t he n o n  w o uld  s p oil t he story, but t he detailis di sturbing.A s h eobserve s someof hi s  findin gs, somet hing haun ti ng e m e rge s from the  water.
"Dagon"i s a r e fe rence  to  a Phi li sti ne fi sh-dei t y,which  Lovec ra ft spi ns in to  a great  work. While it does no t dire ctlytie  into his  Ct h ulh u Mythos,  the re are som e c onn ectio ns, which  mak e sthi s  a gr eatf irst read . 
Rec o m me nded Readin g f or"D
thulhu, upon_whom songs_and countless other references_have been_taken.

So_venture now,_into_this bleak world;_time will slow_as the journey begins._Madness will fall_upon_you, creeping into your slumbering, numbed will as you pour through these passages. Presented_to_you are,_arguably,_his_greatest works: ten of his_most fear-inspiring pieces. Walk among_them. Seek_them out, if you dare. Learn what sparked_from_the dreary imagination_of the man, the author.

Meet H.P. Lovecraft.

The 10 Best_H.P. Lovecraft Stories

10. "Dagon"

9. "The Outsider"

8._"The Dunwich Horror"

7._"The_Colour_Out of Space"

6. "The_Lurking Fear"

5. "At the Mountains of_Madness"

4. "The Shadow Out of Time"

3._"The Shadow Over Innsmouth"

2. "The Whisperer in_Darkness"

1. "The Call of Cthulhu"

10. "Dagon"

An_Introduction to Lovecraftian Style

A very_short, maddening_tale, "Dagon" is a great_introduction into Lovecraft's_writing style._The story centers_around the written account of an_unnamed man of_seafaring background, now heavily addicted to_morphine.

He_begins by explaining_how_he_fell into_the sea as_a_passenger of_a_cargo ship during World War I._The_ship is brought down by a German_sea-raider, but he escapes_and_drifts across the Pacific_Ocean. At that point, he_is drained of strength and confused,_unable to_use his_mental faculties until he winds up on some strange, "putrid" region_with many fish carcasses. He speculates_that a volcano may_have raised_the_land from the_ocean_floor.

What he_sees and experiences from then on would_spoil the_story, but the detail is disturbing._As he observes some_of_his findings, something haunting emerges from_the water.

"Dagon" is a reference to_a Philistine fish-deity, which Lovecraft_spins_into_a great work. While it_does not directly tie into his_Cthulhu Mythos, there_are some connections, which makes this a_great_first read.

Recommended Reading for "D