Cthulhumythos Stories

When a young ecology student sees flashes of wild animals, she suspects she's either hallucinating or is the victim of an overactive imagination. But what if something much stranger is affecting her? New England. September 1972. First novel in the Sedlow Chronicles series. Gwynn Tully is a 23-year-old graduate student in ecology. She's a loner and socially awkward. Her dating history has been a series of disasters. Gwynn has rationalized the strange events occurring around her to her satisfaction. It's not her fault she's wide of the mark. She hopes her move to Sedlow will be a fresh start, and that's what it turns out to be, but in a way she never would have imagined. The stories are set in Sedlow, Connecticut. The fictional city was founded in 1645 as a seaport. In modern times, it is primarily known as the home of Ogden University. Established in 1660, the university is the second oldest in the country. Much of the original federal-style architecture can be seen on campus and in the historic district which adjoins the university. The series begins in the year 1972. Crosscurrents include the Vietnam War, the Cold War, the Space Race, and the Cultural Revolution.

This is the story of a queen, a princess, and a king from lands far away.

Ancient ruins in England acquire a sinister significance as the team attempts to thwart an alien invasion. January - February 1976. Arkham Files story #9. Sequel to Scorpion Hill. In Arkham Files, White Collar characters are fused into the world of the Cthulhu Mythos. No prior knowledge of either White Collar or Lovecraft is required. Although Lovecraft is a master of the horror genre, in Arkham Files the emphasis is on science fiction and fantasy with a generous sprinkling of romance. First names are the same as in White Collar. Neal Caffrey is known as Neal Carter. Peter Burke is Peter Gilman. In addition to Neal and Peter, White Collar characters include Diana, Mozzie, Elizabeth, June, Sara, Jones, and Hughes. Neal and Sara are both a few years younger than their New York counterparts. The series is a meta work with the stories referenced in the Caffrey Conversation series. It's not necessary to read the Caffrey Conversation stories beforehand, but for readers who do, there is an added dimension. More information about the meta aspect is in my blog, Penna Nomen & Silbrith Conversation. Disclaimer: This story is for fun. I do not own White Collar or the world of the Cthulhu Mythos.

Y/n road is a 16 year old boy that lives with his uncle Max Road. At the age of 12 his father died and the police say a criminal or gang member killed him in a fit of revenge. Dose Y/n believe them? Of course not. After being kicked out 4 different schools Y/n is sent to Rocky High-school a placer or delinquents, nerds, and everything weird. But this school isn't normal and thing's start to get weirder as summer slowly approach's..

Henry summons help from a different world when Neal and Peter encounter minions of the real Azathoth. Arkham Files story #11. Penny Exchange follows the events in The Shark of SoHo (Caffrey Conversation series) and Queen's Gambit (Arkham Files series). This story is a crossover between Caffrey Conversation and its meta-series spinoff Arkham Files. In Arkham Files, White Collar characters are fused into the world of the Cthulhu Mythos. No prior knowledge of either White Collar or Lovecraft is required. Although Lovecraft is a master of the horror genre, in Arkham Files the emphasis is on science fiction and fantasy with a generous sprinkling of romance. First names are the same as in White Collar. Neal Caffrey is known as Neal Carter. Peter Burke is Peter Gilman. In addition to Neal and Peter, White Collar characters include Diana, Mozzie, Elizabeth, June, Sara, Jones, and Hughes. Neal and Sara are both a few years younger than their New York counterparts. Disclaimer: This story is for fun. I do not own White Collar or the world of the Cthulhu Mythos.

In this world, there exists three different types of people, Normal, Special, and the Abnormal. According to Ajimu Najimi, every 1,000 years, a certain individual is born, which goes beyond all logic. In this case, such person is our beloved [Main Character], Kurokami Medaka. This person was someone who will never lose, as the [Plot] demands it. This is how this world works. However, there exists a person, who goes beyond such logic of this world. It's not because he has special [Skills], like [Abnormalities] or [Minuses]. "I am just 'Normal'." He said. But everyone knows that's not true.

Fantasy becomes real as emanations from the etheric plane ensnare Tess and her friends. Sequel to Winner Takes All in the Ghostnet series.

Clark Ashton Smith was a poet, sculptor, painter, and horror and science fiction writer. Through his writing career he wrote under many pseudonyms such as Timeus Gaylord, Klarkash-Ton, Cristophe des Laurieres, and Clergio Herrero. Clark was apart of the Lovecraft circle from 1922 until H.P. Lovecraft died in 1937. Due to my disappointment in not finding any works by Clark A. Smith on Wattpad, I am taking it upon myself to do so for others. This consists of his poetry and the works he did for Cthulhu Mythos. If you're a lover of the horror genre, you will love Clark Ashton Smith. DISCLAIMER: I do not own any works in this compilation, these all belong to Clark Ashton Smith, may he live forever in literature.

Neal and his friends travel back to Elizabethan England to prevent a royal marriage. March 1976. Arkham Files story #10. Sequel to Standing Stones. In Arkham Files, White Collar characters are fused into the world of the Cthulhu Mythos. No prior knowledge of either White Collar or Lovecraft is required. Although Lovecraft is a master of the horror genre, in Arkham Files the emphasis is on science fiction and fantasy with a generous sprinkling of romance. First names are the same as in White Collar. Neal Caffrey is known as Neal Carter. Peter Burke is Peter Gilman. In addition to Neal and Peter, White Collar characters include Diana, Mozzie, Elizabeth, June, Sara, Jones, and Hughes. Neal and Sara are both a few years younger than their New York counterparts. The series is a meta work with the stories referenced in the Caffrey Conversation series. It's not necessary to read the Caffrey Conversation stories beforehand, but for readers who do, there is an added dimension. More information about the meta aspect is on my blog, Penna Nomen & Silbrith Conversation. Disclaimer: This story is for fun. I do not own White Collar or the world of the Cthulhu Mythos.

New traditions blend with old as a young witch adjusts to her life in Drexford. Follows Unintended Consequences in the Ghostnet series but can be read as a standalone. Ghostnet is a series of contemporary urban fantasies where witches, vampires, and werewolves coexist peacefully with humans by hiding in plain sight. Creatures used to rely on lore passed down through families, but a few flagrant cases revealed how vulnerable their community is to exposure. To connect with each other, they rely on Ghostnet, a dark network set up by creatures at MIT in the 1970s. The stories are set in the fictitious town of Drexford near Boston, Massachusetts. More background information is on the Ghostnet page of the blog I co-write with Penna Nomen. The link is in my profile.

The year is 1975. A new term has begun at Miskatonic University. Neal Carter, an assistant professor of linguistics, is completing his first week of teaching classes when he makes a fateful decision. Story #1 in the Arkham Files series. In Arkham Files, White Collar characters are fused into the world of the Cthulhu Mythos. No prior knowledge of either White Collar or Lovecraft is required. Although Lovecraft is a master of the horror genre, in Arkham Files the emphasis is on science fiction and fantasy with a generous sprinkling of romance. First names are the same as in White Collar. Neal Caffrey is known as Neal Carter. Peter Burke is Peter Gilman. In addition to Neal and Peter, White Collar characters include Diana, Mozzie, Elizabeth, June, Sara, Jones, and Hughes. Neal and Sara are both a few years younger than their New York counterparts. The series is a meta work with the stories referenced in the Caffrey Conversation series. It's not necessary to read the Caffrey Conversation stories beforehand, but for readers who do, there is an added dimension. More information about the meta aspect is on my blog, Penna Nomen & Silbrith Conversation. Disclaimer: These stories are for fun. I do not own White Collar or the world of the Cthulhu Mythos.

Based on the works of horror writer H.P.Lovecraft. The Eyes of Azathoth tells the story of a man who's been experiencing horrible dreams every night ever since he moved to the nice and quiet town of Cane Hill.

The witches and vampires of Drexford, Massachusetts coexist peacefully with the town's residents by hiding in plain sight. An unexpected arrival on Halloween Eve threatens to expose them. Written for Halloween Vault 2022. First story in Ghostnet, an urban fantasy series. Background information is on the Ghostnet page of the blog I co-write with Penna Nomen. The link is in my profile.

Carol Sergeyevna battles the horrors of the Cthulhu Mythos in the 1920's, and is aided by various associates and friends. During her adventures she was cursed with immortality so she could see that her struggles meant nothing. Here you'll read a few snapshots of her adventures.

An off-world trip leads Neal to the realization that he can no longer ignore his possible dragon connection. October 1976. Sequel to Chaos Conundrum in Arkham Files. In Arkham Files, White Collar characters are fused into the world of the Cthulhu Mythos. No prior knowledge of either White Collar or Lovecraft is required. Although Lovecraft is a master of the horror genre, in Arkham Files the emphasis is on science fiction and fantasy with a generous sprinkling of romance. First names are the same as in White Collar. Neal Caffrey is known as Neal Carter. Peter Burke is Peter Gilman. In addition to Neal and Peter, White Collar characters include Diana, Mozzie, Elizabeth, June, Sara, Jones, and Hughes. Neal and Sara are both a few years younger than their New York counterparts. The series is a meta work with the stories referenced in the Caffrey Conversation series. It's not necessary to read the Caffrey Conversation stories beforehand, but for readers who do, there is an added dimension. More information about the meta aspect is on my blog, Penna Nomen & Silbrith Conversation. Disclaimer: This story is for fun. I do not own White Collar or the world of the Cthulhu Mythos.

A collection of short cosmic horror stories in the Cthulhu mythos. The stories are thematically connected by a mysterious region in the cascade mountains, full of magic and secrets long forgotten to time.

Dr. Martin receives a letter from Arthur that will change his life forever.

"The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear. And the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown." --H.P. Lovecraft

An appeal for help results in Gwynn and David traveling to Vietnam during the closing months of the war. October 1972. Sequel to Watling's Marsh in the Sedlow Chronicles series.

In praise of the mighty Guttotnialthb who told me the tales of yore.