The Road to Madness32 reviews H. P. Lovecraft, John Jude Palencar, ... Del Rey, 1996 DEL REY ANTHOLOGY OF LOVECRAFT'S BEST + The evolution of Lovecraft + Creepy early stories from the master of his craft, Lovecraft + A must read for Halloween             Al Azif: The Necronomicon50 reviews Abdul Alhazred, L. Sprague De Camp Wildside Press, 1973 Fiction & Honesty + As Real as you can get.... People like to slander the various editions of the Necronomicon as vicious hoaxes and money making schemes at the expense of a gullible populace. I admit, after first reading Lovecraft's short essay on the history of the Necronomicon, I was a believer. He had me, hook line & sinker... for about ...             The Best of H. P. Lovecraft: Bloodcurdling Tales of Horror and the Macabre136 reviews H.P. Lovecraft, Robert Bloch Del Rey, 1987 Lovecraft is a master + You know, the amorphous toad-like being hinted at ... + Best of Lovecraft + Revisiting Lovecraft             Necronomicon: The Wanderings of Alhazred22 reviews Donald Tyson Llewellyn Publications, 2004 the birth of the Chuthulu Mythos + Worth the read if you're a Lovecraft fan + Dark and Vivid yet Simple + Well written + well researched             Cthulhu Cult15 reviews Venger Satanis Lulu.com, 2007 Cthulhu Cult + Get your feet wet... + Lovecraft's incarnate? + Very nice + More Than Mythos...             Nightside of Eden6 reviews Kenneth Grant Skoob Books, 1995 Atavistic Breakthrough Or Psychotic Breakdown? ~ Exploring The Realm of the Qlipoth + Alas, Babalon! + Should you spend the money on this? + Should you spend the money on this?             The Necronomicon: Selected Stories and Essays Concerning the Blasphemous Tome of the Mad Arab (Call of ...11 reviews Chaosium Inc., 2002 The necronomicon + Overly Complete is Feature, not Bug + How ignorant some can be + Very colorful book but not for lightweights             The Necronomicon: The Book of Dead Names (Skoob Esoterica)41 reviews Skoob Books, 1993 Gives new meaning to Pascal's wager + Nice insight into the histories of connected information. If Cthulhu did not exist, it would be necessary to invent him.             Infernal Texts: Nox and Liber Koth4 reviews Stephen Sennitt New Falcon Publications, 2004 a rare and sinister delight! + $120!!!!!?????? are you serious? + Good stuff for the initiated + Satanism, werewolves, Lovecraftian ritual, and more             The R'Lyeh Text: Hidden Leaves from the Necronomicon (Skoob Esoterica)3 reviews Robert Turner Skoob Books, 1995 Read it for the Intro, not the Text As a followup to the Necronomicon put out by the same group, I found the text to be not all that interesting. I feel, even for those interested in experimenting with the rituals from a Chaos standpoint would be better served by the previous work or the Simon version. However, I thoroughly enjoyed ...             The Pseudonomicon8 reviews Phil Hine New Falcon Publications, 2004 Great book - not a satire + not just a fantasy. + A joy to read + Just a comment on what the previous user said. + Funniest Satire In Years!             The Necronomicon219 reviews Simon Avon, 1980 Great Bedtime Story Book! + Sure it's fake but... + Know the book. + A great read, but definatly fiction.....             The Necronomicon Files: The Truth Behind The Legend18 reviews Daniel Harms and John Wisdom Gonce III Red Wheel / Weiser, 2003 Informative, intelligent, and important + THE TRUTH!!!! + The Truth Explained I've read just about everything BY Lovecraft and lots of stuff ABOUT Lovecraft, and this is one of the most valuable books, aside from HPL's own writing, that I have come across. In my early days I was haunted by the feeling that underneath Lovecraft's fiction were hints of something horribly ...             Alhazred: Author of the Necronomicon13 reviews Donald Tyson Llewellyn Publications, 2006 Enjoyable contribution to the Cthulhu literature + maybe not what H.P. Lovecraft would've envisioned, but still satisfying + Mystified by the tales of Alhazred + I'm impressed             The R'Lyeh Text: Hidden Leaves from the Necronomicon (Skoob Esoterica)3 reviews Robert Turner Skoob Books, 1995 Read it for the Intro, not the Text As a followup to the Necronomicon put out by the same group, I found the text to be not all that interesting. I feel, even for those interested in experimenting with the rituals from a Chaos standpoint would be better served by the previous work or the Simon version. However, I thoroughly enjoyed ...             The Necronomicon219 reviews Simon Avon, 1980 Great Bedtime Story Book! + Sure it's fake but... + Know the book. + A great read, but definatly fiction.....             Al Azif: The Necronomicon50 reviews Abdul Alhazred, L. Sprague De Camp Wildside Press, 1973 Fiction & Honesty + As Real as you can get.... People like to slander the various editions of the Necronomicon as vicious hoaxes and money making schemes at the expense of a gullible populace. I admit, after first reading Lovecraft's short essay on the history of the Necronomicon, I was a believer. He had me, hook line & sinker... for about ...             Alhazred: Author of the Necronomicon13 reviews Donald Tyson Llewellyn Publications, 2006 Enjoyable contribution to the Cthulhu literature + maybe not what H.P. Lovecraft would've envisioned, but still satisfying + Mystified by the tales of Alhazred + I'm impressed             The Pseudonomicon8 reviews Phil Hine New Falcon Publications, 2004 Great book - not a satire + not just a fantasy. + A joy to read + Just a comment on what the previous user said. + Funniest Satire In Years!             The Necronomicon: The Book of Dead Names (Skoob Esoterica)41 reviews Skoob Books, 1993 Gives new meaning to Pascal's wager + Nice insight into the histories of connected information. If Cthulhu did not exist, it would be necessary to invent him.