


Welcome to the land of nightmares, were normality exists hidden only through a delicate veil from ultimate terror. Dedicated to the works of H.P. Lovecraft and the Cthulhu Mythos, The NetherReal brings you fiction, art, poetry, articles, and reference material to further the world of terror Lovecraft introduced.
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Find out the latest additions to the NetherReal in one of two ways:
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The Crypt
- Bones of a Toad by Michael Minnis
The Children of Cambridge by Jim Hawley- Part I
Part II
Part III
Part IV
Part V
Part VI
Part VII (Coming Soon)- The Curse of the Elizabeth Jane by Jonathan Turner
- Dark Paths to Arkham by Ron Shiflet
The Devouring of S'lithik Hhai by John Fultz
Eternal Vacation by Brandon Seifert
The Feast by Alexander Wallis
The Final Pronunciation by Bruce Turlish
The Folks of Innsmouth by Frank Searight
The Hoppwood Tenant by Stanley Sargent
Horror of Cresthaven Hollow by Damion Bishop
Innsmouth Wood by Michael Minnis
Kingdom of the Black Lotus by John Fultz
Knuckerhole by Michael Minnis
The Last Survivor by Sean Rodgers
Lovecraftian Cliff Notes by Franklyn Searight
The Prodigies of Monkfield Cabot by Michael Minnis
R'lyeh Fthagn by Brandon Seifert
R'lyeh Rising by John Fultz
The Statue by Sean Rodgers
Tender Hearts by G.W. Thomas
Third Shift by Kevin Carson
Twilight of the Elder Gods by Dan Clore
The Ultimate Evil by Bruce Turlish
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The Library
- The Cthulhu Lexicon
- Need to know who's who in the world of H.P. Lovecraft? Check out the Cthulhu Lexicon, a listing of the people, places, creatures, and items found in the stories written by H.P. Lovecraft and his followers.
- Codices of the Mythos
- Looking for a book containing works of the mythos at the local bookstore is frustrating, at best. Check out the Codices of the Mythos for listings of books available on the market. Includes publishers and ISBNs so you can order them.
- When The Stars Are Right...
- A chronological study into the works of H.P. Lovecraft. Especially useful to writers who want to make sure they have their dates right. Updated with The Cthulhu Lexicon.
The Works of Lovecraft
- This page lists the known works of H.P. Lovecraft, along with a short synopsis of each story as it becomes available. If you have a synopsis you think should be included, let me know. In the near future, I plan to start linking each story to those books on the market that include that story.
- Passages of the Dead Quotations from the Necronomicon and other Books of the Damned
- Welcome to Passages of the Dead, a collection of passages from the Necronomicon and other Books of the Damned as found within the stories of the Cthulhu Mythos. At this point there isn't much here, though that will change as time goes on. If you know of a passage that belongs on this page, let me know. I'll post the material and give you credit on the page for the submission. Please, if you do submit an addition, I need the entire passage, the author, and the story the material was presented in.
- What Was the Sussex Manuscript by Edward P. Berglund
- An essay and in depth study of the infamous Sussex Manuscript and its dark history through the ages.
- The Horror in the Museum and Other Revisions - A Review by Sean Rodgers
- One reader's opinion on this reprint by Caroll and Graf on this collection of 24 stories.
- Miskatonic University - Book Review
- Find out why this book comes up long on wind and short on grades in the world of H.P. Lovecraft and the Mythos, at least in the eyes of the NetherReal.
- Sites of Terror - The Cthulhu Mythos on the Internet
- Reviews of the best of the best Mythos on the Internet, reviews on the sites, what to see, and interviews with the editors/creators.
- An Interview With Edward P. Berglund
- The unofficial keeper of the Mythos and editor of both Reader's Guide to the Cthulhu Mythos and Nightscapes talks about himself, his work, and what he sees as the real Cthulhu Mythos.
Return to Innsmouth, A Movie About Going Home
- An interview with the producer of the movie short Return to Innsmouth, Andrew Migliore. If you attended the NecronomiCon this year you probably viewed the screening of the flick, if not, you can order it through Andrew's company or view it again at the H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival in Portland, Oregon in October. Find out the behind the scenes info from one of the guys who put it all together.
Cthulhu 2000 - Book Review
- Is this new volume from Del Rey worth the thirteen bucks you'll fork over? A bit closer to the mark, Cthulhu 2000 comes up just a number or two short of the millennium.
The GalleryAmazing pieces of work you can find on the Internet. Each month I try to include 4-5 pieces from different artists, with links, if available, for you to see more of their work. In addition, featured artists are given their own exhibit, showing their talent to the world.
Now the Gallery comes in two versions. You can still see all the terrifying art in its normal format, but if you are using a browser with JavaScript enabled, the meaning of multimedia experience will take on a whole new meaning. Check it out now!
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General Exhibit - A mix of art from artists all over the net. [Frames] [No Frames]
Chris Conkle [Frames] [No Frames]
David Carson [Frames] [No Frames]
Jim Doughty - New Exhibit!
D.L. Hutchinson [Frames] [No Frames]
Christian Matzke [Frames] [No Frames]
Anita Moore [Frames] [No Frames]
Mikkel Petersen [Frames] [No Frames]
If you are an artist and wish to post your material here, email me and we'll see what you've got. Check out the submission guidelines for more details.
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- Deity Supreme
- Who's the biggest, baddest, slimiest deity of them all? Cast your vote and find out. The Deity Supreme is now available in three formats: Frames, No-Frames, and Text Only.
- Cthulhu at the Movies
- Tired of Hollywood's handling of the Lovecraft era? Then produce your own movie and let us know what it's like. Check out the entries and them become a producer, offering the best Lovecraft movie ever!
- A Sense of Good and Evil
- Arguments are plentiful on whether the Mythos has been diluted or strengthened by the idea of the fight between good and evil. Let us know what you think.
Empty right now, the Moors is searching for gamers from all over the world to share their wares with others. Contact me to find out how you can post your material in the Moors.
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An editorial of sorts, discussions and thoughts on things that make the Mythos and the world go round. Let me know of a topic and we'll get to it here. This month's topic:
Favorite Authors and Artists
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An in-depth discussion group for those searching for an alternative to UseNet and deja.com. Let us know your views, opinions, and thoughts at the HPL Forum.
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Links To The GateLinks to other sites on the Internet of interest to people like you and me. Each link is summarized according to accessibility, aesthetics, content, and navigation. Other links to art and music sites, along with miscellaneous sites, are included as well.
If you have a site you wish to get posted here, email me and let me know. Please include the link and a brief description.
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Do you have a story, piece of art, essay, or article you want to get posted? The NetherReal is made just for this very purpose. Get your material posted here for everyone to see.
Word of caution, though. I am very busy with a R/T job and trying to redesign this pub every month. Please, please, when you send me something, make sure the spelling is right and you use proper grammar. I am willing to make minor grammatical changes to the piece (as all editors do), but pieces which require major overhauls will now be sent back to the author for corrections. Don't take offense if this happens to you, just get with a friend and go through it (that's how I learned).
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As The NetherReal begins to grow, so does its complexity. Find out why things are as they are and why you may not be getting the full effect of the site here.
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You have a say here at the NetherReal. The site was created with you in mind and you are the only one who can say whether or not we're missing the mark. Take a few minutes and fill out this ever changing questionnaire, let us know how we're doing.
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Do you know of a site that exemplifies the world of H.P. Lovecraft and the Cthulhu Mythos and all it stands for, either in a certain category or in all aspects of thought? Then nominate that site for one of NetherReal Awards of Excellence today.
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