The Geography of Lovecraft with Illustrations by Enrique Alcatena

In the stories of H.P. Lovecraft, monsters inhabit both the wild and in cities populated by humans. They can be found in the forests of New England, in Antarctica...or in an old house under a tiled roof. Lovecraft's world is full of nightmares. Lovecraft's narrative, one of the greatest masters of horror, about monsters — about Cthulhu and creatures summoned by the Necronomicon — is as intricate as a labyrinth, his literary style borders on the dark romanticism of Edgar Poe. This book can be seen as an artistic continuation of the Bestiary. The monsters and the settings in which they appear create a unique, grim, strange landscape. The reader is invited to embark on a journey through the most famous texts of Lovecraft, such as The Call of Cthulhu, At the Mountains of Madness, The Music of Erich Zann, and others, less known, like The Haunted House. The incredible universe created by Lovecraft's imagination is illuminated by the powerful artistic vision of Enrique Alcatena, who enhances and materializes with a palette of nightmarish colors what should never have been revealed to human eyes.