Сомнамбулический поиск неведомого Кадата
In the 1970s Carter published one issue of his own fantasy fanzine "Kadath", named after H. P. Lovecraft's fictional setting (see "The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath"). About 3,000 copies were printed; however the printer was in a dispute with the binder, who held the copies. While Carter paid the printer, the printer decamped into California. When Carter went to see the binder, he was told that the copies had been kept for a while, but then most had been thrown out. Carter believed that only about 30 copies of the issue survived, thus the magazine was scarcely circulated. . It contained Carter's Cthulhu Mythos story "The City of Pillars" (pp. 22–25).