Song of Yste

The Song of Yste is a book described as being of "pre-glacial" origin. A bloodline of occultists named the Dirkas - who claimed to be able to trace their ancestry to a similar time as the Song of Yste - translated it "from its legendary form into the three great languages of the dawn cultures, then into the Greek, Latin, Arabic and finally, Elizabethan English".
==Known Contents==
*The Song of Yste contains information and an anecdote on the Adumbrali, a dangerous and seemingly malevolent extra-dimensional species.
==Quotes==
==Behind the Mythos==
The Song of Yste was created by Robert A. Lowndes for his short story "The Abyss" and later expanded upon by Lin Carter and Laurence J. Cornford. It was used again in "The Mantle of Graag" by Frederik Pohl, Dirk Wylie, and Lowndes himself.
Category:Mythos Books (fictional)
Category:Artefacts Originating From Lovecraft Circle Works