Primal Sources: Essays on H. P. Lovecraft

Primal Sources: Essays on H. P. Lovecraft is a collection of non-fiction by renowned Lovecraft scholar S. T. Joshi.
==Overview==
Divided into three themed sections and containing 23 previously-published essays, Primal Sources runs to a total of 208 pages and was published by Hippocampus Press in 2003. It has since been made available in a digital download format.
==Contents==
*Introduction
===I. Lovecraft The Man===
*"Lovecraft and the Munsey Magazines"
*"Lovecraft and Weird Tales"
*"A Look at Lovecraft's Letters"
*"Lovecraft and the Films of His Day"
*"Lovecraft's Library"
===II. Lovecraft the Writer and Thinker===
*"Autobiography in Lovecraft"
*""Reality" and Knowledge"
*"In Defence of Dagon and Lovecraft's Philosophy"
*"The Rationale of Lovecraft's Pseudonyms"
*"The Dream World and the Real World in Lovecraft"
*"Lovecraft's Alien Civilisations: A Political Interpretation"
*"Topical References in Lovecraft"
===III. Studies on Individual Works===
*"Lovecraft, Regner Lodbrog, and Olaus Wormius"
*"On "Polaris""
*"What Happens in "Arthur Jermyn""
*""The Tree" and Ancient History"
*"The Sources for "From Beyond""
*"Lovecraft and the Regnum Congo"
*"Lovecraft and Dunsany's Chronicles of Rodriguez"
*"On "The Descendant""
*"Some Sources for "The Mound" and At the Mountains of Madness"
*"On "The Book""
*"Lovecraft's Fantastic Poetry"
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