Robert Barbour Johnson

Robert Barbour Johnson was an American author and artist. A number of his stories first saw print in pulp magazine Weird Tales and one of these, "Lead Soldiers", prompted H. P. Lovecraft to write him a letter in appreciation of the piece. After Lovecraft's death, Johnson wrote his most famous work, "Far Below", which draws clear inspiration from "Pickman's Model", and includes a reference to a fictionalised version of Lovecraft as an homage. 
== Selected Bibliography ==
* "Far Below" (1939) 
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