Crispin Burnham

Crispin Burnham (14 October 1949 - ?) was a writer of Mythos tales as well as an active editor. He was the founder, writer and publisher of the fanzine Eldritch Tales, and the publisher of Yith Press. He was also a prolific essayist from 1973 to 1995, his final essay being a reflection on the life and career of Robert Bloch.
==Bibliography==
===Short Fiction===
*"The Thing in the Library" (1974) (with Edward P. Berglund) 
*"The Moon-God Awakens" (1974)
*"Demon in the Flesh" (1974)
*"Things in the Sea" (1974)
*"Images in Stone" (1975)
*"The Statement of Richard Landreth" (1975)
*"Demon Gods Walk Among Us" (1975)
*"The Vision" (1976)
*"The Murderer from Harkness" (1976)
*"A Visit to the Old Farm" (1977)
*"The Shadow Over Amoston" (1977)
*"Lurkers Beneath the Depths" (1977)
*"The Frightened of Llytatoggua" (1978)
*"Continent Beyond Time" (1978)
*"Temple of the Demon" (1980)
*"The Cold" (1982)
*"They Came From Below" (1982)
*"Just Outside" (1985) (with Gary A. Braunbeck)
*"Rotten Meat" (1989)
*"The Seven Cities of Gold" (1994)
*"Invocation from Beyond" (1996)
*"People of the Monolith" (1997)
===Selected Essays===
*"Godzilla Vs. Cthulhu: What Would Happen if Toho Studios Ever Discovered Lovecraft" (1976)
*"In Memoriam: Manly Wade Wellman" (1987)
*"Robert Bloch: 1917-1994" (1995)
==External Link==
Summary Bibliography: Crispin Burnham at Internet Speculative Fiction Database
Category:Deceased (Real World)
Category:Expanded Mythos Authors
Category:Editors