Where Howls the Edgog

"Where Howls the Edgog" is a Lovecraftian short story set in the world of A. A. Milne's children's character Winnie-the-Pooh. Written by American author Pete Rawlik, it was published in the anthology The Call of Poohthulhu by April Moon Books in May 2022.
==Synopsis==
After a fierce storm, Pooh decides to take a trip out to see his good friend Piglet. Upon arriving at Piglet's house, he finds that the little creature has barricaded himself inside, fearful of the monsters which have begun to creep through the hedge in the aftermath of the storm, monsters which he has dubbed Edgogs.
Deciding to confront the horrible beasts, Pooh and Piglet are astonished when they turn around and retreat through the breach in reality from whence they came. However, one makes a shocking revelation before it departs: Piglet is actually the hybrid offspring of the Edgogs and Piglet's distant ancestor…
==Behind the Mythos==
Two of Piglet's ancestors' names are given as Farnsworth and Hogson William. Farnsworth is likely a nod towards Farnsworth Wright, an editor of Weird Tales who was the first to publish several of H. P. Lovecraft's stories, while Hogson William is a clear reference to William Hope Hodgson, the creator of occult detective Thomas Carnacki and one of Lovecraft’s inspirations.
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