Dwellers in the Depths

Dwellers in the Depths is a fictional book created by Carl Jacobi, part of a set of books dealing with undersea horrors that are mentioned in his 1962 short story "The Aquarium". Jacobi says that the book was written "by Gaston Le Fe who, the foreword stated quite blandly, had died insane."
The other eldritch aquatic books named by Jacobi are Hydrophinnae and Unter Zee Kulten; all three texts are frequently mentioned by Brian Lumley to indicate an unwholesome interest in oceanic secrets, in such stories as "The Cypress Shell," "Rising with Surtsey", "Dagon's Bell", "De Marigny's Clock", "Lord of the Worms", and "The House of the Temple".
Category:Mythos Books (fictional)
Category:Artefacts Originating From Lovecraft Circle Works