Lovecrafts dunkle Idole

Lovecrafts dunkle Idole, which translates to English as Lovecraft's Dark Idols, is a German-language collection of works which inspired the late American author H. P. Lovecraft. Edited by Frank Festa and published by Blitz in March 1999, it was the first in the long running H. P. Lovecraft's Bibliothek des Schreckens series of Lovecraftian German translations.
==Contents==
*Introduction by Frank Festa
*"Das Haus im Sturm" by M. P. Shiel ("The House of Sounds")
*"Der Abdruck der Hand" by Maurice Level
*"Das Totenlächeln" by F. Marion Crawford ("The Dead Smile")
*"Fischkopf" by Irvin S. Cobb ("Fishhead")
*"Die Schatten an der Wand" by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman ("The Shadows on the Wall")
*"Die Marter der Hoffnung" by Villiers de l'Isle-Adam ("La torture par l'espérance")
*"Halpin Fraysers Tod" by Ambrose Bierce ("The Death of Halpin Frayser")
*"Als ich eine Blume war" by Lafcadio Hearn ("When I Was a Flower")
*"El Vomito" by Lafcadio Hearn ("El Vómito")
*"Die Pest" by Lafcadio Hearn ("MDCCCLIII")
*"Tote Liebe" by Lafcadio Hearn ("A Dead Love")
*"Eine blass erinnerte Geschichte" by R. H. Barlow ("A Dim-Remembered Story")
*"Das Tote Tal" by Ralph Adams Cram ("The Dead Valley")
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