Myers, Gary

Gary Clayton Myers (b. August 15, 1952) is an American writer of fantasy and horror. He first appeared on the Lovecraftian scene in 1970, when August Derleth's Arkham House published his earliest Lovecraftian dreamworld fantasies in "The Arkham Collector". He reached a peak some five years later, when Arkham House published his first collection, "The House of the Worm". Its follow-up, "The Country of the Worm", was published in 2013 and included all the stories in the same fantastic vein that Myers has written in the forty-three years since.
Myers's other books include "Dark Wisdom", horror stories chronicling incursions of the Old Ones into the modern world; "Gray Magic", a novel-length episode from the "Book of Eibon" of Clark Ashton Smith; and, with Jennifer McIlwee Myers, "Lovecraft's Syndrome", an informal Asperger's appraisal of the writer's life.
== Dream Cycle bibliography ==
*The House of the Worm (1975)
*The Country of the Worm: Excursions Beyond the Wall of Sleep (2013)
*The Door through the Fire (2015)
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