World Wide Web
Subtitle: and Other Lovecraftian Upgrades
Contributors: Mark Morris (Introduction)
Publisher: Humdrumming
Published: March 31, 2007
Place of publication: Stratford-upon-Avon, Enlgand, UK
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 176
ISBN-13: 9781905532322
Subjects: Short stories
Genres: Horror
Description: H.P. Lovecraft isn't dead. He survives. From parody to pastiche, from homage to quite deliberate attempts to deny his influence, modern horror writers have wrestled unspeakably with the master for years.

In this collection of Lovecraftian tales, Gary Fry takes the un-dead writer to task in a sequence of pieces which explores everything that can be done with his fiction.

Here you'll see how the Mythos can be used to inform contemporary concerns, to provoke laughter, to make you think, to employ alternative narrative devices, to be experimental, and more.
One novella and six short stories, including an introduction by Mark Morris and an afterword from the author.

Cosmic terror awaits you; indifference is not a choice you can make. Read this book and shudder as the dreadful entities gather and the world grows dim and dangerous…

Gary Fry has been behind some of the most sophisticated — and scary — work of recent years and we’re bowled-over to have him with us with such a superlative collection.
Table of contents: title: World Wide Web; title: Unnaturally Selected; title: Servant of the Order; title: Three is One Too Many or Two Few; title: In the World; title: In the World; title: Bodying Forth; title: Afterword