H. P. Lovecraft is widely considered the twentieth century's most important writer of supernatural horror fiction. Forging a unique niche within the horror genre, he created what became known as "weird tales," stories containing a distinctive blend of dreamlike imagery, Gothic terror, and elaborate concocted mythology. During his lifetime Lovecraft published work almost exclusively in pulp magazines, and only after his death in 1937 did he receive a wide readership and critical analysis. While many disparage his writings as verbose, melodramatic, and inconsequential, others extol his precise narrative skills and capacity to instill the unsettling. He has been placed among the ranks of such storytellers as Lord Dunsany, Arthur Machen, and Edgar Allan Poe, but, as August Derleth pointed out in H. P. L.: A Memoir, "Lovecraft was an original in the Gothic tradition; he was a skilled writer of supernatural fiction, a master of the macabre who had no peer in the America of his time." According to Curt Wohleber in American Heritage, Lovecraft was "the man who brought the . . . thriving genre of supernatural fiction into the twentieth century. . . . Lovecraft abandoned the demons, ghosts, and vampires of his nineteenth-century predecessors in favor of modern horrors inspired by Darwinian evolution and Einsteinian physics."
Born in 1890 in Providence, Rhode Island, Lovecraft grew up in the affluent and intellectual surroundings of his grandfather's Victorian mansion. Sickly as a child and only able to attend school sporadically, he was an avid reader, fascinated by eighteenth-century history and Gothic horror stories. He was particularly interested in science and began to write about it at an early age. Following the death of his grandfather in 1904, Lovecraft and his mother moved from the family mansion to a nearby duplex (his father, a virtual stranger to Lovecraft, had died some years earlier after spending the last years of his life in a sanitorium). Lovecraft would later relate that, raised by a sensitive and overprotective mother, he grew up in relative isolation, believing he was unlike other people.
Chronic sickness as a teenager prevented Lovecraft from finishing high school or attending college. He continued his self-education and supported himself by working as a ghostwriter and revisionist--vocations that, though disliked by Lovecraft, would financially sustain him throughout his life. An admirer of Poe, he had begun writing horror tales but, deeming them meager efforts, devoted himself to amateur journalism. In addition, he contributed nonfiction and poetry to magazines. In 1914 Lovecraft joined the United Amateur Press Association, a group of nonprofessional writers who produced a variety of publications and exchanged letters, and one year later he began publishing his own magazine, The Conservative. His numerous letters and essays written during this time focus on his deep respect for scientific truth, his love of the past, and his relative disdain for a present-day world populated by non-Anglo-Nordic citizens. Lovecraft developed the belief, to quote Darrell Schweitzer in The Dream Quest of H. P. Lovecraft, "that only by clinging to tradition could we make life worth living amidst the chaos of modern civilization."
Lovecraft resumed writing fiction in 1917 and, at the behest of friends, began submitting stories to Weird Tales, a pulp magazine that would serve as the major publisher of Lovecraft's writings during his lifetime. Critics note that many of his early tales are heavily influenced by Irish fantasist Lord Dunsany. Such stories as "Dagon," "The White Ship," "The Silver Key," "The Doom That Came to Sarnath," and "The Cats of Ulthar" stem from fairy tale tradition, exhibiting rich dreamlike descriptions and imaginary settings. "This early cycle culminated in the extraordinary short novel Lovecraft called The Dream Quest of Unknown Kadath," stated Lin Carter in his introduction to Ballantine's edition of the work. The story of protagonist Randolph Carter's search for a magnificent city he once envisioned, The Dream Quest of Unknown Kadath depicts Carter's voyage into the world of his dreams, where wondrous landscapes and fantastic creatures exist. "Few more magical novels of dream-fantasy exist than this phantasmagoric adventure," declared Carter. "[Never have] the fluid and changing landscapes, the twilit and mysterious silences, and the spire-thronged and opulent Oriental cities of the dreamworld been so lovingly explored."
Contrasting to these relatively innocuous stories of fantasy are Lovecraft's tales of horror, remarkable for their bizarre supernatural conceptions rooted in the realism of a New England setting. Lovecraft was captivated by what he considered the ideal beauty of New England's traditional landscape and architecture. However, he was also intrigued by a perceived darker dimension. His stories "The Unnameable" and "The Picture in the House," for example, depict corruption and superstition that persist in secluded New England areas. "The Festival" illustrates unearthly rituals practiced in the picturesque town of Kingsport--a village Lovecraft modeled after Marblehead, Massachusetts, and "Pickman's Model" focuses on a group of ghouls inhabiting modern Boston. Similar to these stories is the novel The Case of Charles Dexter Ward, in which the title character engages in magic to resurrect a seventeenth-century ancestor named Curwen. A practitioner of the black arts in Salem, Curwen is determined to inflict his evil on modern Massachusetts and consequently takes over the identity of Ward, who is later saved by the family doctor.
The best known of Lovecraft's stories are his later ones centering on the "Cthulhu Mythos," a term critics use to describe a distinctive universe of landscape, legends, and mythology completely of Lovecraft's invention. Like his earlier tales, the Cthulhu Mythos works are inspired by New England locales, but their settings are extensively recast to form Arkham, Innsmouth, and Dunwich, fictional worlds overseen by Cthulhu, Yog-Sothoth, and other gods. These stories, explained Lovecraft as quoted by August Derleth, "are based on the fundamental lore or legend that this world was inhabited at one time by another race who, in practising black magic, lost their foothold and were expelled, yet live on the outside ever ready to take possession of this earth again." Tales governed by this principle include "The Nameless City," "The Call of the Cthulhu," "The Whisperer in the Darkness," and At the Mountains of Madness.
In addition to writing weird tales, Lovecraft maintained an extensive correspondence and continued to generate a number of essays. Through these nonfiction outlets, he expounded on the aesthetics of supernatural horror fiction and on such philosophies as "mechanistic materialism" and "cosmic indifferentism"--the idea that the universe is a purposeless mechanism wherein humankind is largely insignificant. Lovecraft also produced a relatively large body of poetry, mostly imitative of eighteenth-century masters. Though he wrote prolifically, only one book, 1936's The Shadow over Innsmouth, realized publication during his lifetime. When Lovecraft died of intestinal cancer at the age of forty-six, the bulk of his writings remained either scattered in magazines or unpublished.
Later, Lovecraft's friends and fellow writers August Derleth and Donald Wandrei brought his writings to a wide readership. Establishing the publishing house of Arkham expressly to bring Lovecraft's work into book form, Derleth and Wandrei edited such early collections as The Outsider and Others in 1939 and Beyond the Wall of Sleep in 1943. Numerous volumes of the horror writer's work have been collected by Arkham and other publishers over subsequent decades, and this broader circulation has spawned an extensive and diverse body of analysis.
Admirers of Lovecraft point to several elements in his fiction that distinguish him as a master of supernatural horror. Foremost is his ability to evoke terror through the creation of an unseen and unearthly presence. Lovecraft once explained in his lengthy essay, Supernatural Horror in Literature, that in order for fiction to instill fear, "a certain atmosphere of breathless and unexpected dread of outer, unknown forces must be present." Particularly impressed by Lovecraft's capacity to induce anxiety in this way was Angela Carter, who described in an essay appearing in George Hay's The Necronomicon: "The twisted shapes of the trees in the woods above Arkham are emanations of the menace they evoke--menace, anguish, perturbation, dread. The cities themselves, whether those of old New England or those that lie beyond the gates of dream, present the dreadful enigma of a maze, always labyrinthine and always, the Minotaur at the heart of this labyrinth, lies the unspeakable in some form or else in some especially vile state of formlessness--the unspeakable, a nameless and unnameable fear."
While some critics have been satisfied that Lovecraft effectively arouses fear solely through developing a sense of imminent dread, others pointed to an extra element in his fiction that creates a more powerful terror. Donald Burleson explained in H. P. Lovecraft: A Critical Study: "The horror, ultimately, in a Lovecraft tale is not some gelatinous lurker in dark places, but rather the realization, by the characters involved, of their helplessness and their insignificance in the scheme of things--their terribly ironic predicament of being sufficiently well-developed organisms to perceive and feel the poignancy of their own motelike unimportance in a blind and chaotic universe which neither loves them nor even finds them worthy of notice, let alone hatred or hostility." Steven J. Mariconda, writing in Lovecraft Studies, expressed a similar sentiment, calling Lovecraft's tales "cosmic horror . . . the horror of unknowable forces or beings which sweep men aside as indifferently as men do ants."
Other uncommon components marking Lovecraft's work include his manner of combining sterile scientific facts with arcane mysticism. Lovecraft "was uniquely able to link the inner substance of former spiritual beliefs with the most recent scientific discoveries," explained Schweitzer. "He used a rational, mechanistic context to get his readers to the edge of the abyss--and then dropped them over. The result was an irrational horror grimmer than anything a Puritan could conjure up." Critics also admired Lovecraft's ability to agitate his readers by creating an atmosphere of chaos. Lovecraft's universe, according the Maurice Levy in Lovecraft: A Study in the Fantastic, is a place of "bizarre dimensions . . . where time and space stretch or contract in incomprehensible ways." These various features of Lovecraft's fiction lead many reviewers to conclude, as Dirk Mosig did in Whispers, that "[Lovecraft's oeuvre] is a work of genius, a cosmic-minded oeuvre embodying a mechanistic materialist's brilliant conception of the imaginary realms and frightful reality 'beyond the fields we know,' a literary rhapsody of the cosmos and man's laughable position therein. . . . The Lovecraft oeuvre can be regarded as a significant contribution to world literature."
Despite extensive praise, controversy exists over Lovecraft's position in American letters. "At his best . . . [Lovecraft] was a superior literary technician," wrote Schweitzer. "At his worst, he was one of the more dreadful writers of this century who is still remembered." Other critics have been less gentle. Deeming Lovecraft "a totally untalented and unreadable writer" as well as "a hopeless and rather pitiful literary crank," Larry McMurtry dismissed Lovecraft in the Washington Post as "the master of the turgid and the inflated." Colin Wilson, in Strength to Dream: Literature and the Imagination, further attacked the author's prose, claiming, "Lovecraft hurls in the adjectives ('monstrous,' 'slithering,' 'ghoulish,' 'thunder-crazed') until he seems to be a kind of literary dervish who gibbers with hysteria as he spins. . . . [It] must be admitted that Lovecraft is a very bad writer." Even more scornful was Ursula Le Guin, who announced in the Times Literary Supplement that Lovecraft "was an exceptionally, almost impeccably, bad writer. . . . Derivative, inept, and callow, his tales can satisfy only those who believe that a capital letter, some words, and a full stop make a sentence."
Curt Wohleber described Lovecraft's prose as "florid" and "Gothic," but the reviewer nevertheless concluded that Lovecraft "explored the territories of alienation surveyed with much different instruments by Sartre, Kafka, and Beckett." Lovecraft himself made no pretensions of possessing great writing talent. "No one is more acutely conscious than I of the inadequacy of my work. . . . I am a self-confessed amateur and bungler, and have not much hope of improvement," the author confessed in "The Defense Reopens!," an article later collected in S. T. Joshi's In Defense of Dagon. He did, however, consider himself a serious artist, practitioner, and theorist. Lovecraft "demanded that the fantastic tale be treated as art, not just a frivolous parlor game or an easy way to make a buck," wrote Schweitzer.
Placing himself among those whom he considered "imaginative artists," such as Poe, Dunsany, William Blake, and Ambrose Bierce, Lovecraft explained in "The Defense Reopens!": "The imaginative writer devotes himself to art in its most essential sense. . . . He is the painter of moods and mind-pictures--a capturer and amplifier of elusive dreams and fancies--a voyager into those unheard-of lands which are glimpsed through the veil of actuality but rarely, and only by the most sensitive. . . . Most persons do not understand what he says, and most of those who do understand object because his statements and pictures are not always pleasant and sometimes quite impossible. But he exists not for praise, nor thinks of his readers. His only [goal is] to paint the scenes that pass before his eyes."
Source: Gale Literature Resource Center
The manuscripts and correspondence in the Lovecraft archive are restricted due to fragility. Most of the collection has been digitized and is accessible freely online in the Brown Digital Repository in the
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Howard P. Lovecraft Collection, Ms.Lovecraft, Brown University Library.
This collection is organized into the following 7 series:
See also the
Materials in this collection have been received as gifts and purchased by the Brown University Library from various sources over many years.
Unsigned postcard with picture of Onset Bay. Contains a poem addressed "to an Epgephian" from "II Epgephi". Also contains a second poem, "Elucidation for low-brow or hooligan reader".
[Unidentified] to Lovecraft, Howard P.
[Unidentified] to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Undated, one unnumbered page only. Content, in part: "Your point about inserting the 15th Amendment was a good one ... Springfield
[Unidentified] to Lovecraft, Howard P.
[Unidentified] to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Possibly from Charles A. Parker. Postcard with printed label "189 Greek Theatre, Griffith Park, Los Angeles, California".
[Unidentified], Charles to Lovecraft, Howard P.
[Unidentified], Charles to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. First line: 'Please do not carry out your threat, Mr. Lovecraft and substitute other writer's for your own contributions." This letter includes a handwritten response from HPL.
[Unidentified] to Transatlantic Circulator
[Unidentified] to Transatlantic Circulator
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This letter is a critique of "Dagon" and "Old Christmas".
[Unidentified] to Transatlantic Circulator
[Unidentified] to Transatlantic Circulator
(President, Argus Books, Inc., NY, NY)
Asks permission to reprint Sonia Davis' article on HPL from the
Abramson, Ben to Scott, Winfield Townley
Abramson, Ben to Scott, Winfield Townley
Regrets that Sonia Davis will not release HPL article for re-publication.
Abramson, Ben to Scott, Winfield Townley
Abramson, Ben to Scott, Winfield Townley
A mimeographed list of HPL letters, postcards and books for sale at the Argus Book Shop.
H. P. Lovecraft
H. P. Lovecraft
Edkins wrote Howard Lovecraft a letter dated 1936 Mar 24 with which he enclosed this letter from A.M. Adams as proof of the high quality of the journal
Adams, A.M. to Edkins, Ernest A.
Adams, A.M. to Edkins, Ernest A.
(1888-1927; President, National Amateur Press Association)
Sends HPL election results from 1923 NAPA Convention. Typed signature on telegram reads "Hagel Prett Adams".
Adams, Hazel Pratt to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Adams, Hazel Pratt to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Adams, Hazel Pratt to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Adams, Hazel Pratt to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(Member of the "Coryciani" correspondence cycle, Co-editor, with Aaron A. Baker, of
With envelope postmarked Jul. 6, 1935. Sending HPL "two bits of my work ... and would like to have your comments on them."
Adams, John D. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Adams, John D. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Jul 20, 1935. Thanks HPL for his comments on "the two poems I sent you."
Adams, John D. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Adams, John D. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Provides Sam Loveman's current work address.
Adams, Scott to Scott, Winfield Townley
Adams, Scott to Scott, Winfield Townley
Thanks Palmer for the tickets and discusses correct pronunciation of Poul.
Anderson, Poul to Palmer, Douglas
Anderson, Poul to Palmer, Douglas
Discusses the reading he attended and why Palmer had not received a reply to Palmer's letter to Peter Beagle.
Anderson, Poul to Palmer, Douglas
Anderson, Poul to Palmer, Douglas
(Born 1921; "An-Ghah")
With envelope postmarked Jun. 8, 1935. "Received manuscript for
Anger, William F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Anger, William F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Jul 7, 1935. Plans to visit Clark Ashton Smith on July 12th. Also provides description of the San Francisco area.
Anger, William F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Anger, William F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Form letter advertising the book "The Memoirs of Cardinal Dubois" as translated by Ernest Dowson. On verso of HPL Poetry
Art Studio Press to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Art Studio Press to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This letter is a critique of "The Doom That Came to Sarnath".
Ashley, Lillah A. to Transatlantic Circulator
Ashley, Lillah A. to Transatlantic Circulator
Edkins wrote Howard Lovecraft a letter dated 1936 Mar 24 with which he enclosed this letter from Ralph Babcock as proof of the high quality of the journal
Babcock, Ralph to Edkins, Ernest A.
Babcock, Ralph to Edkins, Ernest A.
(Born 1905; President, United Amateur Press Association; Editor of
Incomplete, last page (3) only. Written before March 1, 1927. Apparently written before 1925 UAPA election. Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 2 only. Written before January 1927. Mentions 1926 UAPA elections. Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Original on verso of Lovecraft's typed letter to James F. Morton (1926 Jun 9), 5. Photocopy in Box 1.
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Original on verso of Lovecraft's typed letter to James F. Morton (1926 Jun 9), 2. Photocopy in Box 1.
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Original on recto of HPL Fiction:
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Postcard of Trinity Church, Newport, R.I. Both Bacon and HPL wrote notes on this postcard to Spink. Bacon mentions being shown Providence and Newport by HPL and his "congratulations on your election." HPL sends congratulations as well. Card filed with HPL correspondence. Mailed from St. Louis, MO after Bacon returned home.
Bacon, Victor E. to Spink, Helm
Bacon, Victor E. to Spink, Helm
Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Dated "Wednesday the 13th" only. Written before January 1927. Mentions the "World Series" and "opening of the racing season at Fairmont Park." Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Original on verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Original on verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bacon, Victor E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(Born 1903)
Asks for a copy of
Bailey, James O. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bailey, James O. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1886-?; Editor of
Baird read
Baird, Edwin to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Baird, Edwin to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1862-1959; Lawyer, Executor of HPL's estate)
Baker has requested return of HPL's manuscripts from R.H. Barlow. Wandrei also sent this letter to August W. Derleth and Clark Ashton Smith. Added at the foot is an autograph note in pencil from Derleth to Smith.
Baker, Albert A. to Wandrei, Donald
Baker, Albert A. to Wandrei, Donald
Carbon copy signed. Requests that Robert H. Barlow return HPL's manuscripts, copies of
Baker, Albert A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Baker, Albert A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Encloses copy of 2-page letter from R.H. Barlow (1938 Oct 12) and a copy of the agreement between Barlow and Annie E.P. Gamwell, made March 26, 1937. Wandrei also sent this copy to August W. Derleth and Clark Ashton Smith.
Baker, Albert A. to Wandrei, Donald
Baker, Albert A. to Wandrei, Donald
Carbon copy signed. Notes that Robert H. Barlow will cooperate with August W. Derleth and Donald Wandrei in proposed publication of HPL's manuscripts. Copies furnished to Derleth and Clark Ashton Smith.
Baker, Albert A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Baker, Albert A. to Barlow, Robert H.
This is a photocopy of the article in
H.P. Lovecraft: A Biographical Sketch
H.P. Lovecraft: A Biographical Sketch
On same page as HPL's "The Volunteer". Printed in the April 1918 issue of
The Countryside
The Countryside
Printed in
Love
Love
(1918-1951; "Ar Ech Bei"; Editor of
Written from Stetson University. "My contract with Stetson terminates today ... will have a Fellowship at the U. of Texas for this summer."
Barlow, Robert H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Barlow, Robert H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written before December 19, 1932. Wants to see "your latest story
Barlow, Robert H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Barlow, Robert H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Barlow, Robert H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Barlow, Robert H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written before February 22, 1933. Robert H. Barlow has just moved from Washington to De Land, FL, and he mentions the recent death of Henry S. Whitehead (Nov. 1932). Robert H. Barlow would "like to borrow
Barlow, Robert H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Barlow, Robert H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Robert H. Barlow working on
Barlow, Robert H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Barlow, Robert H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Dated "August 20-something. Wed." only. Sending HPL typed copies of
Barlow, Robert H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Barlow, Robert H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Postcard from HPL to Donald Wandrei of "A beautifil Southern sunset scens". Also includes a short typed note from Robert H. Barlow. Photocopy in Box 1.
Barlow, Robert H. to Wandrei, Donald
Barlow, Robert H. to Wandrei, Donald
Enclosed in HPL's autograph letter to Wandrei on this date. Barlow asks Wandrei to send him any drafts that he might discard as Barlow would be pleased to have them.
Barlow, Robert H. to Wandrei, Donald
Barlow, Robert H. to Wandrei, Donald
Enclosed with Lovecraft's autograph letter to Wandrei on this date.
Barlow, Robert H. to Wandrei, Donald
Barlow, Robert H. to Wandrei, Donald
Two postcards dated June 16, 1935, to Price from Barlow. A52994 [42] (1) has caption "The sky so blue is calling you, come to Florida". A52994 [42] (2) had caption "In lakes and rivers crystal clear the rippling murmers you can hear, come to Florida".
Barlow, Robert H. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Barlow, Robert H. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Enclosed with Lovecraft's autograph letter to Hyman Bradofsky dated 1935 Jun 25.
Barlow, Robert H. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Barlow, Robert H. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Seeks addresses of persons to whom he should send
Barlow, Robert H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Barlow, Robert H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Copy of agreement between Annie E.P. Gamwell and Robert H. Barlow relating to HPL's estate. This was included with a letter from Baker, Albert A. to Wandrei, Donald dated 1937 October 17.
Barlow, Robert H. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Barlow, Robert H. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Miss Spicer worked in the John Hay Library. Written after HPL's death. "I beseech & implore you to keep the various correspondences -- except for R. E. Howard -- under your hat and out of the catalogue."
Barlow, Robert H. to Spicer, Elizabeth
Barlow, Robert H. to Spicer, Elizabeth
Mr. Damon was Curator of the Harris Collection in the John Hay Library. Requests return of Robert E. Howard's letters to HPL.
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Barlow is sorry to hear Prof. Damon has been ill. Asks Damon to send the box of Robert E. Howard letters, which he wants to place in a memorial collection founded by his father. Barlow will also send Damon "a good many Lovecraft manuscripts and papers as soon as I can get them copies for printing".
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Barlow asks Prof. Damon to ship Robert E. Howard letters at once.
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Sending a reel of microfilm that contains a copy of Lovecraft's story
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Asks if Cole is going to do anything with the Munter (?) ms in his possession. Written from a hospital in the City of Mexico.
Barlow, Robert H. to Cole, Edward H.
Barlow, Robert H. to Cole, Edward H.
Barlow hopes Damon received the Lovecraft papers and microfilm he sent at the end of July.
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Copy of Barlow's letter to Baker. Discusses his actions as HPL's "Literary Executive". This copy of the letter is enclosed in Baker, Albert A. letter to Wandrei, Donald, October 17, 1938.
Barlow, Robert H. to Baker, Albert A.
Barlow, Robert H. to Baker, Albert A.
Barlow asks Cole if he is intending to do anything with "As if they played at a game" or the other Munter (?) ms in his possession.
Barlow, Robert H. to Cole, Edward H.
Barlow, Robert H. to Cole, Edward H.
Barlow asks Damon about Barlow's placing certain groups of private letters in Damon's open files.
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
All manuscripts deposited by Robert H. Barlow at the John Hay Library become that institution's property at his death.
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Barlow encloses a letter from the N.Y. Public Library and askd Damon about sending 2 mss. tn the papers deposited with him.
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Thanks Damon for the prompt disinterment of the mss.
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Will donate HPL's file of
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Extract from letter by Robert Barlow to S. Foster Damon dated 1941 Dec 31.
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Two boxes of
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Copy with typed note.
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Copy.
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Will send two more issues of
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Sending more HPL material and some Edith Miniter manuscripts. Carbon copy. A Chandler Hand Press would cost about $700.00.
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Additional copies of
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Barlow, Robert H. to Damon, S. Foster
Mrs. Hathaway worked in the John Hay Library, Special Collections. Final copies of
Barlow, Robert H. to Hathaway, Christine D.
Barlow, Robert H. to Hathaway, Christine D.
Barlow asks Hathaway if the John Hay Library has works by his great-grandfather, Warren Sumner Barlow (1820-1889).
Barlow, Robert H. to Hathaway, Christine D.
Barlow, Robert H. to Hathaway, Christine D.
Sending issues to complete
Barlow, Robert H. to Hathaway, Christine D.
Barlow, Robert H. to Hathaway, Christine D.
With enclosure. Offers to exchange Robert H. Barlow's collection of works by HPL and his friends for a press to be used for printing copies of
Barlow, Robert H. to Hathaway, Christine D.
Barlow, Robert H. to Hathaway, Christine D.
Pencil draft for a play. Folder includes a photocopy.
An Allegory for Marionettes
An Allegory for Marionettes
Altamira
Altamira
The title continues: "(MS. Found in a Time Machine)." This story was a collaboration between HPL and Robert H. Barlow during the summer of 1934 (see HPL to Robert H. Barlow, 1934 Jun 29). With extensive manuscript revisions by HPL and a note in Barlow's hand: "About May 20, 1934. 2nd draft, typed by L." First published in
The Battle That Ended the Century
The Battle That Ended the Century
The title continues: "(MS. Found in a Time Machine)." This story was a collaboration between HPL and Robert H. Barlow during the summer of 1934 (see HPL to Robert H. Barlow, 1934 Jun 29). This mimeographed copy, on two legal size sheets, contains some minor manuscript corrections by Barlow. First published in
The Battle That Ended the Century
The Battle That Ended the Century
This story was a collaboration between HPL and Robert H. Barlow during the summer of 1934 (see HPL to Robert H. Barlow, 1934 Jun 29). The annotated original typed draft and other copies of this title are listed under Robert H. Barlow. This mimeographed copy, on two legal size sheets, includes envelope addressed to F. Lee Baldwin 1934. This is F. Lee Baldwin's copy. It was received in an undated envelope sent from Washington, D.C. in 1934, but the day stamp is missing from the postmark. First published in
The Battle That Ended the Century
The Battle That Ended the Century
Incomplete, first 2 pages only.
Chapter Fourteen: A Conversation in the Forest
Chapter Fourteen: A Conversation in the Forest
With manuscript corrections and note: "The only copy - never completed". Folder includes a photocopy.
The Deplorable Voyage
The Deplorable Voyage
With manuscript notes on verso.
List of stories
List of stories
This is the first draft for
The Literary Battle of the Century (Magazine)
The Literary Battle of the Century (Magazine)
Barlow identifies this manuscript as a "joint parody" with HPL. It consists of 12 pages in Barlow's hand followed by 3 pages of comments by HPL. An article by this title, credited to Lt. Col. E. D. Barlow (Barlow's father), was published in
National Defense
National Defense
With manuscript corrections. Folder includes photocopy.
The Papyrus of Nyayrathotep
The Papyrus of Nyayrathotep
With extensive manuscript revisions by HPL. This copy bears Barlow's note: "Second draft, with Lovecraft's corrections - final draft." It is dated by him as "Dec. 8-9-10 '34." First published in
Till A' the Seas
Till A' the Seas
Typed untitled poem, first line begins "The crucibles of war; and pomp and might..."
Untitled poem "The crucibles of war..."
Untitled poem "The crucibles of war..."
Typed untitled poem, first line begins "Like figures scattered on noiseless clock...". Written in pencil at top of page: "Discovered among HP's papers".
Untitled poem "Like figures..."
Untitled poem "Like figures..."
Typed untitled poem, first line begins "Most poetry concludes, with glommy sighs.... Two drawings in pencil on back of page, wih initials FBL.
Untitled poem "Most poetry concludes..."
Untitled poem "Most poetry concludes..."
Written in pencil on a manila folder. First line: "That night the birds had ceased their painful cries."
Untitled Poems
Untitled Poems
Only three lines of prose. First line: "Now the land was wide and great and filled with wondrous things."
Untitled prose fragment
Untitled prose fragment
A black and white photograph of a drawing by Robert H. Barlow. Titled and dated on the verso: "July, 1934."
Dead Man's Tree
Dead Man's Tree
Instructions for making developer fluid and an antidote to Metol poisoning, attributed to Barlow. A photocopy is included.
Developer for underexposed negatives
Developer for underexposed negatives
Rough drawing of a female figure standing beneath a tree. Drawn on a file folder labeled "Harris, Clare Winger, Autograph Signatore".
Drawing of a female figure standing beneath a tree
Drawing of a female figure standing beneath a tree
This is a black and white photograph of a drawing by Robert H. Barlow. Dated on the verso: "July 30, 1934."
On Cykranosh
On Cykranosh
Article by Clare Mooser from
A Study of Robert Barlow: The T. E. Lawrence of Mexico
A Study of Robert Barlow: The T. E. Lawrence of Mexico
Scrap of paper on which is listed a table of contents for an unknown publication. Handwriting in black ink appears to be that of Robert H. Barlow. The headings are "Leaves III" and "Leaves IV", and the list of contents include stories and poetry by Donald Wandrei, Frank L. Belknap, Henry Whitehead, HPL, Winifred Jackson, Catherine L. Moore, Robert E. Howard, and Clark Ashton Smith.
Table of contents note
Table of contents note
A drawing derived from
The Tree on the Hill
The Tree on the Hill
Photograph of Walt Whitman by Frank Pearsall. Autograph note by Barlow on verso "I do not believe that this has been published". Also autograph note by Annie E.P. Gamwell (?) "Merry Xmas", with initials AF(?) G.
Walt Whitman
Walt Whitman
With envelope postmarked Jun. 19, 1935.
Bautz, W. G. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bautz, W. G. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Lovecraft family crest (uncolored). Copyrighted 1975 by Henry L. P. Beckwith, Jr.
Lovecraft of Devon, New York State and Rhode Island
Lovecraft of Devon, New York State and Rhode Island
Lovecraft family crest (colored in green, yellow, and red). Copyrighted 1975 by Henry L. P. Beckwith, Jr.
Lovecraft of Devon, New York State and Rhode Island
Lovecraft of Devon, New York State and Rhode Island
Map of Lovecraft sites in Providence. Copyrighted 1975 by Henry L. P. Beckwith, Jr and David Ireland.
Lovecraft's Providence
Lovecraft's Providence
Signature on letter is "Bellows" on this letter but assigned to Long based upon content. Undated, addressed to "Dear Howard" only. "I should have thanked you sooner for the Proustian splendor." (HPL gave FBL a volume of Proust for Christmas in 1928 (see
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Printed in
Epilogue
Epilogue
(Born 1908)
John "Jack" Birss writes to give Beck a list "
Birss, John H. to Beck, Irving A.
Birss, John H. to Beck, Irving A.
(1897-1968; Revision client:
Bound in HPL Fiction:
Bishop, Zealia Brown (Reed) to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bishop, Zealia Brown (Reed) to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sending him manuscript copies of
Bishop, Zealia Brown (Reed) to Barlow, Robert H.
Bishop, Zealia Brown (Reed) to Barlow, Robert H.
Ghost-written for Zealia Brown Reed Bishop by Lovecraft. This copy bears a note in R. H. Barlow's hand: "Pencil additions & deletions by Derleth, 1937." First appeared in
Medusa's Coil, by Zealia Brown (Reed)
Medusa's Coil, by Zealia Brown (Reed)
(1917-1994; "Bho Blok"; "Ludvig Prinn"; Author of
Undated, with envelope addressed to Lurah-Keraph and postmarked at Milwaukee, WI, Jun. 9, 1935.
Bloch, Robert to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bloch, Robert to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Undated, with envelope postmarked at Milwaukee, WI, Jul. 31, 1935.
Bloch, Robert to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bloch, Robert to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sending HPL poems for the "Laurate Contest." Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Blood, Blanche to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Blood, Blanche to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Published in
My Friend
My Friend
Finding out about Lovecraft seems to have become a regular assignment to myself. Mentions that Miss Ella Sweeney, former Associate Superintendent of Schools, "knew him as a little shaver. She spent summers where he and his mother did in Dudley, Mass."
Blosser, Myra to Scott, Winfield Townley
Blosser, Myra to Scott, Winfield Townley
Edkins wrote Howard Lovecraft a letter dated 1936 Mar 24 with which he enclosed this letter from Jack Bond as proof of the high quality of the journal
Bond, Jack to Edkins, Ernest A.
Bond, Jack to Edkins, Ernest A.
A short typed note signed with the initials "M.B." about Lovecraft's childhood. Attributed to Marian Bonner.
Another note on Lovecraft
Another note on Lovecraft
(Born 1917; Editor of
With envelope postmarked Jul. 15, 1935. Has written to Maurice W. "Moe for permission to use all or part of this book,
Bradley, Chester P. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bradley, Chester P. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(Born 1906; President, National Amateur Press Association and Editor of
With comments [in dialect] by Lovecraft on recto. Discusses NAPA politics and his forthcoming candidacy for the presidency. Original on verso of autograph letter signed from HPL to Edward H. Cole, 1935 May 20.
Bradofsky, Hyman to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bradofsky, Hyman to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Jun. 13, 1935. Wants HPL to support his candidacy for President of the NAPA.
Bradofsky, Hyman to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bradofsky, Hyman to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Jun. 19, 1935. Has accepted Barlow's story for publication. Complains about personal attacks by Vincent B. Haggerty.
Bradofsky, Hyman to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bradofsky, Hyman to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Jun. 24, 1935. "Will be delighted for a story from the late Mrs. Miniter. I assume of course that it has never been published before and not copywrited[!]." Goes on to complain about the "dirty politics" of the NAPA election.
Bradofsky, Hyman to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bradofsky, Hyman to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Jul. 11, 1935. Bradofsky reports his election as President of the National Amateur Press Association, and congratulates HPL on his own election as Executive Judge of the NAPA.
Bradofsky, Hyman to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bradofsky, Hyman to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Jul. 27, 1935. Asks HPL to help Truman J. Spencer with organizing the Bureau of Critics.
Bradofsky, Hyman to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bradofsky, Hyman to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Photocopy only, no original. Has received word of HPL's death from C. W. Smith. Requests all unpublished writings of HPL be forwarded to him for possible publication in
Bradofsky, Hyman to Cole, Edward H.
Bradofsky, Hyman to Cole, Edward H.
Memorial poem with minor manuscript corrections. First published in
Lines to H. P. Lovecraft
Lines to H. P. Lovecraft
Briggs, Lloyd G. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Briggs, Lloyd G. to Scott, Winfield Townley
(Born 1909)
HPL is quite ill, but "he is still at 66 College, and has not been removed to the hospital." HPL's last illness
Brobst, Harry K. to Barlow, Robert H.
Brobst, Harry K. to Barlow, Robert H.
HPL "has been removed to the Jane Brown Hospital several days ago as his condition is steadily sinking." HPL's last illness.
Brobst, Harry K. to Barlow, Robert H.
Brobst, Harry K. to Barlow, Robert H.
(Member of "The Transatlantic Circulator")
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This letter is a critique of "The Shite Ship".
Brown, A. Harold to Transatlantic Circulator
Brown, A. Harold to Transatlantic Circulator
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This letter is a critique of "Dagon".
Brown, A. Harold to Transatlantic Circulator
Brown, A. Harold to Transatlantic Circulator
Original on verso of HPL Poetry:
Brown, A. Harold to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Brown, A. Harold to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This letter is a general critique of Lovecraft's work.
Brown, A. Harold to Transatlantic Circulator
Brown, A. Harold to Transatlantic Circulator
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This letter is a critique of "The Nameless City". It includes a handwritten note by Lovecraft.
Brown, A. Harold to Transatlantic Circulator
Brown, A. Harold to Transatlantic Circulator
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This letter is a critique of "The Doom That Came to Sarnath".
Brown, A. Harold to Transatlantic Circulator
Brown, A. Harold to Transatlantic Circulator
Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Brown, A. Harold to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Brown, A. Harold to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Brown, A. Harold to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Brown, A. Harold to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1849-1927)
Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Brown, Mrs. K. Leyson to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Brown, Mrs. K. Leyson to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Brown, Mrs. K. Leyson to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Brown, Mrs. K. Leyson to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Requests Scott speak to the Basement Studio Group on HPL.
Brown, William Alden to Scott, Winfield Townley
Brown, William Alden to Scott, Winfield Townley
Brown, William Alden to Scott, Winfield Townley
Brown, William Alden to Scott, Winfield Townley
Carbon copy. Thanks Mrs. Gamwell for the books given "in memory of your nephew" - Howard P. Lovecraft.
Brown University Library, Spicer, E.C. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Brown University Library, Spicer, E.C. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Carbon copy. Thanks for gift of sheet music and "We are keeping absolutely mum about the manuscripts."
Brown University Library, Damon, S. Foster to Barlow, Robert H.
Brown University Library, Damon, S. Foster to Barlow, Robert H.
Carbon copy. Agrees to Barlow's directions "about not cataloging certain manuscripts."
Brown University Library, Damon, S. Foster to Barlow, Robert H.
Brown University Library, Damon, S. Foster to Barlow, Robert H.
Carbon copy. Package from Barlow arrived safely.
Brown University Library, Damon, S. Foster to Barlow, Robert H.
Brown University Library, Damon, S. Foster to Barlow, Robert H.
Carbon copy. Sending some HPL items to Barlow as requested.
Brown University Library, Hathaway, C. to Barlow, Robert H.
Brown University Library, Hathaway, C. to Barlow, Robert H.
Carbon copy. Following Barlow's directions to segregate certain manuscripts.
Brown University Library, Damon, S. Foster to Barlow, Robert H.
Brown University Library, Damon, S. Foster to Barlow, Robert H.
Carbon copy. Segregated HPL manuscripts will be marked "R. H. Barlow Manuscripts. Deposited by Mr. Barlow and to be used by him only."
Brown University Library, Hathaway, C. to Barlow, Robert H.
Brown University Library, Hathaway, C. to Barlow, Robert H.
Carbon copy. Thanks for gift of broadsides.
Brown University Library, Damon, S. Foster to Barlow, Robert H.
Brown University Library, Damon, S. Foster to Barlow, Robert H.
Carbon copy. Will pay shipping costs for HPL's file of
Brown University Library, Damon, S. Foster to Barlow, Robert H.
Brown University Library, Damon, S. Foster to Barlow, Robert H.
Has not yet microfilmed
John Carter Brown Library, Wroth, Lawrence C. to Damon, S. Foster
John Carter Brown Library, Wroth, Lawrence C. to Damon, S. Foster
Carbon copy. One carton of
Brown University Library, Van Hoesen, H. B. to Barlow, Robert H.
Brown University Library, Van Hoesen, H. B. to Barlow, Robert H.
Carbon copy. Thanks for deposit of Edith Miniter manuscript and copies of
Brown University Library, Hathaway, Christine D. to Barlow, Robert H.
Brown University Library, Hathaway, Christine D. to Barlow, Robert H.
Carbon copy. The Library has purchased some HPL material from Dana's Old Corner Bookshop.
Brown University Library, Hathaway, Christine D. to Barlow, Robert H.
Brown University Library, Hathaway, Christine D. to Barlow, Robert H.
Carbon copy. Winfield T. Scott has become interested in HPL.
Brown University Library, Van Hoesen, H. B. to Barlow, Robert H.
Brown University Library, Van Hoesen, H. B. to Barlow, Robert H.
Carbon copy. The Library approves his application to examine the Lovecraft Papers.
Brown University Library, Van Hoesen, H. B. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Brown University Library, Van Hoesen, H. B. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Carbon copy. Thanks for additional copies of
Brown University Library, Hathaway, Christine D. to Barlow, Robert H.
Brown University Library, Hathaway, Christine D. to Barlow, Robert H.
Carbon copy. Thanks for still more copies of
Brown University Library, Hathaway, Christine D. to Barlow, Robert H.
Brown University Library, Hathaway, Christine D. to Barlow, Robert H.
Carbon copy. Sends information on Warren Sumner Barlow (Robert H. Barlow's grandfather).
Brown University Library, Hathaway, Christine D. to Barlow, Robert H.
Brown University Library, Hathaway, Christine D. to Barlow, Robert H.
Carbon copy. Thanks for more copies of
Brown University Library, Hathaway, Christine D. to Barlow, Robert H.
Brown University Library, Hathaway, Christine D. to Barlow, Robert H.
Carbon copy. Requests Purchasing Department get information on a Chandler & Price printing press.
Brown University Library, Van Hoesen, H. B. to Martineau, F. G.
Brown University Library, Van Hoesen, H. B. to Martineau, F. G.
Carbon copy. A Chandler Hand Press would cost about $700.00.
Brown University Library, Van Hoesen, H. B. to Barlow, Robert H.
Brown University Library, Van Hoesen, H. B. to Barlow, Robert H.
Carbon copy. Acknowledges gift of HPL manuscript.
Brown University Library, Staff to Rimel, Duane W.
Brown University Library, Staff to Rimel, Duane W.
Responds to Miss Walter's suggestion that the Friends of the Library sponsor a program on HPL.
Brown University Library, Jonah, David A. to Walter, Dorothy C.
Brown University Library, Jonah, David A. to Walter, Dorothy C.
Carbon copy.
Brown University Library, Brown, Marion E. to Wetzel, George
Brown University Library, Brown, Marion E. to Wetzel, George
Brown University President's Office acknowledges receipt of letter regarding 66 College Street, Providence.
Brown University, Leavell, Anne Francis to Walter, Dorothy C.
Brown University, Leavell, Anne Francis to Walter, Dorothy C.
President Keeney will arrange to have 66 College Street photographed.
Brown University, Keeney, Barnaby C. to Walter, Dorothy C.
Brown University, Keeney, Barnaby C. to Walter, Dorothy C.
Thanks her for letter describing the move of 66 College Street.
Brown University, Curtis, Howard S. to Walter, Dorothy C.
Brown University, Curtis, Howard S. to Walter, Dorothy C.
Can she supply a copy of the HPL item in a Polish newspaper.
Brown University Library, Kacen, Norma to Walter, Dorothy C.
Brown University Library, Kacen, Norma to Walter, Dorothy C.
The Library now has a copy of
Brown University Library, Kacen, Norma to Walter, Dorothy C.
Brown University Library, Kacen, Norma to Walter, Dorothy C.
(Director, Roger Williams Park Museum)
Original on recto of HPL Fiction:
Bryant, William L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bryant, William L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1886-1927; Member of "The Transatlantic Circulator")
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This letter is a critique of "The White Ship".
Bullen, John Ravenor to Transatlantic Circulator
Bullen, John Ravenor to Transatlantic Circulator
Original on verso of HPL Poetry:
Bullen, John Ravenor to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bullen, John Ravenor to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This letter is a critique of "Dagon" and "Old Christmas".
Bullen, John Ravenor to Transatlantic Circulator
Bullen, John Ravenor to Transatlantic Circulator
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This letter is a critique of "The Tree", "Nemesis" and "Psychopompos".
Bullen, John Ravenor to Transatlantic Circulator
Bullen, John Ravenor to Transatlantic Circulator
(1882-1959)
Requests "costs for Mr. Lovecraft's revising of 38 pages of poetry." With cost calculations in HPL's hand. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Bush, David V. to Symphony Literary Service
Bush, David V. to Symphony Literary Service
Incomplete, page 1 only. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Bush, David V. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bush, David V. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Bush, David V. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bush, David V. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Bush, David V. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bush, David V. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Calculations in HPL's hand. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Bush, David V. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bush, David V. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With calculations in HPL's hand. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Bush, David V. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bush, David V. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With calculations in HPL's hand. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Bush, David V. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bush, David V. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Bush, David V. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bush, David V. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With autograph note in HPL's hand. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Bush, David V. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Bush, David V. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1835-1902)
A typed transcription, possibly by Frank Belknap Long, Jr.
A Psalm of Montreal
A Psalm of Montreal
Discusses the death of, and memorial services for, Edith Miniter. With autograph note: "To W. Paul Cook, Esq." in HPL's hand.
Calkins, Mrs. C. H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Calkins, Mrs. C. H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1884-1945)
Campbell, Paul J. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Campbell, Paul J. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 1 only. Contains manuscript notes by HPL. Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Campbell, Paul to Renshaw, Anne Tillery
Campbell, Paul to Renshaw, Anne Tillery
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Campbell, Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Campbell, Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Campbell, Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Campbell, Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With photograph of "My second [oil] well enclosed"
Campbell, Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Campbell, Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Incomplete, pages 1, 3, 4 of 4 pages only. Originals on versos of HPL Juvenilia:
Campbell, Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Campbell, Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of typed transcription of a portion of letter from HPL to Elizabeth Toldridge (1929 Sep 3).
Campbell, Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Campbell, Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Postcard sent from Soviet Union.
Carr, Robert S. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Carr, Robert S. to Price, E. Hoffmann
News releases and advertisements from book publisher The Century Company of New York. One of the pages is dated November 18, 1929 the remainder of incomplete pages from other undated news releases. On verso of HPL Poetry
The Century Company to Lovecraft, Howard P.
The Century Company to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Requests that Chalker send him page proof copy for "The Roots of Horror in the Fiction of H.P. Lovecraft" by Barton St. Armand so that she may prepare the index.
Chalker, Jack L. from Giletti, Dody (Mrs.)
Chalker, Jack L. from Giletti, Dody (Mrs.)
(1869-1946; Editor of
Probably separated from a letter to Ernest A. Edkins (i.e. 1935 Dec 30).
Chapin, Albert to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Chapin, Albert to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Undated, with envelope postmarked Jun. 17, 1935.
Chapin, Albert to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Chapin, Albert to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Marked by Edkins: "Rec'd Nov 20/35"
Chapin, Albert to Edkins, Ernest A.
Chapin, Albert to Edkins, Ernest A.
Chapin, Albert to Edkins, Ernest A.
Chapin, Albert to Edkins, Ernest A.
With photo-clipping of Chapin and a typed copy of his poem
Chapin, Albert to Cole, Edward H.
Chapin, Albert to Cole, Edward H.
Memorial poem "Entered for Poetry Laureateship." This copy from
H. P. L. by Albert Chapin
H. P. L. by Albert Chapin
Two form letters from this book publisher advertising the Van Dine Detective Library and Scribner's Magazine. On verso of HPL Poetry
Charles Scribner's Sons to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Charles Scribner's Sons to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1880-1941; Editor and publisher of
On verso of page 4 of Lovecraft to James F. Morton (1926 Jun 9). "I am mailing you now, [3 copies of] a REPRINT of your
Coates, Walter J. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Coates, Walter J. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Criticism of Lin Carter's article "H. P. Lovecraft - The Gods"
Cockcroft, Thomas G. L. to Derleth, August W.
Cockcroft, Thomas G. L. to Derleth, August W.
Cockcroft, Thomas G. L. to Derleth, August W.
Cockcroft, Thomas G. L. to Derleth, August W.
Cockcroft, Thomas G. L. to Derleth, August W.
Cockcroft, Thomas G. L. to Derleth, August W.
(1892-1966; Editor of
Cole, Edward H. to [Unidentified], James
Cole, Edward H. to [Unidentified], James
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Barlow on this date.
Cole, Edward H. to Barlow, Robert H.
Cole, Edward H. to Barlow, Robert H.
Cole, Edward H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cole, Edward H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cole, Edward H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Cole, Edward H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Cole, Edward H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Cole, Edward H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
(Born 1883; Editor of
Incomplete and torn, page 2 only. The KLEICOMOLO was a round robbin correspondence maintained by Rheinhart KLEIner, Ira A. COle, Maurice W. MOe and LOvecraft. This was Alfred M. Galpin's copy.
Cole, Ira to KLEICOMOLO
Cole, Ira to KLEICOMOLO
Carbon copy. First published in
A Tribute to Lovecraft from the Past
A Tribute to Lovecraft from the Past
(1892-1966)
Coleman, Stuart J. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Coleman, Stuart J. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Letter from William Basil Courtney who worked for Collier's Weekly. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Collier's Weekly to McNeil, Everett
Collier's Weekly to McNeil, Everett
(1862-1938)
Originals on versos of HPL Fiction:
Cone, C. Edward to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cone, C. Edward to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(Born 1900; President, United Amateur Press Association)
Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Conover, Howard R. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Conover, Howard R. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 1 only. Typed on UAPA stationery. A belated "reply to your letter of December 30th" which mentions attending the recent UAPA Convention. This may be from Howard R. Conover. Marked in the upper left-hand corner by HPL: "Please Return." On verso of HPL Poetry:
[Conover, Howard R.] to Lovecraft, Howard P.
[Conover, Howard R.] to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(Born 1921; Co-Editor, with Corwin F. Stickney, of
Broadside with text of Conover's article from the
Observations and Otherwise
Observations and Otherwise
(1880-1948; "Willis Tete Crossman"; Editor of
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, last page only. Written before February 28, 1921. Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 1 only. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Dated "Memorial Day" only. Written before November 9, 1926. On versos of HPL Fiction:
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook enclosed is a 1-page prospectus for Donald Wandrei's
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Cook, W. Paul to Wandrei, Donald
Cook, W. Paul to Wandrei, Donald
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Cook, W. Paul to Wandrei, Donald
Cook, W. Paul to Wandrei, Donald
With autograph note in HPL's hand. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Cook, W. Paul to Wandrei, Donald
Cook, W. Paul to Wandrei, Donald
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Cook, W. Paul to Wandrei, Donald
Cook, W. Paul to Wandrei, Donald
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Cook, W. Paul to Wandrei, Donald
Cook, W. Paul to Wandrei, Donald
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Shea on this date.
Cook, W. Paul to Shea, J. Vernon
Cook, W. Paul to Shea, J. Vernon
Note from Cook included on Lovecraft's postcard to Cole on this date.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Cook, W. Paul to Wandrei, Donald
Cook, W. Paul to Wandrei, Donald
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Cook, W. Paul to Wandrei, Donald
Cook, W. Paul to Wandrei, Donald
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Cook, W. Paul to Wandrei, Donald
Cook, W. Paul to Wandrei, Donald
Autograph note signed as "Culinarius" included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Cook, W. Paul to Wandrei, Donald
Cook, W. Paul to Wandrei, Donald
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Barlow on this date.
Cook, W. Paul to Barlow, Robert H.
Cook, W. Paul to Barlow, Robert H.
Also includes autograph note signed from W. Paul Cook. Picture postcard of "Bunker Hill Monument, Charlestown, Boston, Mass".
Cook, W. Paul to Price, E. Hoffmann
Cook, W. Paul to Price, E. Hoffmann
A note from Cook included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Cook, W. Paul to Wandrei, Donald
Cook, W. Paul to Wandrei, Donald
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Note about Edith Miniter with envelope postmarked Oct. 1, 1934.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Feb. 7, 1935. With lists of "Vermont family names" and clipping about S.S. Van Dine enclosed.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With autograph letter signed by HPL to Edward H. Cole (1935 Feb 11) on verso.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With autograph note signed from HPL to E. H. Cole writen below.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With manuscript comments by HPL.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Jul. 29, 1935.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With autograph note signed from HPL to Edward H. Cole (1935 [Sep 25]) written below. Clipping of newspaper article about a boat that burned. Clippings of Cook's poems published, under the pseudonym of "Willis T. Crossman," in the
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With autograph note signed from HPL to E. H. Cole dated 1935 Oct 3 on verso.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Postcard
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Myers, Mrs.
Cook, W. Paul to Myers, Mrs.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Incomplete, last page only.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Cole, Edward H.
Cook, W. Paul to Scott, Winfield Townley
Cook, W. Paul to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope. Clipping from
Cook, W. Paul to Walter, Dorothy C.
Cook, W. Paul to Walter, Dorothy C.
Cook, W. Paul to Scott, Winfield Townley
Cook, W. Paul to Scott, Winfield Townley
Abstinence
Abstinence
Accidental
Accidental
Bad Company
Bad Company
Cobs
Cobs
Comparison
Comparison
Colder
Colder
Dustless
Dustless
Escape
Escape
Fortunate
Fortunate
Poems begins "At the time of the Millerite delusion..."
Fulfillment
Fulfillment
Same title but entirely different poem. Begins "Zabdiel Morton kept the general store..."
Fulfillment
Fulfillment
Instructed
Instructed
Page 1: A32599 [1764b] (1); Page 2: A32500 [1764a] (2); Page 3: A32500 [1764] (3); Page 4: A32500 [1764] (4)
Interested
Interested
"Recognized" on p.2
The Limit
The Limit
Logic
Logic
Nearly Right
Nearly Right
Out of Order
Out of Order
Praise
Praise
The Prize
The Prize
Realization
Realization
On p.2 of "The Limit."
Recognized
Recognized
Rootless
Rootless
Solvent
Solvent
Stubborn
Stubborn
With note.
Tight
Tight
Unsavory
Unsavory
Useless
Useless
Washed Away
Washed Away
Winning
Winning
Winter - An Epic
Winter - An Epic
Draft of an introduction to the list of books in HPL's library compiled by Mary Spink.
Howard Lovecraft's Library
Howard Lovecraft's Library
Carbon copy. First published by Cook as a separate booklet with the same title (North Montpelier, VT: The Driftwind Press, 1941). An abridged version later appeared as "An Appreciation of H. P. Lovecraft" in
In Memoriam: Howard Phillips Lovecraft
In Memoriam: Howard Phillips Lovecraft
Manuscript list of Lovecraft's books as found on his shelves, prepared by his downstairs neighbor Mary Spink soon after his death and later given to Dorothy C. Walter. Walter enlisted W. Paul Cook in an effort to prepare a printed version. Materials include Spink's penciled manuscript, consisting of loose pages and a bound notebook; a partial typescript; a typed copy of an excerpt of a letter from Walter to Cook dated 14 Jan 1945; Cook's handwritten draft of an introduction with an appended typed note by Walter; a letter on behalf of Spink to David Jonah dated 21 July 1958 regarding donating the materials to the John Hay Library; a photocopy of pp. 11-13 of Joshi, S.T.
List of books in HPL's library
List of books in HPL's library
Letter from Copeland to HPL dated 1935 Jul 11, with accompanying envelope and one page from a manuscript titled
Copeland, Charles F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Copeland, Charles F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Envelope addressed to H.P. Lovecraft from "The Headlight" in Holderge, Nebraska
Envelope addressed to H.P. Lovecraft from "The Headlight" in Holderge, Nebraska
Two copies
Observations on Falling by Charles Finney Copeland
Observations on Falling by Charles Finney Copeland
Two copies
O, Give My Soul the Wings of Thought by C.F. Copeland
O, Give My Soul the Wings of Thought by C.F. Copeland
One of the two copies has written in pencil above the title: "All this type-written matter should be printed fully as neatly as this would be, with de luxe cover."
The Ordinary, the Sub-Ordinary and the Extra-Ordinary by Charles Finney Copeland
The Ordinary, the Sub-Ordinary and the Extra-Ordinary by Charles Finney Copeland
(1911-1984; Editor of
With envelope postmarked Jul. 8, 1935. "The fifth issue of
Crawford, William L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Crawford, William L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Aug. 3, 1935. Planning to work on "the 'Innsmouth' yarn" soon.
Crawford, William L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Crawford, William L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
This letter was written after Crawford's letter to HPL dated 1935 Aug 3 (A56363 [23]). Discusses plans for binding and selling of
Crawford, William L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Crawford, William L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With a draft of
Crawford, William L. to Derleth, August W.
Crawford, William L. to Derleth, August W.
With a corrected copy of
Crawford, William L. to Derleth, August W.
Crawford, William L. to Derleth, August W.
Enclosed with Crawford's letter to Derleth 1959 Jan 25?
Lovecraft's First Book
Lovecraft's First Book
Typed draft with manuscript corrections. Enclosed with Crawford's postcard of 1959 Feb? Page 1 is numbered A55361 [55] (2). Page 2 is numbered A55361 [56].
Lovecraft's First Book
Lovecraft's First Book
With manuscript corrections. Enclosed in letter from William Crawford to August Derleth dated 1959 Feb (A55361 [55]). First published in
Lovecraft's First Book
Lovecraft's First Book
Advertisement for subscriptions to
Unusual Stories announcement
Unusual Stories announcement
Autograph note by HPL states that this poem was heavily revised by HPL. On same page as "To Phillis" by HPL, "The Day Before Christmas" by Paul Trueblood, "Love" by John Osman Baldwin, and "To Miriam" by Rheinhart Kleiner. Includes autograph notes by HPL about each poem.
Scorned
Scorned
(1879-1962; President, The Writer's Club)
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Daas, Edward F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Daas, Edward F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Poetry:
Daas, Edward F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Daas, Edward F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Daas, Edward F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Daas, Edward F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Dated "Sunday" only. Written before May 7, 1930. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Daas, Edward F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Daas, Edward F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Dated "Friday" only. Written before May 7, 1930. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Daas, Edward F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Daas, Edward F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Daas, Edward F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Daas, Edward F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Daas, Edward F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Daas, Edward F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Davis, Cecil H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Cecil H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
(1908-1949)
Included on Lovecraft's postcard sent to Clark on this date.
Davis, Edgar J. to Clark, Lillian D.
Davis, Edgar J. to Clark, Lillian D.
(1883-1972; Editor of
Discusses
Davis, Sonia H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Davis, Sonia H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard sent to Clark on this date.
Davis, Sonia H. to Clark, Lillian D.
Davis, Sonia H. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of Papyrus Capital at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Greene's signtaure included on Lovecraft's postcard sent to Clark on this date.
Davis, Sonia H. to Clark, Lillian D.
Davis, Sonia H. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of Van Cortlandt House. Greene's signtaure included on Lovecraft's postcard sent to Clark on this date.
Davis, Sonia H. to Clark, Lillian D.
Davis, Sonia H. to Clark, Lillian D.
A mimeographed letter to the membership.
Davis, Sonia H. to Members of the United Amateur Press Association
Davis, Sonia H. to Members of the United Amateur Press Association
Included on Lovecraft's postcard sent to Clark on this date.
Davis, Sonia H. to Clark, Lillian D.
Davis, Sonia H. to Clark, Lillian D.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard sent to Clark on this date.
Davis, Sonia H. to Clark, Lillian D.
Davis, Sonia H. to Clark, Lillian D.
Sonia writing to invite Gamwell to visit them. HPL added 3 more pages to this letter.
Davis, Sonia H. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Davis, Sonia H. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard sent to Clark on this date.
Davis, Sonia H. to Clark, Lillian D.
Davis, Sonia H. to Clark, Lillian D.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard sent to Clark on this date.
Davis, Sonia H. to Clark, Lillian D.
Davis, Sonia H. to Clark, Lillian D.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard sent to Clark on this date. Signs as "SHL" (Sonia Haft Lovecraft). Sonia will be staying in Somerville and returning to NY in a week. HPL plans to go on to Philadelphia.
Davis, Sonia H. to Clark, Lillian D.
Davis, Sonia H. to Clark, Lillian D.
Davis, Sonia H. to Derleth, August W.
Davis, Sonia H. to Derleth, August W.
With envelope.
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope. Discusses anti-Semitism and divorce from HPL: "I did not leave him on account of non-providence, but chiefly on account of his harping hatred of J--s."
Davis, Sonia H. to Loveman, Samuel
Davis, Sonia H. to Loveman, Samuel
With envelope.
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope.
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope.
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope.
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope.
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope.
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
A telegram. "Please do not release my HP story neither to Abramson nor Derleth. Letter follows."
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope.
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope.
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope.
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Page 1 in separate cover along with envelope. Page 1 is undated.
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope.
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope.
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope.
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope.
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Davis, Sonia H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With minor manuscript corrections. This manuscript consists of a
Alcestis
Alcestis
This is the original newspaper article published in
Howard Phlllips Lovecraft as His Wife Remembers Him
Howard Phlllips Lovecraft as His Wife Remembers Him
Photocopy of the original newspaper article published in
Howard Phlllips Lovecraft as His Wife Remembers Him
Howard Phlllips Lovecraft as His Wife Remembers Him
Carbon copy with minor manuscript corrections. This manuscript allegedly incorporates sections of a letter that Sonia received from HPL. The passages attributed to HPL are so marked. It was submitted to August Derleth for publication by Arkham House but Derleth refused to publish it (see August W. Derleth to Sonia Haft Davis, 1966 Dec 31 (A56760)).
The Psychic Phenomenon of Love
The Psychic Phenomenon of Love
Photocopy only, location of original is unknown. This manuscript contains 3 pages lacking in the version with this same title A56761. It concludes with a note by Sonia: "It was Lovecraft's part of this letter that I believe made me fall in love with him; but he did not carry out his own dictum; time and place, and reversion of some of his thoughts and expressions did not bode for happiness."
The Psychic Phenomenon of Love
The Psychic Phenomenon of Love
With minor manuscript corrections. Sonia remembers that the only music HPL "liked except the ancient was when I turned on the record
RE H. P. L.
RE H. P. L.
(Born 1907; Author of
Carbon copy only.
de Camp, L. Sprague to Smith, Clark Ashton
de Camp, L. Sprague to Smith, Clark Ashton
Carbon copy only.
de Camp, L. Sprague to Smith, Clark Ashton
de Camp, L. Sprague to Smith, Clark Ashton
Carbon copy only.
de Camp, L. Sprague to Smith, Clark Ashton
de Camp, L. Sprague to Smith, Clark Ashton
Carbon copy only.
de Camp, L. Sprague to Smith, Clark Ashton
de Camp, L. Sprague to Smith, Clark Ashton
Carbon copy only.
de Camp, L. Sprague to Smith, Clark Ashton
de Camp, L. Sprague to Smith, Clark Ashton
(1873-1945)
de Casseres, Benjamin to Smith, Clark Ashton
de Casseres, Benjamin to Smith, Clark Ashton
(1859-1959; Gustav Adolph Danziger; Revision client:
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With HPL's manuscript notations of his revision prices.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With HPL's manuscript comments.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
A brief note dropped off at 66 College Street when de Castro first arrived in Providence.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Adddresed to "Fellow Sonneteers" only. This note is written below the typed texts of the three EDGAR ALLAN POE acrostics composed by HPL, Barlow and de Castro. With some manuscript corrections by HPL.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
De Castro, Adolphe Danziger to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included with letter from de Castro to Lovecraft dated 1936 Aug 12.
Three Acrostic Sonnets
Three Acrostic Sonnets
Bierce and I
Bierce and I
Bob Davis Recalls
Bob Davis Recalls
Clipping from the [New York]
The Monk and the Hangman's Daughter
The Monk and the Hangman's Daughter
de Castro, Mrs. Adolphe to Lovecraft, Howard P.
de Castro, Mrs. Adolphe to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Dennis, Harriet C. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Dennis, Harriet C. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(Co-founder, with Donald Wandrei, of Arkham House Publishers, 1909-1971)
First letter to HPL. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso HPL Fiction:
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written before March 1, 1927. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included in HPL Non-Fiction:
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included in HPL Non-Fiction:
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Mentions the forthcoming October issue of "W. T." (Weird Tales). On versos of HPL Juvenilia:
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Non-Fiction:
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Non-Fiction:
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 1 only. On verso of HPL Juvenilia:
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written before December 19, 1932. Original on verso of
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Mentions first English publication of Lady Asquith's
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
This is Derleth's response to HPL letter dated 1931 Nov 6 in which Derleth continues their discussion about the story "A Rose for Emily" by William Faulkner. Derleth mentions "The Haunted Chair" in the new
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 1 only. On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Mentions "The Vengence of Ixmal" in the "March W. T." On versos of HPL Juvenilia:
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 1 only. Mentions story by Clark Ashton Smith called "Seed from the Sepulchre." Original on verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 2 only. Mentions the story "Back Before the Moon" in the March issue of
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Includes envelope postmarked May 3, 1933. Lovecraft used the back of the envelope to compile a list of persons, using both initials and names, who would receive a photograph, (?) person, and/or a picture booklet. The list is titled "Descriptive Notification".
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 1 only.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Discusses revision of the galley proofs for his book
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Derleth, August W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Lovecraft added an autograph note at the top of this letter to Duane Rimel and mailed it to him on 1934 Dec 31. Includes an envelope postmarked 1934 Dec 31 addressed to Rimel.
Derleth, August W. to Barlow, Robert H.
Derleth, August W. to Barlow, Robert H.
Derleth, August W. to Barlow, Robert H.
Derleth, August W. to Barlow, Robert H.
Page 1 of the letter has accession number A32500 [1380]; page 2 has accession number A32500 [1381 (2).
Derleth, August W. to Barlow, Robert H.
Derleth, August W. to Barlow, Robert H.
Photocopy
Derleth, August W. to Pabody, Frederic Jay
Derleth, August W. to Pabody, Frederic Jay
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Cole, Edward H.
Derleth, August W. to Cole, Edward H.
Derleth, August W. to Cole, Edward H.
Derleth, August W. to Cole, Edward H.
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Note on carbon copy of Philip Duschnes' description of a copy of
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Carbon copy.
Derleth, August W. to Davis, Sonia H.
Derleth, August W. to Davis, Sonia H.
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope.
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope.
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope.
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Derleth, August W. to Walter, Dorothy C.
Derleth, August W. to Walter, Dorothy C.
Derleth, August W. to Walter, Dorothy C.
Derleth, August W. to Walter, Dorothy C.
Derleth, August W. to Davis, Sonia H.
Derleth, August W. to Davis, Sonia H.
Written circa 1934. No Lovecraft content.
About Sidewalks and Other Things
About Sidewalks and Other Things
Prospectus from Derleth and Donald Wandrei (1939). Announces publication of
About the Stories of H. P. Lovecraft
About the Stories of H. P. Lovecraft
Catalog for Arkham House Publishers
Books from Arkham House
Books from Arkham House
First published in
Elegy: In Providence the Spring ... for Howard Phillips Lovecraft
Elegy: In Providence the Spring ... for Howard Phillips Lovecraft
Carbon copy of same title A32500 [1378].
Elegy: In Providence the Spring ... for Howard Phillips Lovecraft
Elegy: In Providence the Spring ... for Howard Phillips Lovecraft
No HPL content.
Eternity for Youth
Eternity for Youth
Undated and signed broadside. Title: "Merry Christmas. Happy New Year." "1940?" typed at top of broadside.
Merry Christmas. Happy New Year
Merry Christmas. Happy New Year
Announces new books from Arkham House for Summer 1959 through April 1960.
New Books from Arkham House
New Books from Arkham House
Undated and signed broadside. Title: "Noel, Noel, Noel! Sweet in Air the Joy of Bells."
Noel, Noel, Noel! Sweet in Air the Joy of Bells.
Noel, Noel, Noel! Sweet in Air the Joy of Bells.
Galley proofs. This book was published in 1935.
Place of Hawks
Place of Hawks
Revenants: For Howard Phillips Lovecraft
Revenants: For Howard Phillips Lovecraft
Undated and signed broadside. Title: "The time being winter and the season one of quiet joy."
The time being winter and the season one of quiet joy.
The time being winter and the season one of quiet joy.
First draft of this progress report (1938) on publication of
To all Friends of Howard Phillips Lovecraft ...
To all Friends of Howard Phillips Lovecraft ...
Mimeographed flyer. Progress report (1938) on publication of
To all Friends of Howard Phillips Lovecraft ...
To all Friends of Howard Phillips Lovecraft ...
Mimeographed flyer from Derleth and Donald Wandrei (June 1939). Announces the forthcoming publication of
To all Friends and Fans of the Late Howard Phillips Lovecraft
To all Friends and Fans of the Late Howard Phillips Lovecraft
Undated, clipped from an unidentified magazine.
Photograph of August W. Derleth
Photograph of August W. Derleth
Dated on verso "March 1935"
Photograph of August W. Derleth
Photograph of August W. Derleth
(Rare Books Dealer)
From the company of James F. Drake who sold rare books and autographs. It was a family business. James H. Drake was Treasurer who signed this form letter offering their catalogue. On verso of Lovecraft to James F. Morton, Jr. (1926 Jun 9), 7.
Drake, James H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Drake, James H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On same page as HPL's "The Wood".
The Gypsy Trail
The Gypsy Trail
Edkins wrote Howard Lovecraft a letter dated 1936 Mar 24 with which he enclosed this letter from Robert Dunlap as proof of the high quality of the journal
Dunlap, Robert M. to Edkins, Ernest A.
Dunlap, Robert M. to Edkins, Ernest A.
Addressed to "Dear Tillery" signed "Mary Faye" only." On verso of HPL Poetry:
Durr, Mary Faye to Renshaw, Anne Tillery
Durr, Mary Faye to Renshaw, Anne Tillery
(Rare Books Dealer)
Duschnes, Philip C. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Duschnes, Philip C. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Duschnes, Philip C. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Duschnes, Philip C. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Incomplete. Entry on page 41 (included) describes of a copy of
Rare Book Catalogue No. 78
Rare Book Catalogue No. 78
(1897-1943)
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Dwyer, Bernard A. to Wandrei, Donald
Dwyer, Bernard A. to Wandrei, Donald
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Dwyer, Bernard A. to Wandrei, Donald
Dwyer, Bernard A. to Wandrei, Donald
(1896-1967; Boyhood friend; Collaborations:
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Hoag this date. Also signed by Frank Belknap Long, Jr., Donald Wandrei, and James F. Morton.
Eddy, Clifford M., Jr. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Eddy, Clifford M., Jr. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Story with minor manuscript corrections by HPL.
The Red Cap of the Mara
The Red Cap of the Mara
Manuscript written by Eddy with annotations and corrections by Lovecraft, Lloyd Gammons and an unidentified writer. Also included are a manila envelope labeled "CM Eddy/HPL MSS. An Arbiter of Destinies", an envelope addressed to Mr. Dan Lorraine in Cranston, RI from Chelsea House Publishers, postmarked Oct. 31, 1994; a copy of a page with Egyptian motifs titled "Fantasy Crosswings I", and a note addressed to Dan Lorraine: "Dan, This just came from Steve Miller. Happy comparing! SM (?)".
An Arbiter of Destinies
An Arbiter of Destinies
Story with minor manuscript corrections and a short note written by HPL at the top of the first page.
The Cottage in Cavendish Street
The Cottage in Cavendish Street
On versos HPL Fiction:
Eddy, Muriel E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Eddy, Muriel E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Informing HPL of move to Constitution Street, near the Armory. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Eddy, Muriel E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Eddy, Muriel E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Typed transcription with Winfield T. Scott's typed and handwritten notes on verso. Letter to the Editor of the
Eddy, Muriel E. to Editor
Eddy, Muriel E. to Editor
Eddy, Muriel E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Eddy, Muriel E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope.
Eddy, Muriel E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Eddy, Muriel E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Eddy, Muriel E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Eddy, Muriel E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Eddy, Muriel E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Eddy, Muriel E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope. Letter accompanied by extracts from the January 1946 issue of the magazine
Eddy, Muriel E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Eddy, Muriel E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Eddy, Muriel E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Eddy, Muriel E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Typescript of letter by Muriel E. Eddy written in August 1948 after reading the article by Sonia H. Davis published on August 22, 1948 in the
Eddy, Muriel E. to Editor
Eddy, Muriel E. to Editor
Eddy, Muriel E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Eddy, Muriel E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Eddy, Muriel E. to Derleth, August W.
Eddy, Muriel E. to Derleth, August W.
Eddy, Muriel E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Eddy, Muriel E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Letter is addressed to "Dorothy C. Walters".
Eddy, Muriel E. to Walter, Dorothy C.
Eddy, Muriel E. to Walter, Dorothy C.
Eddy, Muriel E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Eddy, Muriel E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Eddy, Muriel E. to Walter, Dorothy C.
Eddy, Muriel E. to Walter, Dorothy C.
Eddy, Muriel E. to Walter, Dorothy C.
Eddy, Muriel E. to Walter, Dorothy C.
(1867-1946; Editor of
Original letter and a copy.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Letter is dated only "Good Friday".
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, first two pages only. Addressed to "My Dearest [Wife?]."
Edkins, Ernest A. to Unidentified
Edkins, Ernest A. to Unidentified
Edkins, Ernest A. to Cole, Edward H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Cole, Edward H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Pages from calendar memo book for 14-21 Jan enclosed.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written around Easter 1933
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Postcard was probably enclosed in letter from Edkins to HPL dated 1934 Jul 4 (A32500 [1461])
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With picture postcard of Coral Gables, FL, enclosed.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
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Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
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Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins discusses the high quality of his journal
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Cole, Edward H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Cole, Edward H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Cole, Edward H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Cole, Edward H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Cole, Edward H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Cole, Edward H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Cole, Edward H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Cole, Edward H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Cole, Edward H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Cole, Edward H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Cole, Edward H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Cole, Edward H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Cole, Edward H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Cole, Edward H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Cole, Edward H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Cole, Edward H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to [Unidentified], Tim
Edkins, Ernest A. to [Unidentified], Tim
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Barlow, Robert H.
Four poems on the same sheet of paper: Alter Ego, End of Flight, The Fool and the Philosopher, and Retribution.
Alter Ego ; End of Flight ; The Fool and the Philosopher ; Retribution
Alter Ego ; End of Flight ; The Fool and the Philosopher ; Retribution
With minor manuscript corrections. Published in
Bizarres
Bizarres
Dated "1930[?]"
Brief Splendor
Brief Splendor
Dated "Dec. 1925"
A Certain Slightly Malted Gent ...
A Certain Slightly Malted Gent ...
With notation: "To Lovecraft. 7/29/35." Published in
Deep in My Heart
Deep in My Heart
Dated "June, 1935." Copy marked-up by Robert H. Barlow for publication in
Fragment of a Letter To A Young Poet
Fragment of a Letter To A Young Poet
Printed in
Observations On Weird Fiction
Observations On Weird Fiction
With manuscript note: "To Barlow via HPL. July '35." Published in
Phaeton
Phaeton
The Rune of Tiglathpileser
The Rune of Tiglathpileser
The title continues: "England 1934." The four poems are: "Avalon," "Bath," "Exmoor" and "Boulter's Lock, on the Thames."
Vignettes
Vignettes
With minor manuscript corrections. Dated "June 1935." Copy marked-up by Robert H. Barlow for publication in
What is Poetry?
What is Poetry?
Extract from
The Affair of the Centaurs
The Affair of the Centaurs
From
Call for Mr. Rip van Winkle
Call for Mr. Rip van Winkle
A small broadside poem inserted in a 1936 Christmas card.
Christmas on the Beach
Christmas on the Beach
Clippings of four poems pasted on a single sheet: "Dithyrambics", "Bizarres", "The Unforgiving", "Deep in My Heart". Copied, original retained.
The Unforgiving
The Unforgiving
Extracted from
Leaves From My Note Book
Leaves From My Note Book
Published in
Maida Brushes Her Hair
Maida Brushes Her Hair
From
Pipes and Poets
Pipes and Poets
Extracted from an unidentified amateur journal.
A Prelude to History
A Prelude to History
Extracted from
The Time Has Come
The Time Has Come
Incomplete, fragment of p. 6 only.
Tryout Smith ...
Tryout Smith ...
An assortment of 10 photographs. The subjects include Ernest A. Edkins, Lucie Edkins, Clark Ashton Smith and Genevieve K. Sully.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins, Ernest A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(Editor of
Eisner, Steve to Walter, Dorothy C.
Eisner, Steve to Walter, Dorothy C.
(High Pontiff, Mayan Temple, Brooklyn, NY)
At Wilfred B. Talman's suggestion, he is sending HPL some literature. Enclosed is a four-page pamphlet on "The Mayan Temple."
Emerson, Harold Davis to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Emerson, Harold Davis to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Emerson, Harold Davis to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Emerson, Harold Davis to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1879-1935; Official Printer for the United Amateur Press Association)
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Ericson, E. Edward to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Ericson, E. Edward to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Ericson, E. Edward to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Ericson, E. Edward to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Ericson, E. Edward to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Ericson, E. Edward to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 1 only. On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Ericson, E. Edward to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Ericson, E. Edward to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 1 only. On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Ericson, E. Edward to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Ericson, E. Edward to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1910-2003; Editor of
Rejection notice for an unidentified HPL story enclosed.
Eshbach, Lloyd Arthur to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Eshbach, Lloyd Arthur to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Evenson, Joseph E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Evenson, Joseph E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Quotes rates for shipping household goods from Brookly, NY to Cleveland, OH. Signed by Harold D. Bush, Secretary of Excelsior Warehouses, Inc. On verso of Lovecraft to James F. Morton (1926 Jun 9), 1.
Excelsior Warehouses, Inc. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Excelsior Warehouses, Inc. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1885-1945)
Seeks HPL's permission to set
Farnese, Harold to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Farnese, Harold to Lovecraft, Howard P.
I have finished the music to both the 'Mirage' and the 'Elder Pharos'
Farnese, Harold to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Farnese, Harold to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Farnese, Harold to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Farnese, Harold to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Farnese, Harold to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Farnese, Harold to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Farnese, Harold to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Farnese, Harold to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Farnese, Harold to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Farnese, Harold to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Farnese, Harold to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Farnese, Harold to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Two sets of photostatic copies of the sheet music (Copyright 1937).
Elegy for H. P. Lovecraft
Elegy for H. P. Lovecraft
(1887-1947)
Fingulin, A. V. to Cole, Edward H.
Fingulin, A. V. to Cole, Edward H.
Fingulin, A. V. to Cole, Edward H.
Fingulin, A. V. to Cole, Edward H.
Finlay, Virgil to Stickney, Corwin F.
Finlay, Virgil to Stickney, Corwin F.
Finlay, Virgil to Stickney, Corwin F.
Finlay, Virgil to Stickney, Corwin F.
Finlay, Virgil to Stickney, Corwin F.
Finlay, Virgil to Stickney, Corwin F.
Finlay, Virgil to Stickney, Corwin F.
Finlay, Virgil to Stickney, Corwin F.
Finlay, Virgil to Stickney, Corwin F.
Finlay, Virgil to Stickney, Corwin F.
Print of a drawing by Finlay, with accompanying note describing it and photographic negative. Author of note is unknown.
H.P.L. as Eighteenth Century Gentleman
H.P.L. as Eighteenth Century Gentleman
(Born 1910; "Mouser")
Typed letter that includes 4 pages of a short play written by Fischer.
Fischer, Harry O. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Fischer, Harry O. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Fordyce, Gary to J, D. E.
Fordyce, Gary to J, D. E.
(1877-1948)
Incomplete, page 1 only. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Fritter, Leo to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Fritter, Leo to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Fritter, Leo to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Fritter, Leo to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 1 only. Credit to Fritter based on internal evidence. On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Fritter, Leo to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Fritter, Leo to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, pages 1-3 only. On versos of HPL Fiction:
Fritter, Leo to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Fritter, Leo to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Fritter, Leo to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Fritter, Leo to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Fritter, Leo to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Fritter, Leo to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1901-1983; "Consul Hasting," Editor of
Galpin, Alfred M. to Greene, Sonia H.
Galpin, Alfred M. to Greene, Sonia H.
Galpin, Alfred M. to Greene, Sonia H.
Galpin, Alfred M. to Greene, Sonia H.
Galpin, Alfred M. to Greene, Sonia H.
Galpin, Alfred M. to Greene, Sonia H.
Includes notes for "Memories of a Friendship." First published in
Galpin, Alfred M. to Derleth, August W.
Galpin, Alfred M. to Derleth, August W.
Galpin, Alfred M. to Derleth, August W.
Galpin, Alfred M. to Derleth, August W.
With envelope. Includes a photocopy of the envelope and letter.
Arthur Rimbaud. The Drunken Boat
Arthur Rimbaud. The Drunken Boat
Poem.
En Route [New York to Paris, 1931]
En Route [New York to Paris, 1931]
Written Sep. 23, 1971 with manuscript corrections dated Oct. 4-5, 1971.
HPL
HPL
Poem.
Luna-Phantasma
Luna-Phantasma
Title altered to "Memories of a Friendship." With manuscript corrections by Galpin and August W. Derleth. First published in
1916-1937: Memories of a Friendship
1916-1937: Memories of a Friendship
Miscellaneous Verse (unpublished)
Miscellaneous Verse (unpublished)
Autobiographical memoir with manuscript corrections. Written circa 1977. Photocopy only.
Native's Return
Native's Return
Incomplete, lacks page 7. Autobiographical memoir with manuscript corrections.
Old Friends and New Horizons
Old Friends and New Horizons
Poem. Photocopy only. Includes a typewritten note from The Paebar Company, Publishers, informing Galpin that "Red" had been chosed for publication.
Red
Red
Poem for Samuel Loveman. Two copies. Original, signed with manuscript notes, is dated by Galpin "Oct. 19, 1931." Second copy is hectographed duplicate of the original.
To Sam L.
To Sam L.
From early draft of memoir with manuscript corrections. Incomplete, pages 13-18 only.
II
II
From early draft of memoir with manuscript corrections.
III: Commentary
III: Commentary
Dated "March 29, 1922"
Une Chanson de Shelley
Une Chanson de Shelley
Issued by the Faculty of the University of Wisconsin, Madison WI. photocopy only.
Memorial Resolution ... on the death of ... Alfred Maurice Galpin
Memorial Resolution ... on the death of ... Alfred Maurice Galpin
(1866-1941; Annie Emeline Phillips Gamwell)
Postcard of Papyrus Capital at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Gamwell's signtaure included on Lovecraft's postcard sent to Clark on this date.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of Van Cortlandt House. Gamwell's signtaure included on Lovecraft's postcard sent to Clark on this date.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Clark on this date.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With envelope postmarked Jun. 12, 1935, and enclosure. Biographical clipping on the poetess Frances Frost from an unidentified issue of the
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Envelope only.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Jul 21, 1935
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Letter on way telling of Howard in hospital. HPL's last illness.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Howard is so pitifully ill and weak. HPL's last illness
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Howard died this morning. Nothing to do. Thanks. HPL's last illness
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Notifies Cole of HPL's death.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Cole, Edward H.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Cole, Edward H.
Copy of agreement between Annie E.P. Gamwell and Robert H. Barlow relating to HPL's estate. This was included with a letter from Baker, Albert A. to Wandrei, Donald dated 1937 October 17.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Thanks Arthur for his condolences on HPL's death.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Harris, Arthur
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Harris, Arthur
Text of the postcard: "My dear Mr. Smith - I have found your ode to Howard - I'm sorry I wrote so hastily, hope it did not bother you. My mind + life are very much confused + I wonder if I can ever be calm + happy again. Howard was such a safe + sound + beautiful companion + I feel so helpless + queer without him. With best wishes. A.E.P. Gamwell. Your book started to-day." The book she refers to was: Tales of mystery and imagination / by Edgar Allan Poe ; illustrated by Harry Clarke (New York : Tudor Publishing Co., 1933). This postcard was found in that book when the book was purchased by the Brown University Library. The book is part of the Hay Star collection at the John Hay Library, Brown University, Call Number: 1-SIZE PS3523.O82 Z98 P64x 1933
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Sep. 18, 1938. Also included is an index card with an address and note that appear to be in Mrs. Gamwell's hand: "Sidney M. Fleisher, 630 Fifth Ave., NYC" with a note "11 a.m. Monday - Sept. 19 (3)".
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Wandrei, Donald
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Sep. 22, 1938.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Wandrei, Donald
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Sep. 30, 1938.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Wandrei, Donald
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Oct. 8, 1938.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Wandrei, Donald
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Oct. 12, 1938.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Wandrei, Donald
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Oct. 29, 1938.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Wandrei, Donald
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Wandrei, Donald
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Cole, Edward H.
Gamwell, Annie E. P. to Cole, Edward H.
Death notice for Mrs. Gamwell in
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Gerend, Joseph J. to Bromley, Grace M.
Gerend, Joseph J. to Bromley, Grace M.
Ginsberg, Albert to Scott, Winfield Townley
Ginsberg, Albert to Scott, Winfield Townley
(1888-1943)
With envelope postmarked 1938 Jul 28
Haggerty, Vincent B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Haggerty, Vincent B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Hansen, Russell J. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Hansen, Russell J. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Harlowe, Kenneth M. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Harlowe, Kenneth M. to Scott, Winfield Townley
(1884-1948; Editor of
Thanks enormously for your kind letter and the valuable help you have given me. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Harré, T. Everett to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Harré, T. Everett to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On the suggestion of Mr. Wandrei, he asks for a copy of HPL story
Harré, T. Everett to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Harré, T. Everett to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On letterhead of the Macaulay Company. Thanks HPL for allowing him to include "The Call of Cthulhu" in
Harré, T. Everett to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Harré, T. Everett to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Addressed to "Fellow Member" only. Contains notification for the next meeting of "The Pen and Ink Club." On verso of HPL Poetry:
Harris, Birdie to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Harris, Birdie to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written before November 16, 1920. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Harris, Jennie to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Harris, Jennie to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1888-?)
Incomplete, one unnumbered page only. Thanks HPL for the Freud articles and mentions reading Einstein's "proposition about curved space." On verso of HPL Fiction:
Harris, Woodburn to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Harris, Woodburn to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Mentions Einstein article in
Harris, Woodburn to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Harris, Woodburn to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Harris, Woodburn to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Harris, Woodburn to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Haughton, Ida C. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Haughton, Ida C. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1896-1961; Revision client:
Envelope only. Addressed to "Mr. H.P. Lovecraft c/o R.H. Barlow, Box 88, De Land, Florida".
Heald, Hazel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Heald, Hazel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Heald, Hazel to Scott, Winfield Townley
Heald, Hazel to Scott, Winfield Townley
(1890-1950)
Hess, Clara Lovrein to Derleth, August W.
Hess, Clara Lovrein to Derleth, August W.
Hess, Clara Lovrein to Derleth, August W.
Hess, Clara Lovrein to Derleth, August W.
A short memoir of HPL as a child. Published in Winfield Townley Scott's column, "Bookmans's Gallery," in
Hess, Clara Lovrein to [Unidentified]
Hess, Clara Lovrein to [Unidentified]
(1831-1927)
Hoag, Jonathan E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Hoag, Jonathan E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Postcard of the Elmira State Reformatory. This is addressed to HPL at 598 Angell St. in Providence, from Prospect St. in Greenwich, NY. Hoag was living on Prospect St. on or before Mar 10, 1925. He passed away in 1927. The message on the card is a poem, signed by "The [illegible] of Scriba".
Hoag, Jonathan E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Hoag, Jonathan E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Hoag, Jonathan E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Hoag, Jonathan E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Hoag, Jonathan E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Hoag, Jonathan E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Published in
Avalon
Avalon
(1874-1926; Showman and Magician)
Transcribed by Lovecraft in his 14-page typed letter to Lillian D. Clark on 1924 Sep 29-30 (A12071).
Houdini, Harry to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Houdini, Harry to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1884-1945; Editor of
On verso HPL Fiction:
Houtain, George Julian to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Houtain, George Julian to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso HPL Fiction:
Houtain, George Julian to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Houtain, George Julian to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Transcript typed by Robert H. Barlow. The full text of this letter is contained within a transcription of HPL's letter to Winifred V. Jackson [1921 Oct 7] that was sent by Robert H. Barlow to August W. Derleth for possible inclusion in
Houtain, George Julian to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Houtain, George Julian to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Advertisement for "The Lurking Fear" in
Houtain, George Julian to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Houtain, George Julian to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Houtain, George Julian to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Houtain, George Julian to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1906-1936; "Two Gun Bob"; creator of Conan the Barbarian)
This letter was written in 1932 as evidenced by the mention of the election of Mrs. Ferguson in Texas. On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Howard, Robert Ervin to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Howard, Robert Ervin to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written before December 19, 1932. Thanks HPL for giving him the opportunity to read
Howard, Robert Ervin to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Howard, Robert Ervin to Lovecraft, Howard P.
This is a photocopy of the story in
The Challenge from Beyond - Weird Fantasy Story
The Challenge from Beyond - Weird Fantasy Story
Carbon copy.
Solomon Kane's Home-Coming
Solomon Kane's Home-Coming
Carbon copy. A collection of Howard's poems selected for a memorial volume. On verso of the title-page is a note in Robert H. Barlow's hand: "The author, born in Cross Plains, Texas, committed suicide on June 11, 1936. At present - March 1937 - the poems have not been issued as a book."
The Gates of Nineveh
The Gates of Nineveh
Clipping from the
Obituary
Obituary
Addressed to "Dear Friend." This may have been intended for Robert H. Barlow rather than for HPL.
Hughes, Mrs. H. H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Hughes, Mrs. H. H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1859-1930)
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Hutchinson, Alfred L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Hutchinson, Alfred L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(Born 1899)
On versos of HPL Non-Fiction:
Ivens, Roy M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Ivens, Roy M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Ivens, Roy M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Ivens, Roy M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1876-1959; Winifred V. Jackson; "Elizabeth Neville Berkeley"; Editor of
Jackson, Winifred V. to Barlow, Robert H.
Jackson, Winifred V. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked 1935 Jun 13
Jones, John J. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Jones, John J. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked 1935 Jun 15. Folder includes a letterhead from the National League of Printers' Associations.
Jones, John J. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Jones, John J. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Addressed to Y 2292 Times Annex, New York City. On the letterhead of "M. A. Katherman, Merchandising Counsellor." Apparently a response to HPL's employment seeking advertisement in
Katherman, M. A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Katherman, M. A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1880-1966; Author of
Keller, David Henry to Mabbott, Thomas Ollive
Keller, David Henry to Mabbott, Thomas Ollive
(1905-1932; President, National Amateur Press Association; Editor of
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Kelley, Earl C. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kelley, Earl C. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Kelley, Earl C. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kelley, Earl C. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins wrote Howard Lovecraft a letter dated 1936 Mar 24 with which he enclosed this letter from Kempner as proof of the high quality of the journal
Kempner, Louis to Edkins, Ernest A.
Kempner, Louis to Edkins, Ernest A.
(1892-1945)
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Kidney, Charles G. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kidney, Charles G. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Kidney, Charles G. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kidney, Charles G. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1898-1962)
Postcard of the "Old Billopp House, Tottenville, S.I." The card is from HPL to Hoag, also signed by Kirk. Filed in HPL's correspondence.
Kirk, George Willard to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Kirk, George Willard to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Mentions reading HPL's story
Kirk, George Willard to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kirk, George Willard to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1883-1949)
Postcard of the State Armory in Providence, RI, filed in HPL's correspondence. Includes notes from HPL and Kleiner Rheinhart.
Kleiner, Rheinhart to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Kleiner, Rheinhart to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Also signed Lovecraft's postcard to Clark on this date.
Kleiner, Rheinhart to Clark, Lillian D.
Kleiner, Rheinhart to Clark, Lillian D.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Kleiner, Rheinhart to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kleiner, Rheinhart to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins wrote Howard Lovecraft a letter dated 1936 Mar 24 with which he enclosed this letter from Kleiner as proof of the high quality of the journal
Kleiner, Rheinhart to Edkins, Ernest A.
Kleiner, Rheinhart to Edkins, Ernest A.
On sheet with "Oscar Redivivivus" by Loveman, Samuel
On a Favorite Cat Killed by an Automobile
On a Favorite Cat Killed by an Automobile
Credited to "Randolph St. John" which was the pseudonym used by Rheinhart Kleiner. On same page as "To Mistress Sophia Simple Queen of the Cinema" by Lovecraft.
To a Movie Star
To a Movie Star
Signed with the pseudonym "Randolph St. John". Printed in
To Miriam
To Miriam
(1893-1959; Editor of
Koenig, Herman C. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Koenig, Herman C. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Koki, Arthur to Walter, Dorothy C.
Koki, Arthur to Walter, Dorothy C.
Koki, Arthur to Walter, Dorothy C.
Koki, Arthur to Walter, Dorothy C.
Koki, Arthur to Walter, Dorothy C.
Koki, Arthur to Walter, Dorothy C.
Koki, Arthur to Walter, Dorothy C.
Koki, Arthur to Walter, Dorothy C.
Koki, Arthur to Walter, Dorothy C.
Koki, Arthur to Walter, Dorothy C.
Kranch, Elsa to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Kranch, Elsa to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
(1865-1944)
Incomplete, last page (2) only. Written before May 7, 1930. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, last page (2) only. Written before May 7, 1930. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, last page (3) only. On verso of HPL Poetry:
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written before May 7, 1930. On versos of HPL Fiction:
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Poetry:
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz congratulates HPL on his marriage. On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Photocopy in Box 3 folder 48.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, first page only. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Juvenilia:
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of typed transcription of a portion of a letter from HPL to Elizabeth Toldridge (1929 Sep 3).
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of typed transcription of a portion of a letter from HPL to Elizabeth Toldridge (1929 Sep 3).
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope and with
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Enclosed in autograph letter to HPL (1935 Jun 17). With HPL's manuscript revisions.
I'm Seventy Today
I'm Seventy Today
Edkins wrote Howard Lovecraft a letter dated 1936 Mar 24 with which he enclosed this letter from Kuntz as proof of the high quality of the journal
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Edkins, Ernest A.
Kuntz, Eugene B. to Edkins, Ernest A.
Printed in
The Storm
The Storm
With HPL's manuscript revisions.
The Sea Yesterday and Today
The Sea Yesterday and Today
(1914-1958)
Poem. First line: "Ever the quiet whisperer comes, sere as the falling leaf." HPL's autograph note in upper left corner: "Please Return."
Where He walked
Where He walked
(Born 1900; Editor of
Incomplete, last page (2) only. Written before January 1927. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Lawson, Horace L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Lawson, Horace L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written before January 1927. On versos of HPL Fiction:
Lawson, Horace L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Lawson, Horace L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Lawson, Horace L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Lawson, Horace L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Lawson, Horace L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Lawson, Horace L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Lawson, Horace L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Lawson, Horace L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Lawson, Horace L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Lawson, Horace L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of Lovecraft's draft of a letter seeking employment (1924 Jul [29]?). Photocopy in Box 3 folder 50.
Lawson, Horace L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Lawson, Horace L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Lehmkuhl, Harry N. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Lehmkuhl, Harry N. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1910-1992)
Leiber, Fritz to Scott, Winfield Townley
Leiber, Fritz to Scott, Winfield Townley
Envelope only, with return address removed.
[Unidentified] to Leiber, Fritz
[Unidentified] to Leiber, Fritz
With envelope.
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
With envelope.
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
With envelope.
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Large manila envelope addressed to Mr. Doug Palmer, from F. Leiber. Dated from postmark.
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
With envelope.
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Small manila envelope addressed to Mr. Douglas Palmer, from Fritz Leiber
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Large manila envelope addressed to Mr. Douglas Palmer, from F. Leiber. Date taken from postmark, year not legible.
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Addressed to "Don" [i.e. Doug].
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Broadside - "An Evening of Science Fiction" enclosed.
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Broadside - "Open Poetry Reading" at the Fellowship Coffee House, San Francisco, CA enclosed.
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
With envelope and enclosures. Two copies of
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
With envelope and enclosure. Autograph note containing titles for Leiber's manuscripts.
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
Leiber, Fritz to Palmer, Douglas
The Haunting of Providence
The Haunting of Providence
Written in pencil. First published in the
Lovecraft In My Life
Lovecraft In My Life
With manuscript corrections.
Lovecraft In My Life
Lovecraft In My Life
Wet-process copy. With manuscript corrections.
Lovecraft In My Life
Lovecraft In My Life
Written in pencil. First published in the
The Stage In My Stories
The Stage In My Stories
With manuscript corrections.
The Stage In My Stories
The Stage In My Stories
Wet-process copy. With manuscript corrections.
The Stage In My Stories
The Stage In My Stories
Photocopy
Errata: The Big Time
Errata: The Big Time
Photograph taken circa 1975.
Photograph of Fritz Leiber
Photograph of Fritz Leiber
(1907-1969; Mrs. Fritz Leiber)
With envelope postmarked 1944 Feb 9 and with list of 6 Lovecraft "fans" enclosed.
Leiber, Jonquil Stephens to Scott, Winfield Townley
Leiber, Jonquil Stephens to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope postmarked May 18, 1944.
Leiber, Jonquil Stephens to Scott, Winfield Townley
Leiber, Jonquil Stephens to Scott, Winfield Townley
Printed under a two paragraph preface titled "Andy Lockhart's Fame as a Poet", which discusses Lovecraft's admiration of Lockhart's work.
The Hunger
The Hunger
(1902-1994)
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, one page only.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, "P.P.S." only.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, first 4 pages only.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Text and drawings which may have been enclosed in one of the undated lettes from Long to Howard Lovecraft.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
A cover sheet for
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Wandrei, Donald
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of Jaguar "Senor Lopez" at New York Zooological Park. Long's signtaure included on Lovecraft's postcard sent to Clark on this date.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Clark, Lillian D.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of the Beekman Family Coach, New York Historical Society. Long's signtaure included on Lovecraft's postcard sent to Clark on this date.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Clark, Lillian D.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of Papyrus Capital at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Long's signtaure included on Lovecraft's postcard sent to Clark on this date.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Clark, Lillian D.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of Van Cortlandt House. Long's signtaure included on Lovecraft's postcard sent to Clark on this date.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Clark, Lillian D.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Clark, Lillian D.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Date supplied by Alfred M. Galpin. Includes photocopy.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Galpin, Alfred M.
With envelope postmarked Jan. 30, 1924.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Enclosed in Lovecraft's 1924 Sep 18 autograph letter to Lillian D. Clark.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Date supplied by Alfred M. Galpin. Includes photocopy.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written before January 1927. With
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written before January 1927. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Date supplied by Alfred M. Galpin.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Includes photocopy.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Dec. 1, 1926.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Date supplied by Alfred M. Galpin. Includes photocopy.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Jan. 10, 1927. Newspaper clipping about, and photo-clipping of, T.S. Eliot enclosed. Clipping copied, original retained.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included in HPL Non-Fiction:
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Apr. 21 1927.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Jul.11, 1927.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Jul. 16, 1927.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Hoag this date. Also signed by Clifford M. Eddy, Donald Wandrei, and James F. Morton.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Hoag, Jonathan
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Hoag, Jonathan
Also addressed to Donald Wandrei and James F. Morton c/o 10 Barnes St. Postcard of "Old Doorway. Washington Street. Marblehead, Mass." Also includes a photocopy.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Dec. 28, 1927.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Envelope and newspaper clipping, "Ford Maddox Ford's America". Clipping has handwritten annotations. Folder includes a photocopy.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Mar. 17, 1928.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included in HPL Non-Fiction:
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Jun. 1, 1928.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Jun. 29, 1928.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Undated, addressed to "Excellent Georgian" only. FBL on vacation with parents, and has visited Marblehead. "Saw Cook only for a moment en route - we returned via the Mohawk Trail." Mentions praise for "The Space Eaters" in the "Sept. W.T. Eyrie." (FBL's story appeared in
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Oct. 24, 1928.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Nov. 2, 1928. With
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Nov. 20, 1928.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Dec. 20, 1928.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Undated, addressed to "Dear Howard" only. Written before March 22, 1931. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Undated, addressed to "Dear Howard" only. "I should have thanked you sooner for the Proustian splendor." (HPL gave FBL a volume of Proust for Christmas in 1928 (see
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Jan. 6, 1929. Two-page fragment of a letter from HPL enclosed and a clipping on eidetic sense.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Mar. 11, 1929.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Wandrei, Donald
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Jun. 10, 1929.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Jul. 8, 1929.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Wandrei, Donald
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Sep. 11, 1929.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Nov. 25, 1929 and clippings.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written before Dec. 14, 1929. "McNeil was transferred several days ago to a Brooklyn hospital ... I fear the young physician you interviewed was unduly optimistic" (Everett McNeil died on Dec. 14, 1929). On verso of HPL Fiction:
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Dec. 4, 1929.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Dec. 19, 1929 and clipping.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written before May 7, 1930. Has just finished reading "Toilers of the Sea" and recommends the story to HPL. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Typed letter to HPL addressed to "Dear Theobaldus". With envelope and two enclosures.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Donald Wandrei on this date.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Wandrei, Donald
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Wandrei, Donald
Includes envelope with message written on back: "There is some grand stuff..."
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Includes envelope with message written on back: "There is some grand stuff..."
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written before December 19, 1932. On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written before December 19, 1932. On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Envelope postmarked 1932 Mar 18. With enclosure: Little Blue Book no. 1113, edited by E. Haldeman-Julius,
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope and clippings. Article by Theodore Dreiser "Thou Shalt not Commit Adultery, Prudery and Blackmail, the Great American Crime" from
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope. Letter addressed to "Dear Tibaldus".
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Two annotated newspaper clippings enclosed, one dated April 24, 1932. Photocopies included.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Wandrei, Donald
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Wandrei, Donald
Written before February 22, 1933. On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Folder includes a photocopy
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Wandrei, Donald
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Wandrei, Donald
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Wandrei, Donald
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Wandrei, Donald
Bound in HPL Fiction:
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Letter is dated "Monday".
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Barlow, Robert H.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Barlow, Robert H.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Postcard of "Julius' - New York's Oldest Bar". Includes note from Frank Belknap Long, Jr.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Barlow, Robert H.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Barlow, Robert H.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Barlow on this date.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Barlow, Robert H.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Barlow, Robert H.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Barlow on this date.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Barlow, Robert H.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Barlow, Robert H.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Notifies AMG of HPL's death.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Barlow, Robert H.
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. to Scott, Winfield Townley
This is a photocopy of the story in
The Challenge from Beyond - Weird Fantasy Story
The Challenge from Beyond - Weird Fantasy Story
10 pages. Typed numbers at top of pages skips p.5 and ends with p.11.
The Dark Beasts
The Dark Beasts
The Rebel
The Rebel
With HPL's note in the corner "Please Return." On verso of HPL Fiction:
The Vacationist
The Vacationist
Pencil drawing with handwritten note by Lovecraft: "Long's extemporaneous reaction. Please return".
In the Temple of Tsathoggua
In the Temple of Tsathoggua
Pen and ink drawing.
The Karnack Brothers collect Griffins' eggs on the mountains of Elfland
The Karnack Brothers collect Griffins' eggs on the mountains of Elfland
Embellished illustration.
The ghost of Randolph Carter visists London Time - 1890
The ghost of Randolph Carter visists London Time - 1890
Drawn on a postcard. Featuring Lovecraft and Long.
Randolph Carter and the priests of Baal-Naplong
Randolph Carter and the priests of Baal-Naplong
Drawn on a postcard. Featuring Lovecraft holding the "Sword of Puritan Ethics".
Episode No. 2 - Randolph Carter defies the daemons of Baal-Naplong
Episode No. 2 - Randolph Carter defies the daemons of Baal-Naplong
Drawn on a postcard. Featuring Lovecraft and Obesity.
Episode No. 3 - Randolph Carter is pursued by an octopus
Episode No. 3 - Randolph Carter is pursued by an octopus
Drawn on a postcard. Featuring Lovecraft and forebears.
Episode No. 4 - Randolph Carter goes for genealogy
Episode No. 4 - Randolph Carter goes for genealogy
Drawn on a postcard. Featuring Lovecraft in the Providence Cemetery.
Episose No. 5 - Randolph Carter indulges in a slight altercation
Episose No. 5 - Randolph Carter indulges in a slight altercation
Drawn on a postcard. Featuring Lovecraft and the spirit of eternal loveliness.
Episode No. 6 - Randolph Carter defends the 18th century; The martyrdom and transfiguration of Ivan Lampisz
Episode No. 6 - Randolph Carter defends the 18th century; The martyrdom and transfiguration of Ivan Lampisz
Drawn on a postcard that was not postmarked. Featuring Lovecraft being torn apart by the 20th century on top of the steeple of Christ Church, Philadelphia, PA.
Final Episode - Randolph Carter is taken to pieces and devoured by ghouls!
Final Episode - Randolph Carter is taken to pieces and devoured by ghouls!
Drawn on a postcard.
Yogg - shhhhhh!!
Yogg - shhhhhh!!
(Mother of Frank Belknap Long, Jr.)
Postcard of Van Cortlandt House. Mrs. Long's signtaure included on Lovecraft's postcard sent to Clark on this date.
Long, May Doty to Clark, Lillian D.
Long, May Doty to Clark, Lillian D.
With envelope
Long, May Doty to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, May Doty to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, May Doty to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, May Doty to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, May Doty to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, May Doty to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, May Doty to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, May Doty to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Long, May Doty to Barlow, Robert H.
Long, May Doty to Barlow, Robert H.
(1857-1921; HPL's mother)
This manuscript note is undated.
A printed extract with a "fine and true" manuscript note credited to her hand
A printed extract with a "fine and true" manuscript note credited to her hand
Printed certificate with information written in by hand.
Certified Copy of Marriage
Certified Copy of Marriage
Reply to Faig regarding his request for a copy of HPL's parent's marriage certificate
Kane, Willim J. to Faig, Kenneth W., Jr.
Kane, Willim J. to Faig, Kenneth W., Jr.
Faig, Kenneth W., Jr. to Beckwith, Henry
Faig, Kenneth W., Jr. to Beckwith, Henry
(1887-1976; Author of
Envelope only, with printed address: "American Army and Navy Post, 1633 Superior Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio". Autograph in HPL's handwriting on front: "Please Return to HP Lovecraft. Lovemaniana".
Loveman, Samuel
Loveman, Samuel
Loveman, Samuel to Greene, Sonia
Loveman, Samuel to Greene, Sonia
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Will be moving to 130 Columbia Heights on "Monday of next week." On verso of HPL Fiction:
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written before February 28, 1933. On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Envelope only.
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Envelope only with manuscript notes by HPL. This envelope was originally sent to HPL by Loveman from New York City. The original postmark is dated 1920 Nov 1[?]. HPL later wrote over the postmark "CLEVELAND, OHIO 1920 NOV 26" and added the initials WVJ for Winifred V. Jackson.
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Loveman also signed the postcard from Lovecraft to Clark on this date.
Loveman, Samuel to Clark, Lillian D.
Loveman, Samuel to Clark, Lillian D.
On verso of HPL fiction
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written after having visited HPL in Providence. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Loveman, Samuel to Wandrei, Donald
Loveman, Samuel to Wandrei, Donald
Also signed Lovecraft's postcard to Clark on this date.
Loveman, Samuel to Clark, Lillian D.
Loveman, Samuel to Clark, Lillian D.
On verso of HPL non-fiction
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written before Dec, 19, 1932. Loveman would like to come to Providence before he leaves for Cleveland on August 7th. On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Loveman, Samuel to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Loveman, Samuel to Wandrei, Donald
Loveman, Samuel to Wandrei, Donald
Loveman, Samuel to Scott, Winfield Townley
Loveman, Samuel to Scott, Winfield Townley
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand, written on back of card for A. Geffen Books. Published in
Aftermath
Aftermath
Published in
Aftermath
Aftermath
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand. Signed "S. Loveman." On sheet with poem beginning "A moth's wings...".
Agathon
Agathon
Written on an envelope, with "Christmas 1923". Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand.
Agathon
Agathon
Autographed by Samuel Loveman, with note "For Howard from Friend Sam".
Andenkung
Andenkung
Incomplete.
Antenor
Antenor
Arcesilaus
Arcesilaus
Arcesilaus
Arcesilaus
Bacchanale
Bacchanale
Bacchanal
Bacchanal
Ben de Casseres in Camden
Ben de Casseres in Camden
Written on an envelope, with "Agathon". Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand.
Christmas 1923
Christmas 1923
Christmas 1923
Christmas 1923
Christmas 1923
Christmas 1923
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand. Published in
A Contrast
A Contrast
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand. On sheet with poem "Vigil". Published in
The Dead King
The Dead King
Debs in Prison
Debs in Prison
Carbon copy.
A Dedication
A Dedication
A Dedication
A Dedication
Incomplete. Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand.
Dolore
Dolore
Dolore
Dolore
A Dream of Spring
A Dream of Spring
Published in
Dream Song
Dream Song
Incomplete. Carbon copy. First line begins "This is an evil god that stays..."
Eleven
Eleven
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand. Also has poem "Quatrain".
Epilogue to "Adventure"
Epilogue to "Adventure"
On sheet with "A Contrast". Published in
Episode
Episode
Published in
Foes
Foes
Foes
Foes
With autograph dedication "For Howard...".
For the Chelsea Book-shop
For the Chelsea Book-shop
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand. On verso of sheet with "Transit".
From Pierrot's [Garden]
From Pierrot's [Garden]
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand. On sheet with "A Contrast". Published in
God's Work
God's Work
With manuscript notes in Loveman's hand.
The Hermaphrodite
The Hermaphrodite
Incomplete.
Interlude
Interlude
Incomplete.
Interlude
Interlude
Manuscripts transcription in HPL's handwriting. On sheet with "A Contrast."
Kim
Kim
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand. Published in
Madison Square
Madison Square
Incomplete. Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand. On sheet with "Agathon", A55361 [193].
A Moth's wings
A Moth's wings
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand. On sheet with "A Contrast". Published in
Musick
Musick
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand.
Nepenthe
Nepenthe
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand. Published in
Night Piece (Forest Hill)
Night Piece (Forest Hill)
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand. Includes 2 these poems also on the same sheet: "Song" and "To Heine".
On My 22nd Birthday
On My 22nd Birthday
On sheet with "On a Favorite Cat Killed by an Automobile" by Rheinhart Kleiner.
Oscar Redivivus
Oscar Redivivus
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand. On sheet with "Epilogue to Adventure".
Quatrain
Quatrain
Published in
The Ramapos
The Ramapos
Reliquiae
Reliquiae
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand. Published in
Rescue
Rescue
Rescue
Rescue
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand. On sheet with " A Contrast" Published in
Simeon Solomon
Simeon Solomon
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand. On page with "On my 22nd Birthday..."
Song
Song
One line beginning "Three friends..." On sheet with "A Contrast". Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand.
Three friends
Three friends
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand. Published in
To a Child
To a Child
To H. P. L.
To H. P. L.
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand. On page with "On My 22nd Birthday..."
To Heine
To Heine
Incomplete. Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand.
To M. L. M.
To M. L. M.
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand. On verso of sheet with "From Pierrot's Garden". Published in
Transit
Transit
Begins "The lanes are drifted..."
Untitled
Untitled
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand. Line 6 begins "Rain ravages the Caucasus..."
Untitled
Untitled
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand. Begins "When I stood in mid-heaven..."
Untitled
Untitled
Begins "When I stood in mid-heaven..."
Untitled
Untitled
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand.
Versailles
Versailles
Manuscript transcription in HPL's hand. On sheet with poem "The Dead King".
Vigil
Vigil
Poem attributed to Samuel Loveman on bookmark for Richard Laukuff's bookstore.
When you sit down to read a book...
When you sit down to read a book...
The Sphinx
The Sphinx
The Sphinx
The Sphinx
Photocopy of Loveman's article from
Of Gold and Sawdust
Of Gold and Sawdust
Incomplete.
Review of an Imaginary Book
Review of an Imaginary Book
Translations from Baudelaire and Verlaine
Translations from Baudelaire and Verlaine
Drawing signed by Loveman.
Pencil drawing
Pencil drawing
Newspaper proof with manuscript notes by HPL of an essay about Samuel Loveman written by Howard Wolf for his column "Good Evening" in the Akron Beacon Journal.
Sam Loveman
Sam Loveman
Lownes, Albert E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Lownes, Albert E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Lownes, Albert E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Lownes, Albert E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Lownes, Albert E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Lownes, Albert E. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope postmarked 1935 Jun 2. Incomplete, 2 of 4 pages.
Lumley, William to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Lumley, William to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked 1935 Jul 1 (Buffalo, N.Y.) and Jul 3 (Providence, R.I.)
Lumley, William to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Lumley, William to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Handwritten story by Lumley with a note to Lovecraft on the verso of page A18696(6). Folder includes various newspaper clippings about animals, locomotives, the Mona Lisa painting, and the Hauptmann trial. See also Lovecraft's revised version (A18755). First published in
The Diary of Alonzo Typer
The Diary of Alonzo Typer
(1879-1952)
With envelope postmarked Jul 9, 1935
Lynch, Joseph B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Lynch, Joseph B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1898-1968)
Mabbott, Thomas Ollive to Scott, Winfield Townley
Mabbott, Thomas Ollive to Scott, Winfield Townley
Mabbott, Thomas Ollive to Scott, Winfield Townley
Mabbott, Thomas Ollive to Scott, Winfield Townley
Enclosing $15.00 check for publishing "The Call of Cthulhu" in
Macaulay Company Publishers to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Macaulay Company Publishers to Lovecraft, Howard P.
A form rejection letter for manuscript submissions. HPL has effectively obliterated the date and the author of this letter. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Macfadden Publications to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Macfadden Publications to Lovecraft, Howard P.
A form rejection letter for manuscript submissions. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Macfadden Publications to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Macfadden Publications to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
MacLaughlin, E. Dorothy to Lovecraft, Howard P.
MacLaughlin, E. Dorothy to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Macrae, John [Jr.?] to Scott, Winfield Townley
Macrae, John [Jr.?] to Scott, Winfield Townley
Macrae, John [Jr.?] to Scott, Winfield Townley
Macrae, John [Jr.?] to Scott, Winfield Townley
Macrae, John [Jr.?] to Scott, Winfield Townley
Macrae, John [Jr.?] to Scott, Winfield Townley
Sends HPL mortgage payment for the quarry. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Magistris, Mariano de to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Magistris, Mariano de to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Harry F. Marks was a London Bookseller. He offers to sell 2 items by Arthur Machen to HPL. On verso of HPL Poetry
Marks, Harry F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Marks, Harry F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1879-1940)
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Marlowe, Harry R. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Marlowe, Harry R. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Marlowe, Harry R. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Marlowe, Harry R. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1887-1972; Official Editor of the National Amateur Press Association, 1922-23)
I am going to manage Dowdell's campaign for presidency of the National. Seeks HPL's support for Dowdell's cause. On verso of Lovecraft to James F. Morton (1926 Jun 9), 8. Photocopy in Box 5 folder 1.
Martin, Harry E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Martin, Harry E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Thanks HPL for supporting Dowdell. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Martin, Harry E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Martin, Harry E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins wrote Howard Lovecraft a letter dated 1936 Mar 24 with which he enclosed this letter from Margaret Nickerson Martin as proof of the high quality of the journal
Martin, Margaret Nickerson to Edkins, Ernest A.
Martin, Margaret Nickerson to Edkins, Ernest A.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Mazurewicz, Edmund to Renshaw, Anne Tillery
Mazurewicz, Edmund to Renshaw, Anne Tillery
(1888-1959)
On verso of HPL Poetry:
McDonald, Philip B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
McDonald, Philip B. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
McGavack, Henry Clapham to Lovecraft, Howard P.
McGavack, Henry Clapham to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
McGavack, Henry C. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
McGavack, Henry C. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
First published in
Genesis of the Revolutionary War
Genesis of the Revolutionary War
(Editor of
Incomplete, last page only. Written before May 1919. On verso of HPL Poetry:
McGeoch, Verna to Lovecraft, Howard P.
McGeoch, Verna to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
McNeil, Everett to Lovecraft, Howard P.
McNeil, Everett to Lovecraft, Howard P.
This is a photocopy of the story in
The Challenge from Beyond - Weird Fantasy Story
The Challenge from Beyond - Weird Fantasy Story
(1869-1934; Edith May Dowe Miniter)
Very short note: "Warmest & heartiest congratulations. You certainly owe us another visit! Will make desperate effort to write letter p.d.q."
Miniter, Edith M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Miniter, Edith M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With enclosure. Letter dated "Friday the 13th"
Miniter, Edith M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Miniter, Edith M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Dated "Thursday"
Miniter, Edith M. to Cole, Edward H.
Miniter, Edith M. to Cole, Edward H.
Letter is torn in half.
Miniter, Edith M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Miniter, Edith M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope and enclosure (one pressed flower). Poem titled "Suspicious souls" written on the envelope.
Miniter, Edith M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Miniter, Edith M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Dated only Friday evening with envelope postmarked Jan 24, 193? (edge torn off)
Miniter, Edith M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Miniter, Edith M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Dated "Friday". Enclosing a newspaper article Miniter wrote titled "Ludlow Torn by Murder Mystery a Century Ago" published in The Springfield Sunday Union and Republican" on March 15, 1931.
Miniter, Edith M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Miniter, Edith M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Newspaper clippings for articles written by Edith Miniter enclosed in letters she wrote to Lovecraft. The titles of the articles are: "Little schools that close for good as all the other open" Boston Evening Transcript, Sep 12 1928; "Climbing Wilbraham Mountain with ear tuned to its past" Springfield Sunday Union and Republican, Sep 23, 1928; "Putting the old New England kitchen right" Boston Evening Transcript, Sept 29, 1928.
Newspaper clippings
Newspaper clippings
About Men
About Men
Absent Sun
Absent Sun
Artistry
Artistry
Aurelia
Aurelia
The Courting Bee
The Courting Bee
Fruition
Fruition
Homekeeping
Homekeeping
Justifiable Jazz
Justifiable Jazz
The Last Ride
The Last Ride
The Little Street
The Little Street
Maple, But'nut and Cherry
Maple, But'nut and Cherry
Memories of Camp
Memories of Camp
Moon in Daylight
Moon in Daylight
My Party
My Party
New Art
New Art
Pantomime
Pantomime
Paper Girl
Paper Girl
Questions
Questions
The Runaway
The Runaway
The Shadow
The Shadow
Seventeenth of June
Seventeenth of June
Sorrow's Joy
Sorrow's Joy
Incomplete, page 1 only. Untitled poem begins "Today I read..."
Today I read ...
Today I read ...
According to Bartlett ...
According to Bartlett ...
With manuscript and typed notes and illustrations.
Antiquing being...
Antiquing being...
An Artist to the Fingertips
An Artist to the Fingertips
Filed under
Before Halftones Were
Before Halftones Were
Cindy's Child
Cindy's Child
With manuscript note.
A Good Cry
A Good Cry
Good Health as a Handicap
Good Health as a Handicap
How School Broke Up 50 Years Ago
How School Broke Up 50 Years Ago
I Miss Thy Presence...
I Miss Thy Presence...
It is not difficult
It is not difficult
Lydia 'n Gerald
Lydia 'n Gerald
"c.1920-25" written in pencil on p.1
Minutes of some amateur meeting
Minutes of some amateur meeting
Miscellaneous notes - I
Miscellaneous notes - I
Miscellaneous notes - II
Miscellaneous notes - II
A letter addressed "Dear Nat" and signed "Mary H." regarding a visit between these 2 unidentified individuals.
Miscellaneous notes - III
Miscellaneous notes - III
Incomplete.
Miss Bachelor ...
Miss Bachelor ...
With three photographs and one postcard, each with an unattached typed label.
Moving-Not May
Moving-Not May
My First Woe
My First Woe
Natupski Sequel
Natupski Sequel
The Perfect Day
The Perfect Day
She Couldn't Tell a Lie
She Couldn't Tell a Lie
Bound together in a single volume. Handwritten note on second page: "Edith Miniter mss, received by me from HP Lovecraft, 1936, unpublished - RH Barlow"
Story Fragments
Story Fragments
Suggestions for Articles
Suggestions for Articles
There's Everything in Literature
There's Everything in Literature
The Trolley Car
The Trolley Car
With note of transmittal by Robert H. Barlow, dated 1942 Oct.
The Village Green
The Village Green
From
Cleavage
Cleavage
From
December
December
From
A Little Leisure
A Little Leisure
From
Sunshine on Walls
Sunshine on Walls
(Mrs. Maurice Winter Moe)
Moe, Laura to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Laura to Cole, Edward H.
The typed contents list for Moe's book on literature for Ninth grade high school students with many autograph annotations. Autograph note in the upper right corner of the first page by Moe describing the purpose of the table of contents. On verso of HPL Poetry
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 2 only. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, last page (2) only. Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 3 only. Original on verso of HPL fiction
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, last page (unnumbered) only. Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, last page (3) only. Headed: "Monday Morning" only. Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 1 only. Headed: "Saturday Night" only. Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 1 only. Headed: "Monday 4:30 P.M." only. Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 1 only. Headed: "Wednesday 4:30 P.M." only. Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, includes p.3-6 only. Possibly written in 1932. Original on verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, lacks pages 1-2. Written in 1927 as he mentions being 45 years old. Original on verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 2-3 only. Written during the summer 1927 during which Moe was preparing literature tests for Macmillan Company and living in Madison, Wisconsin. Original on verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, last page (2) only. Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P. - DUPLICATE ENTRY?
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P. - DUPLICATE ENTRY?
Incomplete, lacks page 1. Originals on versos of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, lacks page 1, includes pp. 2-3. Originals on versos of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, lacks all before page 4 and after page 8. Originals on versos of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, pages 1-4 only. Originals on versos of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 1 only. Original on verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 1 only. Headed "Christmas morning" only. Congratulates HPL for his 3-star mention in Obrien's annual. Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, lacks all after page 1.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, only page 1. Original on verso of HPL Poetry:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Dated "Monday Morning" only. Written sometime in 1927 or 1928 as he mentions he began to type the first chapters of "Doorway to Poetry." Original on verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Dated "Sunday Afternoon" only. Originals on versos of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Dated "Tuesday after school" only. Originals on versos of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Dated "Monday 4:30 P.M." Originals on versos of HPL Fiction
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Dated "Tuesday P.M." only. Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
This letter dated only "Saturday P.M."
Dated "Thanksgiving Morning" only. Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
With enclosure. Lists topics under Psychology, History of Education and Theory and Art of Teaching.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
With enclosure. "life's Evening" and "P.S."
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Incomplete, page 6 only. This was Alfred M. Galpin's copy. The GALLOMO was a round robin letter maintained by Alfred GALpin, LOvecraft and Maurice W. MOe.
Moe, Maurice Winter to GALLOMO
Moe, Maurice Winter to GALLOMO
This was Alfred M. Galpin's copy. The GALLOMO was a round robin letter maintained by Alfred GALpin, LOvecraft and Maurice W. MOe.
Moe, Maurice Winter to GALLOMO
Moe, Maurice Winter to GALLOMO
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Cole, Edward H.
Originals on versos of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Originals on versos of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Originals on versos of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Photocopy in Box 6 folder 2 incorrectly labeled "The Materialist Today" due to incorrect penciled title on typescript.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Originals on versos of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Originals on versos of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Original on verso of HPL Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Originals on versos of HPL Early Poetry and Prose
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Originals on versos of HPL Non-Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Originals on versos of HPL Non-Fiction:
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Three enclosures included with letter: 1 newspaper clipping A12005 (26), one typed, unsigned letter addressed to "Dear Bob" dated 1933 Jul 17 A12005 (28), and one unsigned letter addressed to "Dear Fellow-teacher" A12005 (14). Clipping copied, original retained.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With enclosure, a reprint from
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Jun 20, 1935. Letter is addressed to "Dear Corycians".
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moe, Maurice Winter to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Edkins wrote Howard Lovecraft a letter dated 1936 Mar 24 with which he enclosed this letter from Moe as proof of the high quality of the journal
Moe, Maurice W. to Edkins, Ernest A.
Moe, Maurice W. to Edkins, Ernest A.
photocopy.
[Biography of] Maurice Winter Moe
[Biography of] Maurice Winter Moe
First Steps in the Appreciation of Poetry
First Steps in the Appreciation of Poetry
Written after HPL's death. 1937 written in pencil at top of page.
Howard Phillips Lovecraft
Howard Phillips Lovecraft
Copy 2
Howard Phillips Lovecraft
Howard Phillips Lovecraft
Carbon copy.
Literary Appreciation Through Experience
Literary Appreciation Through Experience
Carbon copy. Title page includes the location which was West Division High School, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Poem Comments
Poem Comments
Five mimeographed sheets of paper providing questions and commentary on poetry. The sonnets on the first page probably written by Lovecraft for Maurice Moe to use in his classroom instruction as a high school teacher. The author of the remaining 5 pages of poetry instruction is unclear. It may be either Lovecraft or Maurice Moe.
Sonnet Study
Sonnet Study
Originals on versos of page 9 and page 27 of HPL Fiction
Test: Hunting the Word ; Vegetarian Diet
Test: Hunting the Word ; Vegetarian Diet
Printed in July, 1940 in
In Memoriam: Maurice W. Moe
In Memoriam: Maurice W. Moe
(President, National Amateur Press Asociation, Editor of
Requests HPL supply a poem for publication. On verso of Lovecraft's typed letter to James F. Morton (1926 Jun 9), 10. Photocopy in Box 6.
Moidel, Jacob to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moidel, Jacob to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Moidel, Jacob to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moidel, Jacob to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction
Moidel, Jacob to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moidel, Jacob to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL fiction
Moidel, Jacob to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moidel, Jacob to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Moidel, Jacob to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moidel, Jacob to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL fiction
Moidel, Jacob to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moidel, Jacob to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1911-1987; Wife of Henry Kuttner)
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Written between December 31, 1934 and February 11, 1935. With 4-page untitled poem enclosed.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
See also photographs of barque and 18th century windmill.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
With 2 page enclosure titled "Poems"
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Catherine L. Moore and her mother M.J. Moore write a thank you letter to Mrs. Barlow (mother of Robert H. Barlow) for the lovely visit they had in her home.
Moore, Catherine L. and Moore, M. J. to Barlow, Mrs. E[verett]. D.
Moore, Catherine L. and Moore, M. J. to Barlow, Mrs. E[verett]. D.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Year is uncertain.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Envelope letter was mailed in is dated 1936 Dec 15 and includes autograph note by HPL.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
Moore, Catherine L. to Barlow, Robert H.
This is a photocopy of the story in
The Challenge from Beyond - Weird Fantasy Story
The Challenge from Beyond - Weird Fantasy Story
Morison, Emily M. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Morison, Emily M. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Morison, Emily M. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Morison, Emily M. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Morison, Emily M. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Morison, Emily M. to Scott, Winfield Townley
(1909-1986)
Morse, Richard Ely to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morse, Richard Ely to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morse, Richard Ely to Scott, Winfield Townley
Morse, Richard Ely to Scott, Winfield Townley
Morton, Charles W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Morton, Charles W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
(1870-1941, James Ferdinand Morton, Jr.)
Postcard of the Beekman Family Coach, New York Historical Society. Morton's signtaure included on Lovecraft's postcard sent to Clark on this date.
Morton, James F. to Clark, Lillian D.
Morton, James F. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of Papyrus Capital at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Morton's signtaure included on Lovecraft's postcard sent to Clark on this date.
Morton, James F. to Clark, Lillian D.
Morton, James F. to Clark, Lillian D.
Incomplete, page 2 only. Written before May 30, 1927, asking HPL to visit him on Memorial Day. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 2 only. Written before November 1926. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Postcard of "The Old Mill...", Newport, RI. Postcard with greeting from both HPL and Morton to Hoag. Filed in HPL's correspondence.
Morton, James F. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Morton, James F. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Postcard of Manning Hall at Brown University, Providence, RI. Also includes a note from HPL to Hoag. Probably sent when Morton was visiting HPL in Providence. Postcard is filed in HPL's correspondence.
Morton, James F. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Morton, James F. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Hoag this date. Also signed by Frank Belknap Long, Jr., Clifford M. Eddy, Jr., and Donald Wandrei.
Morton, James F. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Morton, James F. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Postcard of Garret Rock, Paterson, N.J. James F. Morton also included a note on this postcard from Lovecraft.
Morton, James F. to Clark, Lillian D.
Morton, James F. to Clark, Lillian D.
Also signed Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Morton, James F. to Wandrei, Donald
Morton, James F. to Wandrei, Donald
Morton describes his trip through the southern United States.
Photocopy in Box 6.
Morton, James F. to Cole, Edward H.
Morton, James F. to Cole, Edward H.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Clark of this date.
Morton, James F. to Clark, Lillian D.
Morton, James F. to Clark, Lillian D.
Incomplete, page 1 - 2 only. On versos of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Long, Frank Belknap, Jr.
Morton, James F. to Long, Frank Belknap, Jr.
Incomplete, page 1 only. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Morton, James F. to Wandrei, Donald
Morton, James F. to Wandrei, Donald
Incomplete, page 1 only. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Addressed to "Supreme Standard of Sublunar Sentiency." On verso of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Also signed Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Morton, James F. to Wandrei, Donald
Morton, James F. to Wandrei, Donald
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei of this date.
Morton, James F. to Wandrei, Donald
Morton, James F. to Wandrei, Donald
On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Morton, James F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Morton, James F. to Wandrei, Donald
Morton, James F. to Wandrei, Donald
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Morton, James F. to Wandrei, Donald
Morton, James F. to Wandrei, Donald
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Barlow on this date.
Morton, James F. to Barlow, Robert H.
Morton, James F. to Barlow, Robert H.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Morton, James F. to Wandrei, Donald
Morton, James F. to Wandrei, Donald
Poem.
Haunted Houses
Haunted Houses
Poem (separated from a letter). On verso of HPL Fiction:
Mountain and Man
Mountain and Man
Save the Old Brick Row
Save the Old Brick Row
Poem. First line: "When of the great Lovecraft's merits I would write."
To Howard
To Howard
Clipping from
Obituary
Obituary
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This letter is a short note explaining why Munday is not commenting on Lovecraft's work this month.
Munday, John to Transatlantic Circulator
Munday, John to Transatlantic Circulator
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This letter is a critique of the "Land of Pleasures". It includes a short unsigned note by HPL.
Munday, John to Transatlantic Circulator
Munday, John to Transatlantic Circulator
(1903-1981)
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Munn, H. Warner to Wandrei, Donald
Munn, H. Warner to Wandrei, Donald
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Munn, H. Warner to Wandrei, Donald
Munn, H. Warner to Wandrei, Donald
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Munn, H. Warner to Wandrei, Donald
Munn, H. Warner to Wandrei, Donald
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Munn, H. Warner to Wandrei, Donald
Munn, H. Warner to Wandrei, Donald
(1861-1955; Father of Chester P. Munroe)
Munroe, Addison Pierce to Scott, Winfield Townley
Munroe, Addison Pierce to Scott, Winfield Townley
(1889-1943)
With some manuscript corrections. From
My Friend H. L.
My Friend H. L.
Myer, John Colby to Scott, Winfield Townley
Myer, John Colby to Scott, Winfield Townley
Thanks HPL for sending copies of
Myers, Ethel J. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Myers, Ethel J. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1912-1935)
Mrs. Nelson sends to Barlow writings of Robert Nelson which Robert had prepared to send to Barlow on the day he became ill which was July 5. Robert Nelson died on July 22. Mrs. Nelson transcribed at the bottom of the letter the message written by Robert Nelson to Barlow on July 5, 1935. Mrs. Nelson included a self-addressed stamped envelope in case the Robert's writings were meant to be returned to her. Mrs. Nelson apparently included Lost Excerpts III - VII. Brown University has only Lost Excerpts III - The Flinging of the Rocks (A55361 [245]) and Lost Excerpts IV - The Rocks Cease (A55361 [246])
Nelson, Mrs. Elmer to Barlow, Robert H.
Nelson, Mrs. Elmer to Barlow, Robert H.
Lost Excerpts III - The Flinging of the Rocks
Lost Excerpts III - The Flinging of the Rocks
Lost Excerpts IV - The Rocks Cease
Lost Excerpts IV - The Rocks Cease
New Hampshire State Library to Walter, Dorothy C.
New Hampshire State Library to Walter, Dorothy C.
(1864-1954)
On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Newton, Dudley to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Newton, Dudley to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Newton, Dudley to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Newton, Dudley to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Invites HPL to apply for a job as a collection agent. "We understand that you have some good experience in the solicitation of delinquent accounts for collection." Signed by E.O. Brown. On verso of typed letter from Lovecraft to James F. Morton (1926 Jun 9), 11.
North American Finance Company to Lovecraft, Howard P.
North American Finance Company to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1890-1941)
With envelope addressed to HPL c/o Editor of
O'Brien, Edward J. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
O'Brien, Edward J. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Updating HPL's address in their records. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Old Colony Co-Operative Bank to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Old Colony Co-Operative Bank to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1897-1986)
Incomplete, last page (2) only. "Cook has got about half of the
Orton, Vrest Teachout to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Orton, Vrest Teachout to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Orton, Vrest Teachout to Wandrei, Donald
Orton, Vrest Teachout to Wandrei, Donald
Orton, Vrest Teachout to Sharpe, Henry D.
Orton, Vrest Teachout to Sharpe, Henry D.
Paul, Elliot to Scott, Winfield Townley
Paul, Elliot to Scott, Winfield Townley
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Pearce, Annie to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Pearce, Annie to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Pearson, James Larkin to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Pearson, James Larkin to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This letter expresses Pelion's regret that his "entrance to the circle meets Lovecraft's exit".
Pelion, Frank to Transatlantic Circulator
Pelion, Frank to Transatlantic Circulator
H.P. Lovecraft, list of letters to Petaja
H.P. Lovecraft, list of letters to Petaja
Incomplete, pages 4-10 only. Manuscript notated by HPL. With accompanying letter from Petaja describing the manuscript.
Untitled manuscript
Untitled manuscript
Phelan, Michael to Scott, Winfield Townley
Phelan, Michael to Scott, Winfield Townley
(1833-1904; HPL's maternal grandfather)
With envelope.
Phillips, Whipple Van Buren to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Phillips, Whipple Van Buren to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Phillips, Whipple Van Buren to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Phillips, Whipple Van Buren to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope and enclosure, a photograph of William F. Cody ("Buffalo Bill") which is broken in half across the middle.
Phillips, Whipple Van Buren to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Phillips, Whipple Van Buren to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Negative of a portrait photograph of Phillips from the
Negative of photograph of Whipple Van Buren Phillips
Negative of photograph of Whipple Van Buren Phillips
(1882-1962)
Plaisier writes to Smith about the Lovecraft materials that she has. This letter was enclosed with a letter from Smith to Edward H. Cole dated 1937 Mar 29. There is a typed note from Smith to Cole at the top of the sheet dated 1937 Mar 29.
Plaisier, Jennie K. to Smith, Edwin H.
Plaisier, Jennie K. to Smith, Edwin H.
Poem revised by HPL for Margaret Porter. Porter probably was one of Maurice W. Moe's students.
Blue
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(1898-1989)
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Incomplete, two pages only.
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Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Includes photocopy of p.1
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A greeting from Price to Wandrei in Arabic and English included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date. Postcard of "Fan Window in Gov. Claiborne Home. New Orleans, LA".
Price, E. Hoffmann to Wandrei, Donald
Price, E. Hoffmann to Wandrei, Donald
Signed in Arabic
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
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Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With enclosure. Two pages, numbered 61 and 62
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Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With enclosure. (Missing enclosure as of Jan 2018.)
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Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Jul 1, 1932. Note on envelope: A32500 [954] (4) to A32500 [961] (2)
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Price, E. Hoffmann to Wright, Farnsworth
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Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope and enclosure. Enclosure is letter dated Oct. 31, 1932 addressed to Mr. Lenniger.
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Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
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Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Dec. 16, 1932.
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Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope and enclosure. Enclosure is typed page numbered 54.
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Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Feb. 4, 1933.
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Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
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Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Copy.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Wright, Farnsworth
Price, E. Hoffmann to Wright, Farnsworth
With envelope.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Copy. With envelope. Letter is addressed to "Dear Plato". Note on back of envelope: A32500 [1201] to A32500 [1206]
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Price, E. Hoffmann to Wright, Farnsworth
Price, E. Hoffman to Lovecraft, Howard P.
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Envelope only.
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Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
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With envelope.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Cook, W. Paul
Price, E. Hoffmann to Cook, W. Paul
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Enclosed with this letter to Lovecraft is a letter from E. Hoffman Price to Marc T. Greene dated 1934 Sep 12.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P. and Greene, Marc T.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P. and Greene, Marc T.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
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With envelope and enclosure (newspaper clippings)
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With envelope.
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Manuscript notes on carbon copy of typed notes regarding Price's auto trip on May 16, 1935 from Redwood City to Monterey. Envelope used for this letter and A32500 [973] dated 1935 May 19.
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Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Envelope used for this letter and A32500 [977] dated 1935 May 16
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With envelope and enclosure (newspaper clipping). Clipping copied, original retained.
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With envelope.
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With envelope. (Enclosure missing as of Jan 2018.)
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Newspaper clipping titled "Obit for Steamboat" is pasted onto the postcard.
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With envelope and enclosure.
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With envelope and enclosure.
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With envelope.
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With envelope and enclosure. Enclosure is a typed 13 page short story by Price, with handwritten notes and corrections, titled "Invasion of Mexico: October 14th, 1935".
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Carbon copy enclosed in letter from Price to Lovecraft dated 1935 Dec 31.
With envelope and enclosure. Enclosure is a carbon copy of a 3 page letter from Price dated December 29, 1935, addressed to Adolphe Danziger De Castro.
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Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope and enclosure. (newspaper clipping).
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Carbon copy.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 1 only. With envelope.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope and enclosure. (newspaper clipping).
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope and enclosures (newspaper clipping and small photograph of the "Avenue of Cacti" in Santa Cecilia). Clipping copied, original retained.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Carbon copy enclosed with a letter from Price to Lovecraft dated 1936 Oct 29.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Wilson, Shepherd
Price, E. Hoffmann to Wilson, Shepherd
With envelope and enclosed carbon copy of a 4 page letter from Price to Shepherd Wilson dated 1936 Oct 28.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope and enclosures (newspaper clippings and a printed card describing New Iberia, Louisiana).
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Barlow, Robert H.
Price, E. Hoffmann to Barlow, Robert H.
With extensive manuscript revisions by HPL.
Sequel to Silver Key
Sequel to Silver Key
Will send HPL a copy of the
Providence Journal Company to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Providence Journal Company to Lovecraft, Howard P.
From the Circulation Deparment of the Providence Journal. Signed by Edward Norton. They no longer wrap the newspapers. On verso of HPL Poetry
Providence Journal Company to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Providence Journal Company to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Pryor, John C. to Renshaw, Anne Tillery
Pryor, John C. to Renshaw, Anne Tillery
Signed with initials "J. T. P." only.
Pyke, James T. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Pyke, James T. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope and two poems "The Atlantic in Winter" and "An Old Garden" enclosed. Envelope postmarked Jan. 24, 1930.
Radcliffe, Florence to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Radcliffe, Florence to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With two poems "The Oak" and "Sanctuary" enclosed.
Radcliffe, Florence to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Radcliffe, Florence to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Enclosed in autograph letter signed by Radcliff to Lovecraft dated 1930 Jan 23 (A32500 [1605]).
The Atlantic in Winter
The Atlantic in Winter
Enclosed in autograph letter signed by Radcliff to Lovecraft dated 1930 Apr 6 (A32500 [1606]).
The Oak
The Oak
Enclosed in autograph letter signed by Radcliff to Lovecraft dated 1930 Jan 23 (A32500 [1605]).
An Old Garden
An Old Garden
From unidentified magazine for February, 1930. Enclosed in autograph letter signed by Radcliff to Lovecraft dated 1930 Apr 6 (A32500 [1606]).
Sanctuary (Gorge of the Potomac and The Great Falls)
Sanctuary (Gorge of the Potomac and The Great Falls)
Ransom collecting information about the publications Cook printed as part of Recluse Press so that they could be included in his bibliography titled
Ransom, Will to Cook, W. Paul
Ransom, Will to Cook, W. Paul
(Editor of
Incomplete, pages 1-3 only. On versos of HPL Fiction:
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, pages 1-2 only. On versos of HPL Fiction:
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 2 only. Written before November, 1920. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Dated "Sun." only. On verso of HPL Poetry: 1910-1937
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Mahon, Margaret
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Mahon, Margaret
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, last page only. On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Christmas card with Renshaw's photograph. With envelope postmarked Dec. 14, 1935.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Includes annotations by HPL.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With HPL's note that he charged Renshaw $100 for revising her manuscript.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked Oct. 9, 1936. With HPL's notes written on the back of the envelope.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Renshaw sends $100 payment for HPL's revising of
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Advertisement for course in "Well Bred English" at the Renshaw School. With HPL's notes on verso.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Renshaw, Anne Tillery to Lovecraft, Howard P.
This version contains extensive revisions begun in April 1936 by Lovecraft done for Anne Tillery Renshaw. Renshaw's
Well Bred Speech
Well Bred Speech
Written by Anne Tillery Renshaw. Galley proofs with corrections made in Lovecraft's handwriting. Contains forward and chapters 1-3 only.
Well Bred Speech - galley proofs
Well Bred Speech - galley proofs
Senate Resolution commemorating the fortieth anniversary of the death of H. P. Lovecraft, one of the greatest authors of horror and fantasy stories of the past two centuries.
Senate Resolution commemorating the fortieth anniversary of the death of H. P. Lovecraft, one of the greatest authors of horror and fantasy stories of the past two centuries.
Rice, Craig to Scott, Winfield Townley
Rice, Craig to Scott, Winfield Townley
(Born 1915; Collaborations:
Donating Lovecraft's original manuscript of
Rimel, Duane Weldon to John Hay Memorial Library
Rimel, Duane Weldon to John Hay Memorial Library
Linoleum cut attributed to Duane Rimel.
Linoleum cut of E. Hoffman Price
Linoleum cut of E. Hoffman Price
Linoleum cut of a seated man, with HPL's autograph note "Would not a thickening of the neck to this extent make a better proportioned figure?". Typed quote below the figure "I rubbed the sleep from my eyes..." is from "Jewels of Charlotte" by Rimel.
Linoleum cut of seated man
Linoleum cut of seated man
Offers autograph letters of Lord Dunsany for sale. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Roberts, Adeline to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Roberts, Adeline to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1881-1961; Superintendent of Butler Hospital, Providence, RI)
Ruggles, Arthur to Scott, Winfield Townley
Ruggles, Arthur to Scott, Winfield Townley
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Russell, John to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Russell, John to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Russell, John to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Russell, John to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Russell, John to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Russell, John to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Russell, John to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Russell, John to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Russell, John to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Russell, John to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Russell, John to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Russell, John to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of page 4 of HPL's poem "On Receiving Ye Portraiture of Mrs. Berkeley, Ye Poetess".
Salls, Helen H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Salls, Helen H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(Editor of
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 1 only. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, pages 1-2 only. On versos of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Dated "One week before the Yale Game, 1923" only. Mentions "Brown trimmed Haavaad this awfternoon" [1923 Nov 17]. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sandusky, Albert A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This letter is a critique of "The Nameless City".
Sater, Elyse Tash to Transatlantic Circulator
Sater, Elyse Tash to Transatlantic Circulator
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921.
Sater, Elyse Tash to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sater, Elyse Tash to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sawyer, Laurie A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sawyer, Laurie A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sawyer, Laurie A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sawyer, Laurie A. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1870-1957)
Discusses his return to amateur journalism and the assistance he received from Howard Lovecraft. A carbon copy of this letter enclosed by Schermerhorn in his letter to Lovecraft dated 1936 Sep 22.
Schermerhorn, Frank Earle to Bradofsky, Hyman
Schermerhorn, Frank Earle to Bradofsky, Hyman
Requests that Babcock publish a quatrain that he wrote and which Howard Lovecraft has seen and liked. A carbon copy of this letter enclosed by Schermerhorn in his letter to Lovecraft dated 1936 Sep 22.
Schermerhorn, Frank Earle to Babcock, Ralph W.
Schermerhorn, Frank Earle to Babcock, Ralph W.
Schermerhorn discussing the suggestions Lovecraft made about his poems and encloses carbon copies of the following 10 poems: Beyond; A Boy of Six; Come, Peace of Nations; Invisible; Life is so Brief; Mountain Storm; Rest; Roof-Log from a Hut at Valley Forge; Sonnet to Youth; Spring to Summer. Also enclosed are unsigned carbon copies of Schermerhorn's typed letters to Hyman Bradofsky (1 page, 1936 Jun 27) and Ralph W. Babcock (1 page, 1936 Sep 19).
Schermerhorn, Frank Earle to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Schermerhorn, Frank Earle to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Schermerhorn, Frank Earle to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Schermerhorn, Frank Earle to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Carbon copy enclosed in Schermerhorn's letter to Lovecraft dated 1936 Sep 22.
Beyond
Beyond
Carbon copy enclosed in Schermerhorn's letter to Lovecraft dated 1936 Sep 22.
A Boy of Six
A Boy of Six
Carbon copy enclosed in Schermerhorn's letter to Lovecraft dated 1936 Sep 22.
Come, Peace of Nations
Come, Peace of Nations
Carbon copy enclosed in Schermerhorn's letter to Lovecraft dated 1936 Sep 22. Includes 2 copies of the poem and 2 pages of typed notes about corrections.
Invisible
Invisible
Carbon copy enclosed in Schermerhorn's letter to Lovecraft dated 1936 Sep 22.
Life is so Brief
Life is so Brief
Carbon copy enclosed in Schermerhorn's letter to Lovecraft dated 1936 Sep 22.
Mountain Storm
Mountain Storm
Carbon copy enclosed in Schermerhorn's letter to Lovecraft dated 1936 Sep 22.
Rest
Rest
Carbon copy enclosed in Schermerhorn's letter to Lovecraft dated 1936 Sep 22.
Roof-Log from a Hut at Valley Forge
Roof-Log from a Hut at Valley Forge
Carbon copy enclosed in Schermerhorn's letter to Lovecraft dated 1936 Sep 22.
Sonnet to Youth
Sonnet to Youth
Carbon copy enclosed in Schermerhorn's letter to Lovecraft dated 1936 Sep 22.
Spring to Summer
Spring to Summer
Two copies. A56403 has additional typewritten note at bottom of page regarding HPL's life.
Yet Still We Mourn : Dedicated to the Memory of Howard Phillips Lovecraft
Yet Still We Mourn : Dedicated to the Memory of Howard Phillips Lovecraft
("Author's Agent and Editorial Critic")
At the suggestion of Mr. Vincent Starrett, Scott is sending HPL copies of his advertising circulars. "If you think that I could be of any service to you in your work I shall be glad to hear from you." On verso of HPL Fiction:
Scott, Arthur E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Scott, Arthur E. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1910-1968; Literary Editor of
Mr. Van Hoesen was the Librarian of Brown University.
Scott, Winfield Townley to Van Hoesen, Henry B.
Scott, Winfield Townley to Van Hoesen, Henry B.
Corrected draft. Published in
Foreword to: Howard Phillips Lovecraft as His Wife Remembers Him
Foreword to: Howard Phillips Lovecraft as His Wife Remembers Him
Briography of Howard P. Lovecraft
His Own Most Fantastic Creation
His Own Most Fantastic Creation
Newspaper article by Scott about Lovecraft
Howard Lovecraft's Lengthening Shade
Howard Lovecraft's Lengthening Shade
Biographical information about Howard Lovecraft and his parents Winfield Scott Lovecraft and Sarah S. Phillips.
Lovecraft family genealogy notes
Lovecraft family genealogy notes
Notes about various aspects of the life and writings of Howard Lovecraft and his family.
Miscellaneous notes on H. P. L.
Miscellaneous notes on H. P. L.
Scully offers her services as a typist of manuscripts. On verso of HPL Poetry
Scully, Noelia Arthemise to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Scully, Noelia Arthemise to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1902-1975)
Searight, Richard F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Searight, Richard F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Signed with phonetically spelled initials only: Ar Eph Es
Searight, Richard F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Searight, Richard F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1873-1953)
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sechrist, Edward L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sechrist, Edward L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete. On verso of HPL Fiction
Sechrist, Edward L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sechrist, Edward L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Sechrist, Edward L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sechrist, Edward L. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
The Dog that Caught a Train
The Dog that Caught a Train
(Born 1917)
Shepherd, Wilson to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Shepherd, Wilson to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Shepherd, Wilson to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Shepherd, Wilson to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Poem written by Shepherd with manuscript revisions by Howard P. Lovecraft. See also the illustration by Ferguson (A56385).
Death
Death
Ink drawing by Ferguson with pencilled caption: "I want to come---and I can!" -"Death"
Death
Death
Ink drawing by Morrie.
Death
Death
Poem written by Shepherd and heavily revised by HPL. First published as "Wander's Return" in
Wanderer's Return
Wanderer's Return
Form letter advertising their book club. On verso of HPL Poetry
Signed Edition Club to My Dear Sir
Signed Edition Club to My Dear Sir
(Slater's Fashion Shop)
Advertising circular (ca. 1924-25). On verso of HPL Fiction:
Slater, William B. to Dear Madam
Slater, William B. to Dear Madam
(1852-1948; "Tryout Smith," Editor of
On verso of HPL Poetry:
Smith, Charles W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Charles W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Includes envelope and newspaper clipping.
Smith, Charles W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Charles W. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Barlow on this date.
Smith, Charles W. (Tryout Smith) to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Charles W. (Tryout Smith) to Barlow, Robert H.
Note name" Tryout" here
Smith, Charles W. (Tryout Smith) to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Charles W. (Tryout Smith) to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Note name "Tryout" here. With envelope.
Smith, Charles W. (Tryout Smith) to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Charles W. (Tryout Smith) to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Smith, Charles W. (Tryout Smith) to Scott, Winfield Townley
Smith, Charles W. (Tryout Smith) to Scott, Winfield Townley
(1893-1961)
Written before December 19, 1932. Swanson's
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written before February 22, 1933. On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete. p. 2 only. On verso of HPL Poetry:
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
References to dream story.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Includes a fragment of an envelope with handwritten notes by HPL partly in Greek. Also includes a 2 handwritten copies of the same crossword with typed clues.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
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Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 1 only. Written after March 22, 1931. Smith states that he has just read the manuscript for
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Smith mentions Whitehead's "Cassius" is in the current
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Written before May, 1932. Mentions that he is still writing "The Vaults of Yoh-Vombis" which appeared in
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Written before May, 1932. States that "The Vaults of Yoh-Vombis" will soon be published by
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Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written at the beginning of 1932. "I wrote you the other day, expressing my pleasure in 'Shadow over Innsmouth,' which has now gone on to Wandrei. I don't think I've ever read anything that conveyed the atmosphere of backwater decadence as potently and pungently as this story does." On verso of typed transcription of a portion of a letter from HPL to Elizabeth Toldridge (1929 Sep 3).
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Mentions "In the Vault" being in the current
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Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Probably written in mid-1932. Smith is "eager to see
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Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Price, E. Hoffmann
Smith, Clark Ashton to Price, E. Hoffmann
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard is attached to "L.E. Fugle Ferneries" letterhead stationery.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Price, E. Hoffmann
Smith, Clark Ashton to Price, E. Hoffmann
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
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Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
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Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
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Smith, Clark Ashton to Barlow, Robert H.
Smith, Clark Ashton to de Camp, L. Sprague
Smith, Clark Ashton to de Camp, L. Sprague
Smith, Clark Ashton to de Camp, L. Sprague
Smith, Clark Ashton to de Camp, L. Sprague
Smith, Clark Ashton to de Camp, L. Sprague
Smith, Clark Ashton to de Camp, L. Sprague
Smith, Clark Ashton to de Camp, L. Sprague
Smith, Clark Ashton to de Camp, L. Sprague
Smith, Clark Ashton to de Camp, L. Sprague
Smith, Clark Ashton to de Camp, L. Sprague
Dated 16 Dec 1929.
Abomination of Desolation
Abomination of Desolation
Dated 30 Jun 1931.
Beyond the Singing Flame
Beyond the Singing Flame
Dated 14 Nov 1932.
The Charnel God
The Charnel God
Dated 15 Jan 1931.
City of the Singing Flame
City of the Singing Flame
Dated 9 Mar 1930.
Devotee of Evil
Devotee of Evil
Dated 25 Jul 1930.
Door to Saturn
Door to Saturn
Dated 13 Mar 1932.
Double Shadow
Double Shadow
Dated 1 Oct 1929.
End of the Story
End of the Story
Epigrams of Alastor
Epigrams of Alastor
Dated 25 Jan 1930.
Epiphany of Death
Epiphany of Death
Dated 12 Nov 1930.
The Ghoul
The Ghoul
Incomplete.
Holiness of Azéderac
Holiness of Azéderac
Dated 19 May 1931. Missing page numbered 22. Last numbered page of manuscript is p.24.
Holiness of Azéderac
Holiness of Azéderac
Hunters From Beyond
Hunters From Beyond
Dated 13 Jul 1930
Immeasurable Horror
Immeasurable Horror
Dated 12 Feb 1933
The Last Hieroglyph
The Last Hieroglyph
Dated 23 Sep 1929
The Last Incantation
The Last Incantation
The Maker of Gargoyles
The Maker of Gargoyles
Dated 12 Jun 1931
The Maker of Gargoyles
The Maker of Gargoyles
Dated 14 May 1930
Marooned in Andromeda
Marooned in Andromeda
Dated 2 Oct 1930.
Medusa
Medusa
The Mirror in the Hall of Ebony
The Mirror in the Hall of Ebony
The Monster of the Prophecy
The Monster of the Prophecy
A Murder in the Fourth Dimension
A Murder in the Fourth Dimension
A Murder in the Fourth Dimension
A Murder in the Fourth Dimension
A Night in Malnéant'
A Night in Malnéant'
The Ninth Skeleton
The Ninth Skeleton
The Phantom of the Fire
The Phantom of the Fire
The Planet of the Dead
The Planet of the Dead
Missing page numbered 12. Last page of manuscript is numbered 18.
A Rendering from the Arabic: The Return of the Sorcerer
A Rendering from the Arabic: The Return of the Sorcerer
A Rendezvous in Averoigne
A Rendezvous in Averoigne
The Satyr
The Satyr
The Satyr
The Satyr
The Tale of Satambra Zeiros
The Tale of Satambra Zeiros
With envelope.
Third Episode of Vathek
Third Episode of Vathek
To The Daemon
To The Daemon
The Touchstone
The Touchstone
The Uncharted Isle
The Uncharted Isle
The Venus of Azombie
The Venus of Azombie
Many pages are typewritten on the verso.
The Weaver in the Vault
The Weaver in the Vault
The Willow Landscape
The Willow Landscape
Translated from Baudelaire's
A Une Malabaraise
A Une Malabaraise
The Abomination of Desolation
The Abomination of Desolation
Poems Absence and Le Cheveu on the same page.
Absence ; Le Cheveu
Absence ; Le Cheveu
After Armageddon
After Armageddon
Translated from Baudelaire's
L'Albatros'
L'Albatros'
Amor Autumnals
Amor Autumnals
L'Amour Suprème'
L'Amour Suprème'
Answer
Answer
Translated from Verlaine's
IX (Ariettes Oublèes)'
IX (Ariettes Oublèes)'
Artemis
Artemis
The Autumn Lake
The Autumn Lake
Translated from Baudelaire's
Les Aveugles
Les Aveugles
Translated from Baudelaire's
Le Beau Navire
Le Beau Navire
Calendar
Calendar
Canticle
Canticle
Translated from Baudelaire's
Chanson D'Apres-Midi'
Chanson D'Apres-Midi'
Chanson de Novembre
Chanson de Novembre
Chanson de Rêve'
Chanson de Rêve'
Translated from Baudelaire's
Chant D'Automne / Song of Autumn
Chant D'Automne / Song of Autumn
Chatelaine
Chatelaine
Chinoiserie
Chinoiserie
Translated from Baudelaire's
Confession
Confession
Connaissance
Connaissance
Unidentified translation.
The Coral Reef
The Coral Reef
Credo
Credo
Translated from Baudelaire's
Le Crépuscule du Matin'
Le Crépuscule du Matin'
Cumuli
Cumuli
Danse Macabre
Danse Macabre
Two copies. Translated from Baudelaire "De Profundis Clamavi". On same page as his translation from Baudelaire of "La Lune Offensée".
De Profundis Clamavi
De Profundis Clamavi
The Doom of America
The Doom of America
This sheet includes the poem "The Dragon-Fly" and the poem "September."
The Dragon-fly
The Dragon-fly
"For H.P. Lovecraft" written at top of page.
A Dream of the Abyss
A Dream of the Abyss
Éloignement
Éloignement
Enigma
Enigma
Ennui
Ennui
Estrangement
Estrangement
Translated from Baudelaire's
Exotic Perfume
Exotic Perfume
A Fable
A Fable
Fellowship
Fellowship
Translated from Baudelaire's
Femmes Damnées'
Femmes Damnées'
Poem is typed on one side of the page and hand written on the verso.
A Fragment
A Fragment
Translated from Baudelaire's
Une Gravure Fantastique
Une Gravure Fantastique
Signed "Baudelaire"
The Gulf
The Gulf
With autograph letter to August Derleth (note written in pencil at top of page).
H. P. L.
H. P. L.
Paper version. This is a long form poem written by Clark Ashton Smith. It includes his original manuscripts draft and 2 typescript drafts both of which have annotations by Lovecraft and Smith. Only available as a microfilm copy. A hard copy paper version was printed from the microfilm in March 2019. Digital scans of the microfilm were created in March 2019. Robert Barlow sent this microfilm to S. Foster Damon at Brown at the end of July 1938 to be added to the Lovecraft and related collections. The microfilm also contains a copy of the manuscript draft by Lovecraft of his story
Hashish Eater - paper copy
Hashish Eater - paper copy
Microfilm version. This is a long form poem written by Clark Ashton Smith. It includes his original manuscripts draft and 2 typescript drafts both of which have handwritten corrections and annotations by Lovecraft and Smith. Only available as a microfilm copy. A hard copy paper version was printed from the microfilm in March 2019. Digital scans of the microfilm were created in March 2019. Robert Barlow sent this microfilm to S. Foster Damon at Brown at the end of July 1938 to be added to the Lovecraft and related collections. The microfilm also contains a copy of the manuscript draft by Lovecraft of his story
The Hill-Top
The Hill-Top
Translated from Baudelaire's
L'Horloge'
L'Horloge'
Idyll Païenne'
Idyll Païenne'
Idyll Païenne'
Idyll Païenne'
Translated from Baudelaire's
L'Imprévu'
L'Imprévu'
Incognita
Incognita
Ineffabilité'
Ineffabilité'
Inferno
Inferno
Written on verso of an order form from the Union Library Association.
Interrogation
Interrogation
Poems called "In Thessaly" and "The Phoenix" on the same page.
In Thessaly ; The Phoenix
In Thessaly ; The Phoenix
Translated from Baudelaire's
L'Invitation au Voyage'
L'Invitation au Voyage'
Translated from Baudelaire's
L'Irreparable'
L'Irreparable'
Translated from Baudelaire's
L'Irreparable
L'Irreparable
Jungle Twilight
Jungle Twilight
The poems called "Lichens" and "Vaticinations" on the same page.
Lichens ; Vaticinations
Lichens ; Vaticinations
The Lotus and the Moon
The Lotus and the Moon
Translated from Baudelaire's
The Love of Falsehood
The Love of Falsehood
Translated from Baudelaire's "La Lune Offensée". On same page as his translation from Baudelaire of "De Profundis Clamavi".
La Lune Offensée
La Lune Offensée
Un Madrigal
Un Madrigal
La Mare
La Mare
Translated from Baudelaire's
Une Martyre
Une Martyre
Maya
Maya
The Medusa of the Skies
The Medusa of the Skies
Le Miroir des Blanches Fleurs
Le Miroir des Blanches Fleurs
Le Miroir des Blanches Fleurs
Le Miroir des Blanches Fleurs
The Mithridate
The Mithridate
Moon-Sight
Moon-Sight
Translated from Baudelaire "La Mort des Amants". On same page as his translation of Baudelaire "La Mort des Artistes".
La Mort des Amants
La Mort des Amants
Translated from Baudelaire's "La Mort des Artistes". On same page as his translation of Baudelaire "La Mort des Amants".
La Mort des Artistes
La Mort des Artistes
The Muse of Hyperborea
The Muse of Hyperborea
Translated from Baudelaire's
La Musique
La Musique
Mystery
Mystery
Translation of a poem by Victor Hugo called "The Wheel of Omphale" on the same page as "Nemea."
Nemea ; The Wheel of Omphale
Nemea ; The Wheel of Omphale
The Nightmare Tarn
The Nightmare Tarn
Nocturne
Nocturne
November
November
Nyctalops
Nyctalops
Credited to "José-Maria de Heredia". On same page as "The Samurai".
On a Broken Statue
On a Broken Statue
On a Chinese Vase
On a Chinese Vase
Translated from Baudelaire's
On Tasso in Prison by Eugene Delacroix
On Tasso in Prison by Eugene Delacroix
From
One Evening
One Evening
Signed "Baudelaire"
CXXIV (One Hundred Twenty-Four)
CXXIV (One Hundred Twenty-Four)
Ougabalys
Ougabalys
Translated from Baudelaire's
A Pagan's Prayer
A Pagan's Prayer
The Passing of Aphrodite
The Passing of Aphrodite
Translated from Baudelaire's
Les Phares
Les Phares
Translated from Baudelaire's
Preface
Preface
Translated from Baudelaire's
Le Reniement de Sainte Pierre
Le Reniement de Sainte Pierre
Requiescat
Requiescat
Rêvasserie'
Rêvasserie'
Rêvasserie'
Rêvasserie'
Translated from Baudelaire's
Rêve d'un Curieux A. F. N.
Rêve d'un Curieux A. F. N.
Credited to "José-Maria de Heredia". On same page as "On a Broken Statue".
The Samurai
The Samurai
The Saturnienne
The Saturnienne
Translated from Baudelaire's
Les Sept Viellards [sic]
Les Sept Viellards [sic]
This sheet includes the poem "The Dragon-Fly" and the poem "September."
September
September
Le Serpent Qui Danse
Le Serpent Qui Danse
Shadows
Shadows
Translated from Leconte de Lisle.
The Sleep of the Condor
The Sleep of the Condor
Translated from Baudelaire's
Le Soleil
Le Soleil
Translated from Leconte de Lisle.
Solvent Seclum
Solvent Seclum
Song of Cartha
Song of Cartha
Song of the Necromancer
Song of the Necromancer
Sonnet Lunaire
Sonnet Lunaire
Translated from Verlaine's
En Sourdine
En Sourdine
Le Souvenir
Le Souvenir
Spectral Life
Spectral Life
Translated from Baudelaire's
Spleen
Spleen
Translated from Baudelaire's
Spleen
Spleen
Typed poem bound in folder labeled "An Original Manuscript by Clark Ashton Smith".
To Howard Phillips Lovecraft
To Howard Phillips Lovecraft
With autograph dedication to Robert H. Barlow. Bound in folder labeled "An Original Manuscript by Clark Ashton Smith" (dark brown).
To Howard Phillips Lovecraft
To Howard Phillips Lovecraft
To Nora May French
To Nora May French
To the Daemon
To the Daemon
Translated from Baudelaire's
Le Tonneau de la Haine
Le Tonneau de la Haine
Translated from Baudelaire's
Tristesses de la Lune
Tristesses de la Lune
Trope
Trope
A Valediction to George Sterling
A Valediction to George Sterling
Variations
Variations
Une Vie Spectrale
Une Vie Spectrale
Translated from Baudelaire's
Les Vin des Chiffoniers
Les Vin des Chiffoniers
With autograph letter signed to Howard P. Lovecraft.
Warning
Warning
Folder includes a photocopy.
Alchimie de la Douleur
Alchimie de la Douleur
Folder includes a photocopy.
Le Balcon
Le Balcon
Chance
Chance
Folder includes a photocopy.
Cocktails and Creme de Menthe
Cocktails and Creme de Menthe
Folder includes a photocopy.
The Devil's Note Book
The Devil's Note Book
From the
The Envoys
The Envoys
Folder includes a photocopy.
L'Examen de Minuit
L'Examen de Minuit
Folder includes a photocopy.
The Fountain of Blood
The Fountain of Blood
Folder includes a photocopy.
Harmonie du Soir
Harmonie du Soir
Folder includes a photocopy.
Les Hiboux
Les Hiboux
Folder includes a photocopy.
Horreur Sympathetique
Horreur Sympathetique
Folder includes a photocopy.
Hymne A La Beaute
Hymne A La Beaute
Folder includes a photocopy.
L'Irremediable
L'Irremediable
Folder includes a photocopy.
The Last Oblivion
The Last Oblivion
Folder includes a photocopy.
Moesta et Errabunda
Moesta et Errabunda
Folder includes a photocopy.
Le Mort des Artistes
Le Mort des Artistes
Folder includes a photocopy.
Query
Query
Folder includes a photocopy.
Unpopular Sayings
Unpopular Sayings
Folder includes a photocopy.
Le Vin des Amants ; La Mort des Amants
Le Vin des Amants ; La Mort des Amants
(1869-1944)
Postcard. News of the National Amateur Press Association and suggestions for how to vote in the 1935 election.
Smith, Edwin H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Edwin H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Includes a typed note to Lovecraft and Barlow regarding a ballot for the National Amateur Press Association. With envelope.
Smith, Edwin H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Edwin H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Postcard
Smith, Edwin H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Edwin H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Postcard
Smith, Edwin H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Edwin H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Edwin H. to Cole, Edward H.
Smith, Edwin H. to Cole, Edward H.
Information about the disposition of Howard Lovecraft's papers and library. Included is a letter from Jennie Plaisier addressed to Edwin H. Smith, dated 1937 Mar 26. Smith typed a note at the top of Plaisier's letter explaining to Cole that he was forwarding it.
Smith, Edwin H. to Cole, Edward H.
Smith, Edwin H. to Cole, Edward H.
Newspaper clippings on various subjects, some of which have manuscripts notations by Lovecraft. Also includes an invitation from the Hub Journalists' Club to the members of the N.A.P.A. and the U.A.P.A. to attend their Round-up and 33rd Annual Convention in July 1923.
Smith, Elmer R. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Smith, Elmer R. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope
Smith, Louis C. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Louis C. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope
Smith, Louis C. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Smith, Louis C. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(Mrs. Edwin H. Smith)
Smith, Nita Gerner to Scott, Winfield Townley
Smith, Nita Gerner to Scott, Winfield Townley
Speare, M. Edmund to Scott, Winfield Townley
Speare, M. Edmund to Scott, Winfield Townley
Speare, M. Edmund to Scott, Winfield Townley
Speare, M. Edmund to Scott, Winfield Townley
Speare, M. Edmund to Scott, Winfield Townley
Speare, M. Edmund to Scott, Winfield Townley
Speare, M. Edmund to Scott, Winfield Townley
Speare, M. Edmund to Scott, Winfield Townley
Speare, M. Edmund to Scott, Winfield Townley
Speare, M. Edmund to Scott, Winfield Townley
Speare, M. Edmund to Scott, Winfield Townley
Speare, M. Edmund to Scott, Winfield Townley
Speare, M. Edmund to Scott, Winfield Townley
Speare, M. Edmund to Scott, Winfield Townley
(1909-1970)
Originally in folder labeled "HPL to Helm Spink". Postcard of the Brooklyn Bridge. The card does not appear to have been signed by HPL. It includes the note "Enjoyed every line of criticism..." and is signed by Swift, E.B.; Walsh, John F., Jr.; Mic(?), Jos Dana; Sp(?), Arthur Elliot; Newman, C.C.; Koch, F.W.; Cortiss, Harry W.; Lee, Tash (?).
Spink, Helm from various
Spink, Helm from various
Incomplete, page 2 only. Mentions a letter Spink received from Mrs. Miniter and the wonderful trip he had with HPL to Boston, Salem, Marblehead, Providence, Newport, and North Wilbraham. On verso of HPL
Spink, Helm to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Spink, Helm to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Spink requests approval from Lovecraft to "publish an issue of the official organ smaller than eight pages."
Spink, Helm to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Spink, Helm to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Mentions reading the story "Arthur Jermyn" in Weird Tales. With envelope.
Spink, Helm to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Spink, Helm to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Regarding the memoriam to HPL in Cole's publication "The Olympian." Spink also remembers his trip in 1930 with HPL to Boston, Salem, Marblehead, Providence, Newport, and North Wilbraham.
Spink, Helm to Cole, Edward H.
Spink, Helm to Cole, Edward H.
(1877-1968)
Spink, Mary to Cole, Edward H.
Spink, Mary to Cole, Edward H.
Spink, Mary to Walter, Dorothy C.
Spink, Mary to Walter, Dorothy C.
Manuscript list of Lovecraft's books as found on his shelves, prepared by his downstairs neighbor Mary Spink soon after his death and later given to Dorothy C. Walter. Walter enlisted W. Paul Cook in an effort to prepare a printed version. Materials include Spink's penciled manuscript, consisting of loose pages and a bound notebook; a partial typescript; a typed copy of an excerpt of a letter from Walter to Cook dated 14 Jan 1945; Cook's handwritten draft of an introduction with an appended typed note by Walter; a letter on behalf of Spink to David Jonah dated 21 July 1958 regarding donating the materials to the John Hay Library; a photocopy of pp. 11-13 of Joshi, S.T.
List of books in HPL's library
List of books in HPL's library
Walter gave it the title "Master Copies & Carbon Copies of Lovecraft Booklist". Folder includes a manila envelope addressed to Dorothy C. Walter, with a note from her explaining how the list came to be compiled. Includes carbon copy of typed letter from Dorothy C. Walter to Paul W. Cook dated 1945 Jan 14 (A54967 [4]).
Master Copies + Carbon Copies of Lovecraft Booklist
Master Copies + Carbon Copies of Lovecraft Booklist
(1899-1968)
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Spoerri, J. Fuller to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Spoerri, J. Fuller to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, pages 1-3, and 5-6 only. On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Spoerri, J. Fuller to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Spoerri, J. Fuller to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Spoerri, J. Fuller to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Spoerri, J. Fuller to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Poetry:
Spoerri, J. Fuller to Renshaw, Anne Tillery
Spoerri, J. Fuller to Renshaw, Anne Tillery
On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Spoerri, J. Fuller to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Spoerri, J. Fuller to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Mrs. Hathaway worked in the John Hay Library, Special Collections.
Squires, Roy A. to Hathaway, Christine D.
Squires, Roy A. to Hathaway, Christine D.
Mr. Jonah was the Librarian of Brown University. Copy.
Squires, Roy A. to Jonah, David A.
Squires, Roy A. to Jonah, David A.
Squires, Roy A. to Hathaway, Christine D.
Squires, Roy A. to Hathaway, Christine D.
(1886-1974)
With envelope.
Starrett, Vincent to Scott, Winfield Townley
Starrett, Vincent to Scott, Winfield Townley
Starrett, Vincent to Scott, Winfield Townley
Starrett, Vincent to Scott, Winfield Townley
Sending HPL free calendars and brochures on merchants and sea captains of Old Boston. Signed by Ralph M. Easton. On verso of typed letter from Lovecraft to James F. Morton (1926 Jun 9), 3.
State Street Trust Company to Lovecraft, Howard P.
State Street Trust Company to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1869-1926)
Sterling, George to Smith, Clark Ashton
Sterling, George to Smith, Clark Ashton
Envelope only. Written on verso: "Refer to the mss. of The Star-Treader".
Sterling, George to Smith, Clark Ashton
Sterling, George to Smith, Clark Ashton
On Fifth Avenue
On Fifth Avenue
From the
The Voice of the Wheat
The Voice of the Wheat
(1920-1995; Collaboration:
This letter includes a lengthy discussion about the political views of Howard P. Lovecraft and the publication of
Sterling, Kenneth to Barlow, Robert H.
Sterling, Kenneth to Barlow, Robert H.
Sterling writes to submit the manuscript for
Sterling, Kenneth to Wright, Farnsworth
Sterling, Kenneth to Wright, Farnsworth
("Founder of the Happiness Clinic")
On verso of HPL Early Poetry & Prose:
Stevenson, Julie to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Stevenson, Julie to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Stickney, Corwin F. to Finlay, Virgil
Stickney, Corwin F. to Finlay, Virgil
Stickney, Corwin F. to Finlay, Virgil
Stickney, Corwin F. to Finlay, Virgil
Stickney, Corwin F. to Finlay, Virgil
Stickney, Corwin F. to Finlay, Virgil
(1879-1939)
Suhre, Edward F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Suhre, Edward F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written by Helen Sully Trimble. Primarily reminiscences of her 1933 visit with Lovecraft. A revised version was published as "Memories of Lovecraft" in
Some Memories of H. P. L.
Some Memories of H. P. L.
(Born 1918)
A mimeographed chain letter with Lovecraft's notes. Sent to HPL by Margaret Sylvester and forwarded by him to Anne Tillery Renshaw. "Here's an unorthodox economic experiment ... (another) of these just came from your fellow-Washingtonian Edwin Hadley Smith".
Sylvester, Margaret to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Sylvester, Margaret to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1904-1986; Editor of
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written before December 19, 1932. On versos of HPL Non-Fiction:
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Wandrei, Donald
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Wandrei, Donald
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Clark on this date.
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Clark, Lillian D.
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Clark, Lillian D.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Wandrei, Donald
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Wandrei, Donald
Undated, addressed to "Dear HPL" only. "We-e-ll, guess I'll get busy on "The Wyvrens of St. Morteuil" that have been neglected during the past week of moving." On verso of HPL Fiction:
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Written after death of Everett McNeil [Dec. 1929]. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
If Wright doesn't want it, I'm through with the legend of. St. Morteuil for a number of years. Later mentions he will send "the Mayan astronomny stuff to Belknap sometime." On verso of HPL Fiction:
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 1 only. On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Wandrei, Donald
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Wandrei, Donald
Written after HPL's 1930 trip to Quebec but before his 1932 trip to New Orleans. Written on back of manila envelope with printed return address "Associated Gas & Electric System...".
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Submitting 3 manuscripts for possible publication.
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Swanson, Carl
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Swanson, Carl
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On versos of HPL Non-Fiction:
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Non-Fiction:
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Included on HPL's postcard note to Wandrei on this date.
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Wandrei, Donald
Talman, Wilfred Blanch to Wandrei, Donald
This was probably written by Wilfred B. Talman and sent to HPL for his editorial comments.
Death Customs Among the Colonial Dutch
Death Customs Among the Colonial Dutch
A record of the results of word-association tests taken by HPL, Frank Belknap Long and Talman in the middle or late 1920s. This article (or an article based on this record) was published in the Winter-Spring 1960 issue of
Lovecraft Was Psychoanalyzed for Fun
Lovecraft Was Psychoanalyzed for Fun
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This letter is a critique of "Dagon" and "Old Christmas".
Taylor, Elizabeth A. to Transatlantic Circulator
Taylor, Elizabeth A. to Transatlantic Circulator
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This letter welcomes Lovecraft to "our circulator" and comments on "The White Ship".
Taylor, Elizabeth A. to Transatlantic Circulator
Taylor, Elizabeth A. to Transatlantic Circulator
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This letter is a critique of "The Tree", "Nemesis" and "Psychopompos". It includes an unsigned handwritten note by Lovecraft.
Taylor, Elizabeth A. to Transatlantic Circulator
Taylor, Elizabeth A. to Transatlantic Circulator
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This letter includes a handwritten note by Taylor as well as handwritten comments by Lovecraft.
Taylor, Elizabeth A. to Transatlantic Circulator
Taylor, Elizabeth A. to Transatlantic Circulator
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This letter is a critique of "The Doom That Came to Sarnath". Taylor expresses her regret that Lovecraft has left the Transatlantic Circulator.
Taylor, Elizabeth A. to Transatlantic Circulator
Taylor, Elizabeth A. to Transatlantic Circulator
With envelope. Requesting guidance on who to contact regarding permission to publish his Master's thesis on Lovecraft.
Thomas, James W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Thomas, James W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope
Thomas, James W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Thomas, James W. to Scott, Winfield Townley
(1861-1940)
Toldridge, Elizabeth to Barlow, Robert H.
Toldridge, Elizabeth to Barlow, Robert H.
Newspaper clippings enclosed in envelope with letter have been copied.
Toldridge, Elizabeth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Toldridge, Elizabeth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope
Toldridge, Elizabeth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Toldridge, Elizabeth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Newspaper clippings enclosed in envelope with letter have been copied.
Toldridge, Elizabeth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Toldridge, Elizabeth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Newspaper clippings enclosed in envelope with letter have been copied.
Toldridge, Elizabeth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Toldridge, Elizabeth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Newspaper clippings enclosed in envelope with letter have been copied.
Toldridge, Elizabeth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Toldridge, Elizabeth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Three poems on the same sheet of paper: "Alpha and Omega", "Thanksgiving", and "My Mother"
Alpha and Omega ; My Mother ; Thanksgiving
Alpha and Omega ; My Mother ; Thanksgiving
And mystery wakes
And mystery wakes
Four poems on the same sheet of paper: "And Soaring On" ; "Leader, The" ; "Man of Destiny" ; "Shakespeare"
And Soaring On ; Leader, The ; Man of Destiny ; Shakespeare
And Soaring On ; Leader, The ; Man of Destiny ; Shakespeare
Four poems on the same sheet of paper: "Ave Maria", "Illusion" , "Mother Longing" , "One Evening"
Ave Maria ; Illusion ; Mother Longing ; One Evening
Ave Maria ; Illusion ; Mother Longing ; One Evening
Two poems on the same sheet of paper: "Ave Maria" and "The Greatest Thing in the World"
Ave Maria ; The Greatest Thing in the World
Ave Maria ; The Greatest Thing in the World
Baby Clothes
Baby Clothes
Ballads of Life and Death
Ballads of Life and Death
Incomplete?
Beauty
Beauty
Beauty
Beauty
Six poems on the same sheet of paper: "The Birth of Eros", "Mother" , "Mother Memory", "Poe", "Snowbound", and "Stars"
The Birth of Eros ; Mother ; Mother Memory ; Poe ; Snowbound ; Stars
The Birth of Eros ; Mother ; Mother Memory ; Poe ; Snowbound ; Stars
Birthday Roses
Birthday Roses
Two poems on the same sheet of paper: "Birthday Roses" ; "Magic Chorus"
Birthday Roses ; Magic Chorus
Birthday Roses ; Magic Chorus
Blue, Blue Sky, The
Blue, Blue Sky, The
Blue, Blue Sky, The
Blue, Blue Sky, The
Four poems on the same sheet of paper: "The Blue, Blue Sky", "The Gathering Years", "Illusion", and "Stars"
Blue, Blue Sky, The ; The Gathering Years ; Illusion ; Stars
Blue, Blue Sky, The ; The Gathering Years ; Illusion ; Stars
Six poems on the same sheet of paper: "A Calling's Cost", "A Birthday", "Death", "Defeat", "Kinship", and "A Man"
A Calling's Cost ; A Birthday ; Death ; Defeat ; Kinship ; A Man
A Calling's Cost ; A Birthday ; Death ; Defeat ; Kinship ; A Man
Four poems on the same sheet of paper: "Companioned, "Cameo", "Hold Fast", and "Keep Sweet"
Cameo ; Companioned ; Hold Fast ; Keep Sweet
Cameo ; Companioned ; Hold Fast ; Keep Sweet
Four poems on the same sheet of paper: "Cherry Bloom, "The Road of Life", "The Robe", and "When Music Breaks"
Cherry Bloom ; The Road of Life ; The Robe ; When Music Breaks
Cherry Bloom ; The Road of Life ; The Robe ; When Music Breaks
Christmas Day
Christmas Day
Four poems on the same sheet of paper: "The Christmas Star", "Christmas", "The First Christmas", and "Light o' Christmas"
The Christmas Star ; Christmas ; The First Christmas ; Light o' Christmas
The Christmas Star ; Christmas ; The First Christmas ; Light o' Christmas
Four poems on the same sheet of paper: "Crusade", "The Convert", "Other Things", and "Ships"
Crusade ; The Convert ; Other Things ; Ships
Crusade ; The Convert ; Other Things ; Ships
Cry of the Daughter, The
Cry of the Daughter, The
Dahlia
Dahlia
Dahlia, Dahlia
Dahlia, Dahlia
Four pomes on the same sheet of paper: "The Dead Poet", "Noblesse Oblige", "The Palace of the Lord", "The Poem Called Life"
The Dead Poet ; Noblesse Oblige ; The Palace of the Lord ; The Poem Called Life
The Dead Poet ; Noblesse Oblige ; The Palace of the Lord ; The Poem Called Life
Three poems on the same sheet of paper: "Dear Day and Night" , "Poe" , "The Sea"
Dear Day and Night ; Poe ; Sea, The
Dear Day and Night ; Poe ; Sea, The
Death
Death
Death - Lifts the Gates
Death - Lifts the Gates
Death Lifts the Gates
Death Lifts the Gates
Destiny
Destiny
Two poems on the same sheet of paper: "Disappointment" and "The Eagle"
Disappointment ; The Eagle
Disappointment ; The Eagle
Divinity
Divinity
Divinity
Divinity
Dedicated to HPL.
Divinity
Divinity
Divinity
Divinity
Four poems on the same sheet of paper: "The Dream", "May" , "One Evening" , "The Storm of Life"
The Dream ; May ; One Evening ; The Storm of Life
The Dream ; May ; One Evening ; The Storm of Life
Drought
Drought
Earth Speaks
Earth Speaks
East to The West, The
East to The West, The
Two poems on the same sheet of paper: "The East to the West" and "Raohjudgment"
The East to the West ; Raohjudgment
The East to the West ; Raohjudgment
Easter
Easter
Two poems on the same sheet of paper: "Easter" and "The Wonderful Star"
Easter ; The Wonderful Star
Easter ; The Wonderful Star
Ephemera
Ephemera
Expectancy
Expectancy
Failure, A
Failure, A
Three poems on the same sheet of paper: "The Forever", "Long" , "The Rover"
The Forever ; Long ; The Rover
The Forever ; Long ; The Rover
Forsythia
Forsythia
Foundations
Foundations
Foundations
Foundations
Foundations
Foundations
Two poems on the same sheet of paper: "Fulfillment" and "Pain"
Fulfillment ; Pain
Fulfillment ; Pain
Gathering Years, The
Gathering Years, The
Gift of Tears, The
Gift of Tears, The
Three poems on the same sheet of paper: "Glimpses", "The Long Grey Road", and "Thinking It Over"
Glimpses ; The Long Grey Road ; Thinking It Over
Glimpses ; The Long Grey Road ; Thinking It Over
Gloaming
Gloaming
Two poems on the same sheet of paper: "The Gorge" and "The Old Fashioned Door"
The Gorge ; The Old Fashioned Door
The Gorge ; The Old Fashioned Door
With manuscript note.
H. P. Lovecraft
H. P. Lovecraft
Two copies.
Half Minute Flights
Half Minute Flights
Three poems on the same sheet of paper: "Heaven", "Old Songs, Old Ways" and "Rays"
Heaven ; Old Songs, Old Ways ; Rays
Heaven ; Old Songs, Old Ways ; Rays
Her Silence
Her Silence
With manuscript notes by HPL on verso.
Horse Chestnut
Horse Chestnut
I Am Kin to the Winds
I Am Kin to the Winds
Manuscript copy in an unidentified hand.
I Am Kin to the Winds
I Am Kin to the Winds
Two poems on the same sheet of paper: "I Know a Forest Dark and Deep" , "The Word of the Wind"
I Know a Forest Dark and Deep ; Word of the Wind, The
I Know a Forest Dark and Deep ; Word of the Wind, The
In Hospital
In Hospital
In Reading Certain Plaints
In Reading Certain Plaints
In the Park
In the Park
In the Park
In the Park
Inspiration
Inspiration
Inviolable
Inviolable
With enclosure, a newspaper clipping titled "Last of Ridds Leaves Lorna Doone Country". photocopy of clipping included.
Jan and Lorna
Jan and Lorna
Land of Lands, The
Land of Lands, The
Land, The
Land, The
Land, The
Land, The
Laocoön of the Wood
Laocoön of the Wood
Last Stitches
Last Stitches
Late, Late
Late, Late
Life
Life
Incomplete.
Life
Life
Life ; Death
Life ; Death
Lightnings and the Thunders, The
Lightnings and the Thunders, The
Lightnings and Thunders
Lightnings and Thunders
Manuscript copy in an unidentified hand.
Lilt and Lure
Lilt and Lure
Lilt and Lure
Lilt and Lure
Little Stitches
Little Stitches
Locusts and Wild Honey
Locusts and Wild Honey
Changed verses and lines for this poem.
Locusts and Wild Honey
Locusts and Wild Honey
Four poems on the same sheet of paper: "Locusts and Wild Honey" ; "Magic Chorus, The" ; "Pigeon Flight" ; "Voice, The"
Locusts and Wild Honey ; Magic Chorus, The ; Pigeon Flight ; Voice, The
Locusts and Wild Honey ; Magic Chorus, The ; Pigeon Flight ; Voice, The
Manuscript copy in an unidentified hand.
Long Grey Road, The
Long Grey Road, The
Long Long Ago
Long Long Ago
Long, Long Years, The
Long, Long Years, The
Lyrics
Lyrics
Magic Chorus, The
Magic Chorus, The
Magic Chorus, The
Magic Chorus, The
Magic Chorus, The
Magic Chorus, The
Midnight Sky
Midnight Sky
Midnight Sky
Midnight Sky
Midnight Sky
Midnight Sky
Two poems on the same sheet of paper: "The Mills of God" , "The Vision"
Mills of God, The ; Voice, The
Mills of God, The ; Voice, The
Missing of Love, The
Missing of Love, The
Monster
Monster
Moon, The
Moon, The
Moon, The
Moon, The
Mother Longing
Mother Longing
Mother-Memory
Mother-Memory
Night
Night
Notes written by HPL.
Notes on Verses
Notes on Verses
November Rose
November Rose
Manuscript copy in an unidentified hand.
O sweetest word ...
O sweetest word ...
Four poems on the same sheet of paper: "The Old Witch Time", "Pale Suns", "Prayer", "S.O.S."
The Old Witch Time ; Pale Suns ; Prayer ; S. O. S.
The Old Witch Time ; Pale Suns ; Prayer ; S. O. S.
Old Wardrobe, The
Old Wardrobe, The
Other Man, The
Other Man, The
Other Things, The
Other Things, The
Out of the Depths
Out of the Depths
Two poems on the same sheet of paper: "Pandora's Gift" and "The Birth of Eros"
Pandora's Gift ; The Birth of Eros
Pandora's Gift ; The Birth of Eros
Perpetual Motion
Perpetual Motion
Poetry
Poetry
Poetry
Poetry
Poor Little Pictures, The
Poor Little Pictures, The
Queer New Slant, The
Queer New Slant, The
River and the Boat, The
River and the Boat, The
Two poems on the same sheet of paper: "The Self Worshippers" , Via Dolorosa"
Self Worshippers, The ; Via Dolorosa
Self Worshippers, The ; Via Dolorosa
Shadows
Shadows
Ships
Ships
Smoke and a Hospital Window
Smoke and a Hospital Window
Snowbird
Snowbird
Four poems on the same sheet of paper: "So Beautiful and Good", "Stars", "Sweetheart-Mother" , "The Talking Tree"
So Beautiful and Good ; Stars ; Sweetheart-Mother ; The Talking Tree
So Beautiful and Good ; Stars ; Sweetheart-Mother ; The Talking Tree
Souls
Souls
Spangled Dark
Spangled Dark
Carbon copy.
Spangled Dark
Spangled Dark
Statue of Liberty, The
Statue of Liberty, The
Sundown
Sundown
Surgeon, The
Surgeon, The
With notes by HPL.
Surgeon, The
Surgeon, The
Talking Tree, The
Talking Tree, The
Thoughts
Thoughts
Thoughts
Thoughts
Unconquerable, The
Unconquerable, The
Manuscript copy in an unidentified hand.
Unconquerable, The
Unconquerable, The
Unmothered
Unmothered
Voice, The
Voice, The
Manuscript copy in an unidentified hand.
Voice, The
Voice, The
Voices
Voices
Manuscript copy in an unidentified hand.
Voices, Voices
Voices, Voices
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
When Earth and Sky Are One
When Earth and Sky Are One
When I Had You
When I Had You
When Souls Strike Fire
When Souls Strike Fire
Where I Would Be
Where I Would Be
Wooing River, The
Wooing River, The
World Discontent
World Discontent
Christmas greeting with envelope.
Christmas Day
Christmas Day
With autograph inscription to HPL.
Easter
Easter
Page 7 torn from
Expectancy
Expectancy
Folder includes a photocopy of the poem.
A Fairy I Know
A Fairy I Know
Words and music by Toldridge with inscription by Toldridge to HPL.
Flag of My Home and Heart
Flag of My Home and Heart
Forsythia
Forsythia
Poem written in pencil inside Christmas greeting card
A halo glimmered
A halo glimmered
Page proof for page 41 of
Locusts and Wild Honey
Locusts and Wild Honey
Magic Chorus
Magic Chorus
Mother
Mother
Mother
Mother
With autograph inscription to HPL and envelope.
Mother
Mother
Two manuscript copies of poem by Mina Labor Barrett in Elizabeth Toldridge's hand. Barrett asked Toldridge to revise poem. One copy includes notes by Toldridge about poem and possible revisions.
New York by Mina Labor Barrett
New York by Mina Labor Barrett
With gold and silver painted decorations.
The Nurse
The Nurse
On versos of HPL Fiction:
Townsend, Clyde G. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Townsend, Clyde G. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete, page 1 only. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Townsend, Clyde G. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Townsend, Clyde G. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Offers HPL appointment as Chairman of the Bureau of Critics. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Townsend, Clyde G. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Townsend, Clyde G. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
A group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of this group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. The correspondents include: Ashley, Lillah A.; Brown, A. Harold; Bullen, John Ravenor; Munday, John; Pelion, Frank; Sater, Elyse Tash; Taylor, Elizabeth A. There are several correspondents who are unidentified.
Transatlantic Circulator
Transatlantic Circulator
Tremaine, F. Orlin to Scott, Winfield Townley
Tremaine, F. Orlin to Scott, Winfield Townley
Addressed to "Book Editor" at the Providence Journal which was Winfield T. Scott. Offering a pocket sized version of the book of stories titled
Tremaine, F. Orlin to Scott, Winfield Townley
Tremaine, F. Orlin to Scott, Winfield Townley
Tremaine explains the reason for adding the word "Weird" to the title of the Lovecraft story
Tremaine, F. Orlin to Scott, Winfield Townley
Tremaine, F. Orlin to Scott, Winfield Townley
(1904-1997)
Written by Hellen Sully Trimble. Primarily reminiscences of her 1933 visit with Lovecraft. A revised version was published as "Memories of Lovecraft" in
Some Memories of H. P. L.
Some Memories of H. P. L.
Printed in
The Day Before Christmas
The Day Before Christmas
Wallace, Margaret M. (Peckham) to Scott, Winfield Townley
Wallace, Margaret M. (Peckham) to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope.
Wallace, Margaret M. (Peckham) to Scott, Winfield Townley
Wallace, Margaret M. (Peckham) to Scott, Winfield Townley
(1889-1967)
Walter, Dorothy C. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Walter, Dorothy C. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Enclosed the partial list of HPL's library by Mary Spink. See also Mary Spink's "Partial list of books in HPL's library" (A55088 [1]).
Walter, Dorothy C. to Cook, W. Paul
Walter, Dorothy C. to Cook, W. Paul
Walter, Dorothy C. to Cook, W. Paul
Walter, Dorothy C. to Cook, W. Paul
Walter, Dorothy C. to Wetzel, George
Walter, Dorothy C. to Wetzel, George
Walter, Dorothy C. to Wetzel, George
Walter, Dorothy C. to Wetzel, George
Walter, Dorothy C. to Wetzel, George
Walter, Dorothy C. to Wetzel, George
Walter, Dorothy C. to Wetzel, George
Walter, Dorothy C. to Wetzel, George
Walter, Dorothy C. to Wetzel, George
Walter, Dorothy C. to Wetzel, George
Walter, Dorothy C. to Wetzel, George
Walter, Dorothy C. to Wetzel, George
Walter, Dorothy C. to Wetzel, George
Walter, Dorothy C. to Wetzel, George
Carbon copy, on verso of a page from
Walter, Dorothy C. to Editors of Fresco
Walter, Dorothy C. to Editors of Fresco
Sent to Antoinette F. Downing. Explanation to Providence Preservation Society as to why the house at 66 College Street should not be torn down to make space for an addition to the John Hay Library at Brown University.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Downing, Mrs. George E.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Downing, Mrs. George E.
Carbon copy. Sent to Antoinette F. Downing. Explanation to Providence Preservation Society as to why the house at 66 College Street should not be torn down to make space for an addition to the John Hay Library at Brown University.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Downing, Mrs. George E.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Downing, Mrs. George E.
Dr. Keeney was President of Brown University. Carbon copy.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Keeney, Barnaby C.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Keeney, Barnaby C.
Carbon copy. With enclosed newspaper clipping dated 5-4-58, titled "Bookman's Gallery, A Symposium on Lovecraft, and Other Campus Writings". Clipping has been copied.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Wetzel, George
Walter, Dorothy C. to Wetzel, George
Carbon copy. With three page typed enclosure titled "Notes on Proofreading and Manuscript Correction errors noted in Fresco, Spring 1958, Howard Phillips Lovecraft Memorial Symposium."
Walter, Dorothy C. to Eisner, Steve
Walter, Dorothy C. to Eisner, Steve
Carbon copy.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Dana, H. Douglas
Walter, Dorothy C. to Dana, H. Douglas
Walter, Dorothy C. to Eisner, Steve
Walter, Dorothy C. to Eisner, Steve
Mr. Jonah was Librarian of Brown University. Carbon copy, with enclosure titled "Checklist of papers here enclosed relating to Miss Mary Spink's listing of the books in the library of the late Howard P. Lovecraft".
Walter, Dorothy C. to Jonah, David A.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Jonah, David A.
Carbon copy.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Koki, Arthur
Walter, Dorothy C. to Koki, Arthur
Carbon copy.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Koki, Arthur
Walter, Dorothy C. to Koki, Arthur
Carbon copy.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Koki, Arthur
Walter, Dorothy C. to Koki, Arthur
An account of a Lovecraft fan's call on Dorothy C. Walter. Includes a carbon copy of the entire letter.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Eddy, Ruth B.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Eddy, Ruth B.
Carbon copy.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Calkins, Cora C.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Calkins, Cora C.
Carbon copy.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Grill, Phillip J.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Grill, Phillip J.
Carbon copy.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Wetzel, George
Walter, Dorothy C. to Wetzel, George
Carbon copy.
Walter, Dorothy C. to SSR Publications
Walter, Dorothy C. to SSR Publications
Carbon copy.
Walter, Dorothy C. to New Hampshire State Library
Walter, Dorothy C. to New Hampshire State Library
Carbon copy.
Walter, Dorothy C. to New Hampshire State Library
Walter, Dorothy C. to New Hampshire State Library
Carbon copy.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Swan, Bradford F.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Swan, Bradford F.
Carbon copy.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Unidentified
Walter, Dorothy C. to Unidentified
Carbon copy.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Curtis, Howard
Walter, Dorothy C. to Curtis, Howard
Carbon copy.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Dana, Mrs. H. Douglas
Walter, Dorothy C. to Dana, Mrs. H. Douglas
Carbon copy.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Koki, Arthur
Walter, Dorothy C. to Koki, Arthur
Carbon copy.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Derleth, August W.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Derleth, August W.
Carbon copy.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Spink, Mary
Walter, Dorothy C. to Spink, Mary
Carbon copy.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Spink, Mary
Walter, Dorothy C. to Spink, Mary
Walter, Dorothy C. to Special Collections
Walter, Dorothy C. to Special Collections
Carbon copy.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Derleth, August W.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Derleth, August W.
Carbon copy. Mrs. Kacen worked in the John Hay Library, Special Collections.
Walter, Dorothy C. to Kacen, Norma
Walter, Dorothy C. to Kacen, Norma
Only five of the pages are used.
Address book
Address book
Includes an envelope and two papers with handwritten notes.
Bits that might work into a 3rd [Lovecraft] paper
Bits that might work into a 3rd [Lovecraft] paper
Manuscript list of Lovecraft's books as found on his shelves, prepared by his downstairs neighbor Mary Spink soon after his death and later given to Dorothy C. Walter. Walter enlisted W. Paul Cook in an effort to prepare a printed version. Materials include Spink's penciled manuscript, consisting of loose pages and a bound notebook; a partial typescript; a typed copy of an excerpt of a letter from Walter to Cook dated 14 Jan 1945; Cook's handwritten draft of an introduction with an appended typed note by Walter; a letter on behalf of Spink to David Jonah dated 21 July 1958 regarding donating the materials to the John Hay Library; a photocopy of pp. 11-13 of Joshi, S.T.
List of books in HPL's library
List of books in HPL's library
Later published as a separate pamphlet (North Montpelier, VT: 1943).
Lovecraft and Benefit Street
Lovecraft and Benefit Street
Miscellaneous notes
Miscellaneous notes
Notes on H. P. L. Lecture by Winfield Townley Scott
Notes on H. P. L. Lecture by Winfield Townley Scott
Notes on Exhibit of Lovecraft Books
Notes on Exhibit of Lovecraft Books
With three page typed letter of transmittal dated April 17, 1959, addressed to August Derleth. Published in
Three Hours with H. P. Lovecraft
Three Hours with H. P. Lovecraft
Carbon copy.
Three Hours with H. P. Lovecraft
Three Hours with H. P. Lovecraft
(1908-1987; Co-founder, with August W. Derleth, of Arkham House Publishers)
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope postmarked 1927 Jan 26 used by Wandrei to return the letter to HPL. Handwritten by HPL in top left corner is "please return."
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Long, Frank Belknap, Jr.
Wandrei, Donald to Long, Frank Belknap, Jr.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Postcard with note from Wandrei and 2 others - Sam and Francis.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Postcard of the interior of Trinity Church, Newport RI. Included on HLP's postcard to Hoag. Filed in HPL correspondence
Wandrei, Donald to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Wandrei, Donald to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Included on last page (p.4) of letter from HPL to Clark Ashton Smith, 1927 Jul 15. Filed in HPL correspondence. Bequest of Joseph E. Smith.
Wandrei, Donald to Smith, Clark Ashton
Wandrei, Donald to Smith, Clark Ashton
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Hoag this date. Also signed by Frank Belknap Long, Jr., Clifford M. Eddy, Jr., and James F. Morton. Filed in HPL correspondence
Wandrei, Donald to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Wandrei, Donald to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope and enclosure, a newspaper photograph of the demolition of a water tower in Needham, Massachusetts. The folder includes a photocopy of the photograph.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope and enclosures, two oversize newspaper clippings from the
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope and enclosure of 4 page catalog of an "Exhibition of Contemporary Art at One-Thirty West Fourth Street, Greenwich Village, New York City". The cover includes an image by Wandrei. The exhibition includes a listing of 10 pen and ink drawings by Wandrei.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Cover letter for enclosed manuscript - "Dead Titans Waken". Returned with HPL's comments on the story in his letter to Wandrei, 1932 Jan 16.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Barlow, Robert H.
Wandrei, Donald to Barlow, Robert H.
Wandrei, Donald to Barlow, Robert H.
Wandrei, Donald to Barlow, Robert H.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wandrei, Donald to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Discusses his reaction to RH Barlow's letter to Baker (1938 Oct 12).
Wandrei, Donald to Baker, Albert A.
Wandrei, Donald to Baker, Albert A.
Unpublished pencil draft of proposed introduction.
Introduction to At The Mountains of Madness
Introduction to At The Mountains of Madness
Preface and introductory matter for a proposed Lovecraft Omnibus volume to be published in 1973. Includes a photocopy of pp. 196-197, v.3 (1971) of
Lovecraft Omnibus - Prefatory Material
Lovecraft Omnibus - Prefatory Material
Includes the poems "Fling Wide the Roses", "The Dead Mistress", "My Lady Hath Two Lovely Lips", "Aftermath", "The Moon-Glen Altar", "Credo" and "The Sleeper".
Poems by Donald Wandrei from Broken Mirrors (1928)
Poems by Donald Wandrei from Broken Mirrors (1928)
Includes the poems "Marmora", "The Worm-King" and "A Queen in Other Skies".
Sonnets of the Midnight Hours
Sonnets of the Midnight Hours
Unsigned typescript with pencil corrections. This story was originally titled "Nature's Revolt." Also included is an uncorrected 37-page carbon copy.
Strange Harvest
Strange Harvest
Twenty Feet from the machine ...
Twenty Feet from the machine ...
Form letter from this tailor in Providence, RI informing customers that they are moving to a new location. On verso of HPL Poetry
Wayland Manor Tailors to Our Patrons
Wayland Manor Tailors to Our Patrons
(1898-1946; "Francis Flagg" was the pseudonym under which he always published.)
Weiss, Henry George to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Weiss, Henry George to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Margins are heavily annotated with comments by HPL. Discussion on communism.
Weiss, Henry George to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Weiss, Henry George to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Weiss, Henry George to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Weiss, Henry George to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Some marginal comments by HPL.
Weiss, Henry George to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Weiss, Henry George to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope. Margins heavily annotated with comments by HPL.
Weiss, Henry George to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Weiss, Henry George to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope. Margins heavily annotated with comments by HPL. Also enclosed is a political cartoon "Joshua and the Wall of Jericho" (referring to U.S. Tariff Commission) from
Weiss, Henry George to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Weiss, Henry George to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Jesus, Comrade
Jesus, Comrade
(1918-1983)
Wetzel, George to Scott, Winfield Townley
Wetzel, George to Scott, Winfield Townley
Wetzel, George to Scott, Winfield Townley
Wetzel, George to Scott, Winfield Townley
With envelope.
Wetzel, George to Scott, Winfield Townley
Wetzel, George to Scott, Winfield Townley
Miss Brown worked in the John Hay Library, Special Collections.
Wetzel, George to Brown, Marion E.
Wetzel, George to Brown, Marion E.
Wetzel, George to Brown, Marion E.
Wetzel, George to Brown, Marion E.
Wetzel, George to Walter, Dorothy C.
Wetzel, George to Walter, Dorothy C.
Wetzel, George to Walter, Dorothy C.
Wetzel, George to Walter, Dorothy C.
Wetzel, George to Walter, Dorothy C.
Wetzel, George to Walter, Dorothy C.
The salutation on the letter reads "Dear Miss Walters".
Wetzel, George to Walter, Dorothy C.
Wetzel, George to Walter, Dorothy C.
Wetzel, George to Walter, Dorothy C.
Wetzel, George to Walter, Dorothy C.
Wetzel, George to Walter, Dorothy C.
Wetzel, George to Walter, Dorothy C.
Wetzel, George to Walter, Dorothy C.
Wetzel, George to Walter, Dorothy C.
Carbon copy.
Wetzel, George to Walter, Dorothy C.
Wetzel, George to Walter, Dorothy C.
Extract from
The Ghoul-Changeling
The Ghoul-Changeling
Notes on the Cthulhu Mythos
Notes on the Cthulhu Mythos
Clipping from the
Seeks Research Material
Seeks Research Material
On verso of HPL Poetry:
Whitaker, Noah F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Whitaker, Noah F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Whitaker, Noah F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Whitaker, Noah F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Whitaker, Noah F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Whitaker, Noah F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Whitaker, Noah F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Whitaker, Noah F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Page 1 (A32500 [455]) and Page 2 (A32500 [454]) on verso of a draft letter seeking employment Lovecraft wrote 1924 July [29?].
Whitaker, Noah F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Whitaker, Noah F. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1915-1989)
With envelope postmarked Jun. 22, 1935. On the envelope is a note in HPL's hand: "Send White FF - FM - MT" (.i.e.
White, Lee M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
White, Lee M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope
White, Lee M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
White, Lee M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Dated "August 17" only. Mentions HPL's imminent departure from Florida (HPL left De Land for St. Augustine on Aug. 18, 1935).
White, Lee M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
White, Lee M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Undated. Discusses suicide of Robert E. Howard on Jun. 11, 1936.
White, Lee M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
White, Lee M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete (pages 1-2 only) and undated. Mentions receiving a copy of HPL's acrostic poem on E. A. Poe. (HPL's poem was written in August 1936). Includes short autograph note from HPL on the 1st page: "More from that bright young Birmingham chap. Need not return. Enjoy the side-light on Proust. I haven't seen this book by Huxley [
White, Lee M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
White, Lee M. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1877-1946)
On verso of HPL Fiction:
Whitehead, Daisy to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Whitehead, Daisy to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1882-1932; Author of
Included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date.
Whitehead, Henry St. Clair to Wandrei, Donald
Whitehead, Henry St. Clair to Wandrei, Donald
Edkins wrote Howard Lovecraft a letter dated 1936 Mar 24 with which he enclosed this letter from Natalie Wooley as proof of the high quality of the journal
Wooley, Natalie H. to Edkins, Ernest A.
Wooley, Natalie H. to Edkins, Ernest A.
(Rare Books Dealer)
Offers a first edition of Machen's
Wormser, Richard S. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wormser, Richard S. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
(1888-1940; Editor of
On
Wright, Farnsworth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wright, Farnsworth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Incomplete.
Wright, Farnsworth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wright, Farnsworth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wright, Farnsworth to Price, E. Hoffmann
Wright, Farnsworth to Price, E. Hoffmann
Editor of Weird Tales is rejecting the story
Wright, Farnsworth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wright, Farnsworth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wright, Farnsworth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wright, Farnsworth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wright, Farnsworth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wright, Farnsworth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wright, Farnsworth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wright, Farnsworth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wright, Farnsworth to Barlow, Robert H. and Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wright, Farnsworth to Barlow, Robert H. and Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wright, Farnsworth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Wright, Farnsworth to Lovecraft, Howard P.
With envelope.
Wright, Virginia Williams to Scott, Winfield Townley
Wright, Virginia Williams to Scott, Winfield Townley
Will send a copy of "Chats on Period Styles in Furniture" to HPL. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Yates-American Machine Company to Bacon, Victor E.
Yates-American Machine Company to Bacon, Victor E.
(Editor of
With envelope annotated on back by HPL (?).
Zorn, Ray H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Zorn, Ray H. to Lovecraft, Howard P.
Zorn, Ray H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Zorn, Ray H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Zorn, Ray H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Zorn, Ray H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Zorn, Ray H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Zorn, Ray H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Zorn, Ray H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
Zorn, Ray H. to Scott, Winfield Townley
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Unmailed postcard of "The Old Stone Mill, Newport, R.I.", with autograph note by HPL on verso "Probably Gov. Arnold's windmill, built circa 1675".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Unmailed postcard of "John Ward House, Built 1684, Salem, Mass.", with autograph note by HPL on verso "Here is a house which was standing at the time of the witchcraft outbreak..."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Unmailed postcard of "Purgatory, Newport, R.I.". Autograph note by HPL on verso "Here, amidst the primal thunders...".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of "County Farm Dam, Cocheco River, Dover, NH." Found in same bin as other postcards addressed to Hoag. No note, signed only H.P. Lovecraft
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E
Postcard of the "Rhode Island School of Design, Pendleton Collection, Southeast Bedroom, Colonial House." Autograph note on verso in HPL's hand begins: "This place has the best existing collection of Colonial household objects - I wish you could see it." Found in same bin as other postcards addressed to Hoag.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Postcard of the "First Congregational (Unitarian) Church" in Providence, RI. Autograph note on verso in HPL's hand begins: "Here is a feature of Old Providence which I don't think I've shown you before." Found in the same bin as other postcards addressed to Hoag.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Postcard of "Roger Williams." Autograph note on verso in HPL's hand begins: "This likeness is only an hypothetical one made in the 18th century." Found in the same bin as other postcards addressed to Hoag.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan
Postcard of "Trinity Church, Built 1726, Newport, RI." Unsigned but in HPL's handwriting. Note begins "My aunt and I were here last Tuesday..."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Thanks for sending "the large bundle of OLYMPIANS and other papers received this morning"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
This letter also includes the two page poem "1914" which includes HPL's manuscript address at foot of second page of poem. Probably written in early 1915. Poem first published in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
With envelope postmarked Jul 26, 1915. Folder includes a photocopy of the letter and envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
With envelope postmarked June 10, 1916. Includes a typed poem "An American to Mother England", and "My Lost Love".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
With envelope. Includes a typed poem "The Beauties of Peace".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
With envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
With envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
Envelope with no corresponding letter
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
With envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
No accession number on any page
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
With envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
With envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
With envelope and enclosure.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
Envelope only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
With envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
Poem "Britannia Victura" written on last page of letter.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
With envelope
Discusses failed attempt to enlist in the R.I. National Guard
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Maurice W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Maurice W.
With envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Dunn, John T.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Mirror signature: "L. P. Drawoh"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Dated "May 27" only. Addressed to "O thou of microscopic years but telescopic mind" Signed "L. Theobold Junr" (HP Lovecraft).
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Three poems are included
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Dated "Aug. 29, 1848". Addressed to "Edgar A. Poe, Esq." and signed "Alexander Pope." Poems included
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Dated "A.D. XIV. KAL. NOV." only. Incorrectly dated by Arkham House as "Nov. 14," 1918. Addressed to "L. METADIVS. CAELO. A.GALPINO. SECVNDO. S.D." Signed "L. METADIVS. CAELO."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Son of Edward H. Cole
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, E. Sherman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, E. Sherman
Son of Edward H. Cole
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, E. Sherman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, E. Sherman
Offers his condolences on the death of Cole's wife
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
The next issue of the
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Elizabeth Neville Berkeley was a pseudonym of Winifred V. Jackson. Page 1 on the verso of an incomplete letter to Anne T. Renshaw, dated "4/22/20." HPL states: "I trust that 'The Crawling Chaos' safely reached you, & that it did not prove too inferior for consideration." This story was first published in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Berkeley, Elizabeth [Jackson, Winifred V.]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Berkeley, Elizabeth [Jackson, Winifred V.]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Postcard of the State Armory, Providence, RI. HPL signed card as "Ward Phillips". Includes a note by Rheinhart Kleiner.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Fragment, 1st page only, remainder of letter lost many years ago. "Extract published in
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This is a handwritten response to a critique from an unidentified correspondent, written on the same page as the critique.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Transatlantic Circulator
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Transatlantic Circulator
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This is a one sentence unsigned note on the letter from John Munday: "Have availed myself of your invitation..."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Transatlantic Circulator
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Transatlantic Circulator
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This is an initialed handwritten note on the letter from Elyse Tash Sater.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Transatlantic Circulator
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Transatlantic Circulator
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This is an unsigned handwritten note on the letter by Elizabeth A. Taylor dated February 2, 1921.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Transatlantic Circulator
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Transatlantic Circulator
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. These handwritten notes are included on Taylor's letter of June 13, 1921.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Transatlantic Circulator
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Transatlantic Circulator
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This handwritten note is on the letter from A. Harold Brown dated June 22, 1921.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Transatlantic Circulator
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Transatlantic Circulator
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This letter is titled "The Defence Reopens!".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Transatlantic Circulator
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Transatlantic Circulator
"Extract published in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Lovecraft, Sarah Susan
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Lovecraft, Sarah Susan
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Lovecraft, Sarah Susan
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Lovecraft, Sarah Susan
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This letter is titled "HPLovecraft - The Defence Remains Open!".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Transatlantic Circulator
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Transatlantic Circulator
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Little, Myrta Alice
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Little, Myrta Alice
"Extract published in
Transcription typed by Robert H. Barlow. This is one of 5 letters from Lovecraft to Winifred V. Jackson transcribed by Barlow and forwarded to August W. Derleth for possible inclusion in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Jackson, Winifred V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Jackson, Winifred V.
Postcard. Also signed by Rheinhart Kleiner
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Abridged transcript typed by Robert H. Barlow This is one of 5 letters from Lovecraft to Jackson transcribed by Barlow and forwarded to August W. Derleth for possible inclusion in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Jackson, Winifred V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Jackson, Winifred V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Correspondence that is part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. This letter is titled "HPLovecraft - Final Words". In it he bids the Transatlantic Circulator "a reluctant farewell".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Transatlantic Circulator
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Transatlantic Circulator
Abridged transcript typed by Robert H. Barlow This is one of 5 letters from Lovecraft to Jackson transcribed by Barlow and forwarded to August W. Derleth for possible inclusion in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Jackson, Winifred V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Jackson, Winifred V.
Transcript typed by Robert H. Barlow This is one of 5 letters from HPL to Winifred V. Jackson transcribed by Barlow and forwarded to August W. Derleth for possible inclusion in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Jackson, Winifred V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Jackson, Winifred V.
Transcript typed by Robert H. Barlow This is one of 5 letters from Lovecraft to Winifred V. Jackson transcribed by Barlow and forwarded to August W. Derleth for possible inclusion in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Jackson, Winifred V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Jackson, Winifred V.
Extract published in
Includes an HPL drawing of Verlaine. UNPUBLISHED. Commiserates with Long on the illness of his mother. Complains of overwork. Congratulates Long on his improvement in new story but calls his attention to a problem in plot motivation. Letter includes a pencil sketch of Verlaine, "an absinthe-addict & bestial gutter-swine in general, but some of his lyrics are immortal."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
The GALLOMO was a round robin letter maintained by Alfred GALpin, LOvecraft and Maurice W. MOe. Includes
Lovecraft, Howard P. to The GALLOMO
Lovecraft, Howard P. to The GALLOMO
Extract published in
With envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Extract published in
Extract published in
A continuation of letter from HPL to Long dated 1922 May 3
Postcard
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Extract published in
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Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
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Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Incomplete, pages III and IV only.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Postcard
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard. Includes note and signature from Sonia H. Greene.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of the Reviewing Stand, Prospect Park, Brooklyn, NY
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Typed on rectos of 8 sheets of hotel stationery. This is a carbon copy of a letter sent to "Alfredus" [Alfred Galpin] and Long. There is a piece missing from the upper right corner with some loss of text to first 11 lines, unsigned. UNPUBLISHED. Relates his visit to the Royall House in Medford Mass. Colonial architecture in and around Boston described in detail.
With envelope. Addressed to "My dear Daughter Anne".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E.P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E.P.
Postcard
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of Jaguar "Senor Lopez" at New York Zooological Park. Also signed by Frank B. Long.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of Washington's Headquarters 1776...
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Joanthan E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Joanthan E.
Postcard of the Beekman Family Coach, New York Historical Society. Also signed by Frank B. Long and James Morton.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With envelope. Addressed to "My dear Daughter".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E.P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E.P.
Postcard of Papyrus Capital at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Also signed by Sonia H. Greene, Annie Gamwell, Frank B. Long, and James Morton.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of Van Cortlandt House. Also signed by Sonia H. Greene, Annie Gamwell, Frank B. Long, and May Doty Long.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Envelope only, postmarked Nov 9, 1922.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Response to Smith's letter of Oct 17, 1922.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Typed on rectos of 2 sheets of hotel stationery. This is a carbon copy of a letter sent to "Alfredus" [Alfred Galpin] and Long, unsigned. UNPUBLISHED. Carbon of letter addressed to both Galpin and Long, i.e., an irregular one-man periodical with a subscription of two. More of his Boston travelogue.
With envelope postmarked Dec 2, 1922. HPL has finished "The Lurking Fear" and is sending it special delivery to Clark Ashton Smith for illustration.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Pages 3-4 and 41-42 from two different issues of
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Addressed to "Agathon, my Son!". This item is a typed carbon copy of the original.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Loveman, Samuel
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Loveman, Samuel
This is a description of Marblehead, MA in the handwriting of HPL which he copied verbatim from a letter he sent to Kleiner dated 1923 Jan 11. The original letter is not known to exist but is only known through the Arkham House transcripts. A transcription of the letter from the Arkham House transcripts was published in the book
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Kleiner, Rheinhart
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Kleiner, Rheinhart
With envelope postmarked Jan 11, 1923. Thanks Smith for examples of illustrations for "The Lurking Fear".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Postcard
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
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Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
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Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Year inferred from contents. HPL will not seek the presidency of the National Amateur Press Association when he completes the term vacated by Dowdell.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
No year given. No name of recipient given. Edward Cole and 1923 assigned based upon content. Headed: "Home, James! 7th March" only. Addressed to "Your Double Ex-cellency." HPL will be coming to Boston and plans to stay with him. Later mentions the [Olympians] and encloses "my
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
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Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
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Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard. Also signed by E[dgar]. J. Davis
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Includes a self-portrait of HPL as L. Theobald, Jr.,1723. Extract published in
Includes an HPL drawing of FBL in "antique mood, 1723." UNPUBLISHED. Outlines upcoming visit to Boston. While he's gone his aunt and a "dark lady" will be cleaning his room "… an' de good lawd only knows what dey-all's gwine do wif mah books 'n' papers 'n' doc'ments all lyin' roun' de flo' -- ah sho nebber kin git 'em all togedder agin w'en ah gits home! But my unclean'd hermitage hath long been a thorn in the flesh of my kindred, so I suppose what's gotta be has gotta be. Shantih! Shantih! Shantih!" (These last Sanskrit words are the last words of T S Eliot's "
Typed on rectos of 12 sheets, some on rectos of hotel stationery. This is the ribbon copy of a letter sent to "Alfredus" (Alfred Galpin) and Long, unsigned. Extract published in
Carbon copy addressed "To Belknap and Alfredus: My dear Little Grandchildren." Marked "Please Return" by HPL. Signed "Grandpa Theobald".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. and Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. and Galpin, Alfred M.
Extract published in
Includes a drawing by HPL. Extract published in
Extract published in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Rectos are numbered I-II and IV-VI, so a sheet may be missing, although there is no obvious gap in text. Extract published in Selected Letters (Arkham House,1965-1976), #135. "Ye can't trust a Frenchy, Sonny --some day they'll be stirrin' up the Hurons & swoopin' down on us agin …." etc. Urges him to get in touch with his "great-grandson [Edgar J.] Davis (see letters #10 and #15)" and help guide his reading, etc. Reverting to this "old codger" dialect writing, "Art, Sonny, is mostly a pose; & so's l'arnin' to a great extent. I'm through with posin', & willin' to admit I'm an ignorant old man what dunt keer about nuthin' only to be amused. Just now old towns & roofs & spires & chimneys interest & amuse me more than books….I believe I prefer architecture to literature." Speculates that his Oriental stolidity and indifference may indicate that he has Chinese blood in him, with the longing for a periwig really a longing for the pigtail. More New England travelogues. Of his latest trip to Marblehead, he writes ecstatically, "I had sojourned for a time in the past itself -- not the past of books, but its living, breathing streets." Another proof that Lovecraft could write in other styles than "Lovecraftian" when he wanted to.
Postcard
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of "A quaint old street in Marblehead, Mass."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Postcard. Also signed by "Sonia" [Sonia H. Greene]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Extract published in
Salutation to "Mocrates, My Son" No year is given but HPL refers to Moe's planned visit to occur within 10 days. Moe and family arrived in Providence on August 10, 1923. Contains a drawing of the Schenck House [1656] in Flatbush [Brooklyn], New York.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Maurice W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Maurice W.
Postcard
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Extract published in
Also signed by James F. Morton, Jr.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Second half of the letter is dated 21 September 1923. Extract published in
Five pages written on two leaves.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
On 3 sheets of 7 x 10 hotel stationery, folded to small quarto. Extract published in
With envelope. Contains HPL's illustration for "a tale I am writing". Drawing is of a hoofed monster removing a corpse from a grave
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Extract published in
Extract published in
Postcard. Also signed by "SHG" [Sonia H. Greene]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
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Typed on rectos of 4 sheets of hotel stationery; ribbon copy, signed in type "H P." UNPUBLISHED. Beardsley "a titanick genius in the bizarre and the macabre…. His faces are haunting -- they have in them the hideous fear and evil that Goya created at his darkest." Another travelogue around Providence.
With envelope postmarked Jan 25, 1924.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Carbon copy Addressed "Hello, Sonny!" only. Contains some minor manuscript corrections. Notes: "please return," and "Original to Frank B. Long, Jr." in HPL's hand
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Long, Frank Belknap, Jr.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Long, Frank Belknap, Jr.
With envelope. Printed invitation to attend the wedding of HPL and Sonia Haft Green on Mar 3, 1924 in Brooklyn, NY. Date inferred.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Contains "To Mr. Hoag, upon his 93rd Birthday" [poem]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baird, Edwin
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baird, Edwin
Ribbon copy, signed in type "H P," with handwritten additions and corrections. Includes reference to ghostwriting Houdini's "Under the Pyramids." Extract published in
Extract published in
More on Houdini revision. Extract published in
First 2 pages are from "Sonia" H. Greene. HPL's message fills the final 3 pages. They both invite Mrs. Gamwell to visit New York City.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard. Also signed by "S.H.G." [Sonia H. Greene].
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of "Carpenters Hall, Philadelphia, PA"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Also signed by "S.H.G." [Sonia H. Greene]. Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard. "Going to meet AEPG at noon, and show her more of the town" AEPG is Annie E.P. Gamwell.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Carbon copy. Contains notes "Please Return," and "Original to Frank B. Long, Jr." in HPL's hand
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Long, Frank Belknap, Jr.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Long, Frank Belknap, Jr.
Ribbon copy, with handwritten additions and corrections, signed with initials "H P." Extract published in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of Poe Cottage in Bronx, NY. Addressed to "My very dear friend Scriba".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Duplicate accession number, see Mar 19. Addressed to "Madames Clark & Gamwell".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
2 page letter with envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Postcard of First Presbyterian Church, Newark, NJ.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Addressed to "Dear Sir." Draft of a form letter for seeking employment. First line: "If an unprovoked application for employment seems somewhat unusual in these days of system, agencies, & advertising, I trust that the circumstances surrounding this one may help to mitigate what would otherwise be obtrusive forwardness." On versos of [page 1] 1924 Jul 29 draft of letter to The Homeland Co.; [page 2] Horace L. Lawson's 1924 May 5 letter to HPL; [page 3] page 2 of Noah F. Whitaker's 1924 Jun 13 letter to HPL; and [page 4] page 1 of Noah F. Whitaker's 1924 Jun 13 letter to HPL. Page 4 of this draft is a 1-page list of possible recipients for the draft employment letter. Pasted below the list is HPL's advertisement for a position clipped from
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Unidentified
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Unidentified
Lovecraft can not afford to make payments on land in Yonkers, NY. First line: "Owing to financial difficulties of the most acute and unforseen sort, I find myself unable at present to make the remittances now due on the property which I purchased last May at Bryn Mawr Park". On verso of page 1 of a draft of a form letter Lovecraft wrote seeking employment.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to The Homeland Co.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to The Homeland Co.
Postcard of Faunce's Tavern in New York City.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of St. Paul's Chapel in New York City.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of Main Street, Tottenville, NY.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Undated, with no postmark Picture postcard of portrait of "Alexander Hamilton - by Sharpless. The New York Historical Society." In part: "Going up to Belknap's now. Then he & I are going over to Kirk's where we will await a telegram from Loveman, who is expected today" [Loveman arrived in New York on Sep. 10, 1924]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard. Also signed by "A.E.P.G." [Annie E. P. Gamwell]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard. Also signed by Samuel Loveman.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Includes transcription of letter from Harry Houdini to Lovecraft [1924 Sep 28]. Published in "A Group of Letters,"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
HPL's activities beginning Oct. 8, 1924 HPL notes: "Finished
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard. Sonia will be staying in Somerville and returning to NY in a week. HPL plans to go on to Philadelphia. Also signed by "S.H.L." [Sonia Haft Lovecraft]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard. "Just blew in" Postmarked Nov. 11, 1924, at 1:00 AM
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard. Also postmarked Nov. 11, 1924, at 10:30 PM
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Dated "Wednesday Morning" only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard. Postmarked Nov. 12, 1924, at 11:00 PM HPL plans on staying over another night
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Dated "Wednesday Evening" only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard. Postmarked Nov. 13, 1924, at 2:00 PM
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard. Postmarked Nov. 14, 1924, 9:30 AM
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard. Postmarked Nov. 14, 1924, 7:00 PM
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With P.S. and P.P.S. on half of an envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard. HPL apologizes for almost forgetting Annie Gamwell's birthday [Feb 10]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of the "Old Billipp House, Tottenville, S.I.". Also signed by George Kirk.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
With envelope postmarked Mar 14, 1925.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft wrote 454 Angell Street, Providence, RI at the top of this letter but the contents strongly suggest that it was written while he was at 169 Clinton Street, Brooklyn, NY.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of the National Cathedral, Washington, D.C.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Carbon copy, with a second copy typed by August W. Derleth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With envelope and photocopy of p.1 of the letter. Contains a drawing of a hirsute HPL standing before a clothing store. This is an allusion to HPL being robbed of his clothing on May 5, 1925
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Salutation to "Mocrates, My Son". Contains a floor plan of HPL's room at 169 Clinton Street in Brooklyn, New York
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Maurice W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Maurice W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Dated "Monday Afternoon" only, with diary entry for July 21, 1925 on envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With envelope. Drawings included
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Dated "Thursday Afternoon." Lower corners of first sheet chipped with some loss of a few words of text. UNPUBLISHED. Relates the collapse of the
Extract published in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Extract published in Selected Letters (Arkham House, 1965-1976), #190. United Amateur business. Gossip about the gang. Praises new motion picture, "
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lillian M. Roche Galpin -- Alfred M. Galpin's first wife.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Mrs. Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Mrs. Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With enclosure
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With back half of envelope, where letter is continued. Enclosed very small newspaper advertisement for "Writers to write commercial articles..." has been copied.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Enclosed is an undated 1-page typed letter signed (accession no: A32500 [852]) from Frank B. Long, Jr. to Lovecraft.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With back half of envelope, where letter is continued. Drawing of Moses Brown included in letter.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With autograph note on back half of envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Drawings and poem included in letter.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Architectural drawings included in letter.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With P.S. on verso of envelope "Wright wants
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Drawings included in letter.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With diary entry for Oct. 23rd on envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
photocopy supplied by Roy A. Squires. Copy is in a folder labeled "H.P. Lovecraft An Immortal Ephemeron". Transcript copy also available [T31: 23]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With autograph note on back half of envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Dated "Wednesday Night" only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
1 page letter and envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With long P.S. written on envelope Leaf I [page 1] is headed: "Sunday Night." Leaf III [page 5] bears note "Monday Morning - 10:30 a.m." and on verso [page 6] is notation "2:10 p.m." P.P.S. on envelope is dated "Mon.- Tues. - Midnight." Final P.P.P.S. is dated "Tuesday Morning"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Contains copies of 14 different Christmas verses sent to his friends. The first lines: [To Long] "Precocious Sir, who draw'st with wizardry;" [To Long - poem on book fly-leaf] "A plain old Soul, nor sharp nor analytical;" [To Felis - Long's cat] "Haughty Sphinx, whose amber eyes;" [To Kleiner] "A wreath to thee, whose dauble art;" [To Loveman] "Son of the Muse, may Yuletide bear;" [To Kirk] "Since Chelsea is Old SANTA'S very home;" [To Leeds] "May Yuletide such beneficence evince;" [To McNeil] "May Gallic shades Thy Yuletide bless;" [To Sechrist] "May Polynesian skies thy Yuletide bless;" [To Morton] "From mines celestial Santa digs a gem;" [To John Russell] "To old Britannia's story'd strand;" [To E.J. Davis] "May Santa bring to Harvard's brightest son;" [To Cook] "May Yule to thee all blessings swift impart;" [To Sandusky] "Run out of slang, & far from fresh supplies;" [To Parker] "Let Cliftondale to Yuletide croakings hark;" and [To Miniter] "From distant churchyards hear a Yuletide groan."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard size Christmas card with an original manuscript poem by HPL. This may have been enclosed in Lovecraft's letter to Lillian Clark dated 1925 Dec 22-23 (A32500 [884]). First line: "As when a Pigeon, loos'd in Realms remote"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With P.S. on fragment of envelope. Includes HPL's drawing of the snow globe that he received as a Christmas present from JF Morton.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With envelope postmarked Dec 27, 1925. One of 9 original holograph letters purchased from T. McVicker in 2007.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With envelope postmarked Jan 19, 1926.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
1 page letter and envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With P.S. on fragment of envelope. Drawing of lamp and book included.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With envelope postmarked Feb 26, 1926
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Date and place inferred from contents
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With envelope postmarked Mar 27, 1926
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Advises Lillian D. Clark to rent room at 10 Barnes Street for him.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Dated "Friday Noon" only. Envelope postmarked Apr. 9, 1926 has autograph note on reverse side.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Dated "Thursday Night" only. Joint letter to Clark and Annie E.P. Gamwell addressed to "Dear Children". Drawing of doorway. included. HPL and Sonia will arrive in Providence on Saturday, April 17, 1926
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Dated by Arkham House
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Includes a small sketch of Long by HPL. Extract published in Selected Letters (Arkham House, 1965-1976), #215. Makes fun of Long's new moustache. Mentions two old "hoax" poems of his (nonsense poems), one signed Albert Frederick Willie and the other "To Zara". Nice description of an industrial neighborhood of Providence he had just discovered ("monstrous & blasphemous"). "It is astonishing what a wealth of hidden & tangled lanes & obscure surprising quarters Providence possesses."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Dated "Wednesday" only Congratulates WBT, "
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Salutation to "Eminent & Middle-Aged Bard" HPL describes his return to Providence. Contains drawings of the floor plan for 10 Barnes Street
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Long, Frank Belknap, Jr.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Long, Frank Belknap, Jr.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Coates, Walter J.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Coates, Walter J.
With envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Extract published in Selected Letters (Arkham House, 1965-1976), #219. Reports on illness of his aunt, Mrs. Davis. Machinations over arranging meetings of the gang to accommodate various personality conflicts within the group. Regarding statements made about him by others, asserts that he is nonintellectual, even anti-intellectual. Says he will look at
Includes a drawing by HPL. Chips from top edge of sheet affecting several words of text. Extract published in Selected Letters (Arkham House, 1965-1976), #220. Reports some annoyance at reading, on Long's recommendation, Francis Brett Young's novel,
Dated "Saturday." Not signed on verso, and apparently incomplete. Extract published in Selected Letters (Arkham House, 1965-1976), #221 (quoting text NOT present here). "Viva Mussolini!" Praises the Fascist government in Italy. Notes an astronomical anomaly in recent Weird Tales story. Includes an 8-line poem about Bierce's tendency to cause readers to visualize certain colors ("
Carbon copy, with manuscript additions. In Lovecraft's hand: "To James Ferdinand Morton, Esq." Contains very extensive description of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Typed on versos of correspondence to Lovecraft from: Bacon Victor E. (1926 Mar 9) and (1926 Mar 15); Coates Walter J. (1926 May 30); Drake James H. (1926 May 21); Excelsior Warehouses Inc. (1925 Dec 4); Kuntz, Eugene B. (1926 Jan 20) page 1 only; Martin Harry E. (1922 Mar 31); Moidel Jacob (1926 Jun 7); North American Finance Company (1926 Apr 7); Providence Journal Company (1925 Aug 11); State Street Trust Company (1926 Jan 20).
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morton, James F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morton, James F.
Suggests revisions for WBT's "Two Black Bottles"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Dated "Friday." Small chip from upper edge affecting several words of text. Extract published in
With postcard and envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Postcard of Trinity Church, Newport, R.I. Both Victor E. Bacon and HPL wrote notes on this postcard to Spink. Bacon mentions being shown Providence and Newport by HPL and his "congratulations on your election". HPL sends congratulations as well. Card filed with HPL correspondence. Mailed from St. Louis, MO after Bacon returned home.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Postcard of "The Old Mill...", Newport, RI. Postcard with greeting from both HPL and Morton to Hoag. Filed in HPL's correspondence.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Postcard of Manning Hall at Brown University, Providence, RI. Includes a note to Hoag from James F. Morton.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Dated "Wednesday" only. "Tomorrow I may be in Philadelphia"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Dated "Sunday - Monday Midnight" only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Dated "Wednesday - Thursday" only. HPL plans to return to Providence by bus on Friday.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Dated "Friday" only. HPL discovered that the bus was non-stop to Boston only. Therefore he now plans to return on the Saturday bus
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
With envelope postmarked Oct 12, 1926.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Dated "Sunday" only. Describes his travels to Foster, the Moosup Valley, and Greene, RI: "last Wednesday - I accompanied my younger aunt Mrs. Gamwell on quite a tour of our hereditary soil" [[SL] 242 to Frank Belknap Long, Jr. [1926 Oct 26] contains an almost exact duplicate description of this journey]. October 2, 9, 16, 23 and 30 were Sundays. Arkham cites this letter only as "Sunday, October, 1926"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Carbon copy Marked: "please return" and "To Frank Belknap Long, Jun." in HPL's hand
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Long, Frank Belknap, Jr.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Long, Frank Belknap, Jr.
Extract published in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
With envelope postmarked Dec. 12, 1926 HPL's first letter to Wandrei. "Having heard of you very often from Clark Ashton Smith, I was exceedingly pleased to receive yours of the 4th ... The only non-W.T. stories I ever had published were in an abysmally wretched & now happily defunct periodical called
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
With envelope postmarked Dec. 24, 1926 HPL is flattered by Wandrei's desire to read more of his tales. "[Polaris] and [Celephais] are lent to another correspondent, & I will send them to you as soon as he returns them. Of [Nyarlathotep] I have no available copy ... I find that I have no copies of
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Year inferred from contents. Dated "Friday" only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Folio III of a letter, written in 1927, apparently before summer 1927 as HPL discusses his plans for summer 1927, which looks like a "New England coast summer for me." Advises Long (26 at the time and evidently dreading his 30th birthday) to stop "hankering after youth" and embrace the virtues of old age while he is still young, as did Lovecraft, who was 11 years Long's senior. "I was a settled, sedate old man before you were born, & when I was your age I wore starched bosom shirts, derby hats, & black string ties…. I'd do the same today if it weren't conspicuous." Discusses some of his, and his friends', travel plans.
Dated "Thursday." UNPUBLISHED. Compliments Long on his story "
With envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Coates, Walter J.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Coates, Walter J.
With envelope postmarked Jan. 12, 1927 Enclosed is a blank application for membership in the United Amateur Press Association signed by HPL. "Your wish to copy [Sarnath] &
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard postmarked Jan. 17, 1927 Your MSS. have just arrived from Smith; & truly, they are marvellous! ... I shall return this material via Frank B. Long, who I am very certain will appreciate these tales profoundly"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
photocopy only [supplied by Roy A. Squires] Transcript also available [T31: 31-32]. "My novelette or semi-novel is nearing its conclusion - the current last page being 106 ... P.S. Have finished the novel in 110 pages. Am giving it [at least provisionally] the title of
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Dated "Saturday" only. Written following completion of
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
With envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
HPL has favorably mentioned Wandrei's work to the Editor of
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Dated "Candlemas" only. Discusses possible heraldic design for his bookplate. Plans to "to read a new weird book that the reviews have mentioned favourably -
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Dated "Monday" only, postcard postmarked Feb. 3, 1927 "Your poems [plus my MSS.] came this morning"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Feb. 11, 1927 "I am sending you all the tales you list ... You will find both the pure horror and fantastic strains represented in this assortment - naturally I tend to veer betwixt the two, but professionally-minded people urge me to stick to horror as the more marketable commodity. I am just now reacting against this advice, as you will see from
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Mar. 14, 1927 "Thanks tremendously for the names of those weird tale histories. I have just had to type mine - 72 pages - without the proposed enlargement, since Cook sent out a hurry call for [Recluse] copy; but he says that later on he may arrange for re-publication, with additions, in book form. As I typed the MS. I was strongly impressed with its essential mediocrity ... The job of typing was discouraging - I don't know when I'll ever do the 110-page novelette I did in midwinter, or the 147-page one which I have just finished!"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
photocopy [supplied by Roy A. Squires]. Transcript also available [T31: 33-34]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Postcard. Dated "Wednesday" only. Postmarked Mar. 16, 1927 "Don't abandon your poetry! It is not as advanced as your prose, but has the seeds of genius in it. Smith is enthusiastic over it"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Envelope postmarked Mar. 29, 1927 P.S. on verso of the envelope. Enclosed are two photographs depicting the "Halsey Mansion" and the farm house on the other side of the street, at the corner of Barnes and Prospect Streets. "I am returning
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Apr. 12, 1927 "What you say of St. Paul interests me very much, & I really think I'd prefer it to New York. You can't imagine the horror of being engulfed in a maelstrom of repulsive Orientals whose aberrant physiognomies & rat-like temperaments grate more & more on the sensibilities of an aesthetically impressionable person. New York represents such a stupendous ruin & decay - such a hideous replacement of virile & sound-heritaged stock by whipped, cringing, furtive dregs & offscourings - that I don't see how anyone can live long in it without sickening. The plebeian parts of our own New England towns are bad enough with their jabbering Latins - but New York passes all bounds. Only Dante could do it justice - one prays for a merciful earthquake to end the blasphemous tragedy. ... The gang in N.Y. is so long in returning the carbon of my
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Apr. 21, 1927
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Year inferred from contents
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
With envelope postmarked May 6, 1927
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked May 20, 1927
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Jun. 2, 1927
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Jun 4, 1927
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Handwritten note says to James F. Morton. Salutation to "O Cerebral Culmination" Dated "June XVIII" only. Year supplied by Arkham House. HPL mentions his "still unpublished Isaacsonio-Mortoniad." Contains a drawing of a bewigged man with the head of an ass standing before "Ye Amaranth Inn." Arkham House incorrectly dates this letter as Jun. 24, 1927.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morton, James F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morton, James F.
Postcard, postmarked Jun 30, 1927
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Jul. 2, 1927
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Dated "Wednesday Extract published in
Postcard. Dated "Tuesday" only, postmarked Jul. 5, 1927
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Extract published in
Postcard. Dated "Thursday" only, postmarked Jul. 7, 1927 With P.S. on verso
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of the interior of Trinity Church in Newport, RI. Also signed by Donald Wandrei.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
With envelope postmarked Jul 16, 1927. Includes an almost one page note from Donald Wandrei to Clark Ashton Smith dated 1927 July 15. Bequest of Joseph E. Smith.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Headed "Y.M.C.A. - Boston. Sunday Morning" only. With autograph note on envelope postmarked Jul. 18, 1927. HPL has been showing Donald Wandrei "quite a bit of the surface of archaic Boston" and they plan to go to Salem and Marblehead tomorrow. Autograph note [on envelope] announces their arrival at Salem, MA. Only the side of the envelope with the note has been saved. Included are 2 possible enclosures: a leaflet guide to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and the "Stranger's Directory" produced by the Boston Evening Transcript.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of the Carrie Tower at Brown University, Providence, RI. Also signed by Frank Belknap Long, Clifford M. Eddy, Donald Wandrei, and James F. Morton. HPL signed as "Theobald".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Dated "Wednesday”. Extract published in
Dated "Tuesday" only. With P.S. on envelope postmarked Aug. 3, 1927
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Aug. 6, 1927
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Dated "August 9" only, with envelope postmarked Aug. 9, 1927
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "The Shepard Cafeteria, 122-124-126 Mathewson Street Providence, R.I." HPL has sketched himself seated at one of the tables in the cafeteria scene and a waiter bringing a tray.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Salutation is to "Aristotle Secunde".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Postcard of "Bird's-Eye View Showing New Union Station Providence, R.I"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Souvenir photo-folder of Worcester, MA with autograph note from HPL
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Verso of envelope only, which contains an autograph note from HPL.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Postcard. Also includes autograph note from W. Paul Cook
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Aug. 24, 1927
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard. Also includes autograph note signed from W. Paul Cook and H. Warner Munn. Postcard view of "Petersham Road. Athol, Mass"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of a painting by John S Sargent hanging in the Boston Public Library
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Dated "Friday Evening" only, with envelope postmarked Aug. 26, 1927. Only verso of envelope has been saved. It contains an autograph note by HPL dated "Friday Morning". Letter is on the back of an advertisement for "White Mountain Excursions".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard mailed in envelope postmarked Aug. 26, 1927 autograph note on verso of envelope: "Will take White Mts excursion on Sunday." Postcard of "Old Baptist Church. Built 1796, used as Memorial Hall. Yarmouth, Me"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Envelope in which postcard was mailed, with autograph note by HPL on verso.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of Longfellow's home, Portland, ME.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Postcard of Crawford Notch from Mt. Willard, New Hampshire.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hoag, Jonathan E.
Postcard of "The Flume, Franconia Notch, White Mountains, N.H"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "Pierce Mansion, Erected 1799 ... Portsmouth, N.H"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of the spire of the Unitarian Church, Newburyport, MA. HPL leaving for Haverhill tomorrow
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of "Bird's-Eye View of Newburyport and Harbor, Newburyport, Mass"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "Historical Society, Newburyport, Mass."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of" Merrimack Street, looking East, Haverhill, Mass."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of "Merrimack Street Looking East, Haverhill, Mass." "Have called on Tryout Smith and am now looking for routes to Ipswich & Gloucester."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "Historical House, Ipswich, Mass."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Souvenir folder of photographs from Gloucester, MA. Contains short autograph note from HPL.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Year inferred from contents.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of "Along the Shore, Magnolia, Mass."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of "A Quaint Old Street in Marblehead, Mass."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Incomplete, final leaf [II] only. Date inferred from contents. Contains drawing of a scene [featuring indications of a steeple and a ship's rigged mast] as viewed through the doorway from inside of the John Brown House. Later mentions: "My trip was certainly the premier event of recent years. First I visited W. Paul Cook in Athol, & was taken by him [to] ... colonial Deerfield, primitive Vermont, & picturesque New Hampshire. In West Brattleboro we called on ... Arthur Goodenough ... I went by stage-coach to Boston, stopped at the Y, & the next day took the coach for Portland ... From Portland I retraced my steps to Portsmouth [then] ... I proceeded to Newburyport." HPL later visited Gloucester, Rockport, the Magnolia Cliffs, Manchester, Beverly, Salem, Marblehead, Lynn and Boston "before reaching home Friday midnight." Closes: "Are you returning to Columbia this year? Don't let the bookplate matter bother you, & don't attempt any difficult design where a simpler one is possible"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Half inch clipped from bottom edge of last leaf affecting several lines of text and HPL's signature (if it was present). Extract published in
Postcard of "University Hall and Manning Hall. Brown University" "Just finished preface & second proofs of the Bullen book"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
With envelope and two enclosures. Enclosed are a clipping from the
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Addressed to "My Dear Grandchild" only Arkham House incorrectly cites this as being to Frank Belknap Long, Jr. Versos have a different accession number: A12074.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of "University Hall and Manning Hall. Brown University"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "College St. to Market Square Showing Hospital Trust and Chamber of Commerce. Providence, R.I." Also includes autograph note signed from Wilfred B. Talman. The street pictured is actually Waterman St.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Addressed to "Young Man" only. Contains HPL's hand-colored drawing of a possible Lovecraft family crest.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Long, Frank Belknap, Jr.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Long, Frank Belknap, Jr.
Dated "Tuesday" only, with envelope postmarked Sep. 27, 1927 Enclosed is a blank picture postcard of the Providence waterfront at night. "Yes - I went over [Iranon] & corrected whatever stenographic slips there were - though there really weren't many. I can never cease to be grateful for your kindness in preparing the copy - it's more than I'd do for any guy living!"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Sep 30, 1927.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Salutation to "Minaret of Magnificence" Dated "Lud's Day" only. October 2, 9, 16, 23 and 30 were Sundays. Month and year supplied by Arkham House. Contains HPL's colored drawing of the Lovecraft family crest.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morton, James F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morton, James F.
With envelope postmarked Oct. 8, 1927 Enclosed are a clipping from
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Dated "Saturday" only, with envelope postmarked Oct. 22, 1927
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Campbell, Paul J.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Campbell, Paul J.
Dated "Thursday." Talks about other writers. Letter is not complete, comprises folio I, III-VI, IX (lacks II, VII-VII and whatever followed IX Extract published in
Found in "undated" folder in Box 6. Written on the back of an envelope from "The Athol Transcript Co" W. Paul Cook was visiting HPL and they both indulged themselves by buying books. "Today I'm taking the last [possibly] of my autumn outings. Am guiding Cook on his way to Norwich, & shall leave him at a point slightly west of Thornton ... Shall be knocking about the countryside all day .. I'll take dinner downtown or here. Looks like a good day - I'm wearing the old brown suit." Probably written during Cook's visit with HPL in November, 1927 [see [SL] 302, to Frank Belknap Long, Jr., 1927 November]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Dated "Thursday" only, with envelope postmarked Nov. 3, 1927. Published as "The Very Old Folk" in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Campbell, Paul J.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Campbell, Paul J.
Dated "Friday" only, with envelope postmarked Nov. 25, 1927 Enclosed is a newspaper clipping about the Marshall Woods Lecture on Greek mythology given by Sir Rennell Rodd [former British Ambassador to Italy] at Brown University. The clipping has been copied. Arkham House incorrectly dates this letter as Nov. 24, 1927 [Thursday]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Dated "Thursday." Discusses Ambrose Bierce at length. Chip from fore-edge of last sheet affecting some words of text. Extract published in
Undated Christmas card, with envelope postmarked Dec. 17, 1927
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Dated "Decr. 19" only, with envelope postmarked Dec. 20, 1927. HPL discusses his dreams and then notes: "
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Photocopy included. Dated "Friday the 13th" only. Date inferred from contents.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Dated "Friday" only, with envelope postmarked Jan. 20, 1928, 10:30 PM. Arkham House incorrectly dated this letter as Jan. 19, 1928, which was a Thursday.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Chips from upper edges of first two sheets, some text affected. Extract published in
With envelope postmarked Feb. 16, 1928
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Feb. 29, 1928
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked March 14.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Dated "March XVI" only, with envelope postmarked Mar. 16, 1928
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Dated "April 5" only, with envelope postmarked Apr. 5, 1928
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Dated "Friday" only. Month and year supplied by Arkham House. April 6, 13, 20 and 27 were Fridays
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Postcard of "New Industrial Trust Building. Providence, R.I"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard. Diary entries for Thursday evening through Sunday morning
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of "Soldiers and Sailors Arch. Brooklyn, N.Y"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Also includes autograph note from James F. Morton, Jr. Postcard of "P. C. Garret Rock. Paterson, N.J"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Drawings included
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard. Card also signed by Wilfred B. Talman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Dated "Saturday Night" only. Drawing of Hudson Valley colonial house included
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
3 postcards.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Year inferred from contents
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Dated "Thursday Afternoon" only. Proof copy of
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Dated "Thursday" only. Arkham House incorrectly dates this latter as Jun. 1, 1928 [Friday]. June 7, 14, 21 and 28 were Thursdays
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Dated "Friday Afternoon" only. HPL will take "the 5 o'clock train for Vermont"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
4 postcards. All have scenes of Brattleboro, VT, on verso These were probably mailed together in an envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard. "Waiting for a Brattleboro 'bus already overdue"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Also signed by W. Paul Cook and Vrest Orton. Postcard of "Camels Hump in the Green Mts. of Vermont"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Dated "Thursday Afternoon" only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Well - here's another diary installment, written as we hop off for Athol HPL notes: "H. Warner Munn has been over, & has given me a copy of
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Clark, Lillian D?]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Clark, Lillian D?]
With envelope postmarked Jun. 25, 1928. Letter may have been enclosed in envelope with accession number A32500 [42] (1), which is missing front half that would have had the postmark.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With envelope postmarked Jun. 27, 1928 Enclosed is a proof sheet of pages 41, 44, 45 and 48 from
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Envelope postmarked Jun. 27, 1928 only, with autograph note by HPL on verso. Based on context, likely intended for Annie E.P. Gamwell. Only the side of the envelope with HPL's note is included.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Probably also contained undated postcard from Lovecraft to Clark (A32500 [782]).
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Undated, addressed but not mailed, date inferred from contents. On picture postcard of "New Arch Bridge, Main Street, Athol, Mass." Begins: "Well here's another brief diary. Spent Tuesday in the open - on the hill ... Today - Wednesday - I shall spend all my time reading proof for Cook ... Friday I leave for North Wilbraham to see Mrs. Miniter ... Having a great time." With autograph note on verso: "
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard booklet of Springfield, MA
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
With P.S. on envelope postmarked Jul. 2, 1928
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of the Gilbert Homestead, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard, postmarked Jul 8, 1928.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard booklet titled "Souvenir Folder of the Mohawk Trail, Mass."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E.P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E.P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of Independence Hall, Philadelphia, PA.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of Carpenter's Hall, Philadelphia, PA.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard booklet titled "Select Views of Baltimore, MD."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of Mansion House, Druid Hill Park. Baltimore, MD. HPL has visited Poe's grave.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of St. Ann's Church, Annapolis, MD.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of the Chase Mansion, Annapolis, MD.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of Christ Church, Alexandria, VA.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of the City Hotel, Alexandria, VA.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of King Street from Royal Street. Alexandria, VA. HPL will visit the Endless Caverns at New Market, VA, on Sunday
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of Washington's Mansion, Mount Vernon, VA.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of Washington's Mansion, Mount Vernon, VA.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of the Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of the Cathedrao of SS. Peter and Paul, Washington, DC.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of the Hotel Bayou, Havre de Grace, MD.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of 'The Old Log Cabin".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard titled "Fly in the new Ryan Brougham, sister ship of Lindy's "Spirit of St. Louis".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of Carpenter's Hall, Philadelphia, PA.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of Carpenter's Hall, Philadelphia, PA.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of the entrance to the canal and bridge, Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of the entrance to the canal and bridge, Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Annie Gamwell in Boothbay Harbour, ME. Picture postcard of the "Public Library, Providence, R.I." "Back home! Hope I'll find LDC resting in reasonable comfort"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of "Banjotti Memorial Fountain, Providence, R. I." Name of the fountain mispelled on the postcard, it should read: Bajnotti Memorial Fountain. "Sorry you couldn't get over to Belknap's yesterday."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Annie E.P. Gamwell in Ogunquit, ME. With envelope postmarked Jul. 25, 1928. "Heard from Cook today. He has traded his house in Athol for a 100-acre farm in the wild country east of the village, & expects to make a rather a rather spectacular transition in the near future"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of "College Street to Market Square ... Providence, R. I"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Annie E.P. Gamwell in Ogunquit, ME. Picture postcard of "Manning Hall, Brown University." Frank B. Long, Jr. and family are on Cape Cod and Long intends to visit Marblehead. "I intend to take a trip to Quinsnicket soon"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of "First Baptist Church. Providence, R. I" H. Warner Munn visited yesterday and "Wright has just accepted the 'Silver Key' for $70.00"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Aug 6, 1928.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
With envelope postmarked Aug 13, 1928
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
With envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Dated "Monday Night" only With envelope postmarked Aug. 21, 1928
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Dated "Wednesday" only With envelope postmarked Aug. 30, 1928
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Letter dated "Sunday" only. With envelope postmarked Sep 2, 1929.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E.P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E.P.
Incomplete, an unidentified enclosure to a letter. The date is uncertain, but the place is correct.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Dated "Sunday" only. With envelope postmarked Sep. 30, 1928 Enclosed is a newspaper clipping entitled "R.I. Youth Claims 'Bumming' Record". Clipping has been copied.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Month and year from Arkham House
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Salutation to "Heav'n-hailing Height of Hieratick Hegemony". Dated "Wednesday" only. Month and year from Arkham House. October 5, 12, 19 and 26 were Wednesdays. Contains HPL's drawing of the Rhode Island Capital dome with the steeple of St. John's Episcopal Cathedral in the foreground. This letter could have been written in November or December because an almost identical version of this drawing also appears in HPL's 1928 Dec 13 letter to Maurice W. Moe.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morton, James F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morton, James F.
HPL mentions the works of T.S. Eliot, e.e. cummings and Gertrude Stein
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
With envelope postmarked Oct 27, 1928.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
HPL offers criticisms of Toldridge's poetry. He suggests publications to which she could submit her work and literary groups that she could join. HPL has received "a 'three star' or Roll of Honour mention in Edward J. O'Brien's
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
With envelope postmarked Nov. 24, 1928 Enclosed is a small catalogue for an exhibition of drawings, "Glimpses of Providence and Vicinity," by Henry J. Peck. HPL plans to visit the new wing of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston next week.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Addressed to "Magister Omnis Sapientiae" only. Contains HPL's drawing of the Rhode Island Capitol dome with the steeple of St. John's Episcopal Cathedral in the foreground. Also available in transcript [T9: 586-89]. An almost identical version of this drawing also appears in HPL's earlier letter to James F. Morton [1928 Oct?]. The letter also includes a brief autobiographical sketch.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Maurice W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Maurice W.
Undated Christmas card, with envelope postmarked Dec. 21, 1928
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of the Old South Church and Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of Massachusetts Hall, Harvard University Cambridge, Mass.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of "Old South Church and Washington Street. Boston, Mass" Also includes a autograph note by Samuel Loveman.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
HPL visited the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston with Samuel Loveman. Leaving for Marblehead and Salem on the next day. First of 3 postcards on one page.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Marblehead! Enough said!! Also signed by Samuel Loveman. Postcard of "Old Town House. Built 1827". Second of 3 postcards on one page.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
HPL remained in Boston and Loveman took the train to New York He will visit the museum again and return home tomorrow. Third of 3 postcards on one page.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Thanks Talman for sending article on the Schenck House in Flatbush. Includes a list of Saints' Days for dating letters and discusses potential design of his bookplate. "No haste about the bookplate business - & the simple door without the scene will be perfectly all right for me" [includes drawing of doorway]. Closes with "P.S. O'Brien gave me an 18-line biography in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
With envelope postmarked Jan. 18, 1929 Also enclosed is a blank picture postcard of the "Old Town House, Built 1727, Marblehead, Mass"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Coates, Walter J.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Coates, Walter J.
Extract published in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Dated "Friday, Apr. 5." Autograph note on envelope contains "Saturday's Diary". Only verso of envelope has been saved. First item on sheet with A32500 [60] (postcard and verso of envelope).
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard with envelope. Dated "Monday Noon" only. Only part of verso of envelope has been saved. Postcard is of the Dyckman House Museum.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of "The Woolworth Building. New York City" HPL is staying with Vrest Orton in Yonkers
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of the Beekman family coach, with envelope. Only verso of envelope has been saved.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Dated "Friday Evening" only. Envelope postmarked Apr 13, 1929. P.S. on envelope details HPL's activities for "Saturday - Sunday". Only verso of envelope has been saved.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of Garret Rock, Paterson, N.J. Includes a note from James F. Morton.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Accession no. 69 includes two postcards, "Portrait of a Man", and "Seahorse".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Verso of envelope only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Only one page of the letter: IV. "a curb upon the fancy..."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Postcard of New York Aquarium, Battery Park.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of "White House, Washington, D.C."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of "The Lee Mansion. Arlington, Va"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "Plaza near railroad station, Brattleboro, Vermont".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of "Murphy's Hotel and connecting annexes, Richmond, VA". Card is not addressed or stamped.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Three postcards all sent on the same day with images of sites in Richmond, Virginia.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With envelope postmarked May 2, 1929. Only verso of envelope has been saved.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of "The Edgar Allan Poe Shrine (Oldest House in Richmond)"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard. of "Court House, Williamsburg, VA."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With P.S. on envelope postmarked May 3, 1929. Only verso of envelope has been saved.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Postcard of Jamestown church tower and communion service.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of "Old Saint John's Church, Richmond, VA."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of "General Hugh Mercer's Apothecary Shop, Fredericksburg, VA."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With envelope. Only verso of envelope has been saved.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
3 postcards of sites in Washington, D.C.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
2 postcards: William Penn house in Philadelphia, PA and Arlington Memorial Amphitheatre in Arlington, VA.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
2 postcards from the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of "William Penn House. Fairmount Park. Philadelphia, Pa"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
3 postcards of sites in Kingston, NY. HPL visiting with Bernard A. Dwyer.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of "Old Captain Tappan House" in Kingston, NY. Also includes autograph note from Bernard A. Dwyer
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "Old Senate House" in Kingston, NY. Also includes autograph note signed from Bernard A. Dwyer and Frank B. Long, Jr
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
3 postcards of sites in Massachusetts, Vermont and Connecticut.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of "New Arch Bridge, Main Street. Athol, Ma" Also includes autograph note signed from W. Paul Cook and H. Warner Munn
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "Water Front Showing Sky Scrapers at Night Providence, R. I." HPL has just returned "Home!!!!" .pf
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked May 27, 1929.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Dated "Three days before St. Barnabas'" [11 Jun] only HPL mentions that on "the evening of May 11 I was finishing an aesthetick-historical discourse with my genial host Bernaardt Van Duier [HPL visited with Bernard A. Dwyer on May 11-15]. He later acknowledges that "I have indeed heard from our sacerdotal friend '* Harold,' & received a copy of the Beebe High Catechism of All the Mayas, or something to that effect." In closing he mentions: "By the way - have you heard of the riots between your fellow Brunonians & the police? The ancient hill hasn't seen so much liveliness since the French troops & their horses were stabled in the College Edifice during the revolution!" .pf .sele 356
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Drawings included
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Postcard. Also includes autograph note from James F. Morton. Postcard of "Kent County Court House. East Greenwich, R. I."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Letter includes typed note at top of p.1 "P.S. I have just received my copies...". Date of July 1, 1929 is typed.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Dated "July 1" only. "Just as my earlier letter goes into the mail, I am in receipt of yrs. of the 28th"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Dated "6th Sunday after Trinity" only [May 19 was Trinity Sunday] HPL looks forward to receiving his bookplates "& can already see the finished product in my imagination." He mentions that Long will be leaving for Canada on the 13th and apologizes because "I didn't save the rest of the Brunonian epic"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Dated "July 17" only. Year inferred from contents.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
1 item.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Dated "3rd Day after St. Anne's" [26 July] only "Don't hurry about the bookplates - but I am naturally all eagerness!" Closes with: "P.S. Here's a sidelight on the outcome of the Brown Riots"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Postcard of Fairbanks House, Dedham, Mass.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Salutation is "My Dear Mr. Moe". HPL praises Moe's soon to be published
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Maurice W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Maurice W.
Postcard of University Hall and Manning Hall, Brown University.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Maurice W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Maurice W.
Postcard of the bark Lagoda, New Bedford Whaling Museum, New Bedford, Mass.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
"Onset, Cape Cod" is written above the date on p.1.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Also includes autograph note from Frank B. Long, Jr. Lovecraft and Long had visited the Whaling Museum in New Bedford, MA. Postcard of "Sperm Whaling. The Capture"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Carbon copy only. Also available as transcript [T12: 978-86] Marked "Please Return" and "To Frank Belknap Long, Jr." in HPL's hand
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Long, Frank Belknap, Jr.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Long, Frank Belknap, Jr.
Incomplete, ends without closing on verso of leaf V [pages 9-10] Salutation to "Magister" only. Also available in transcript [T9: 572-83]. Letter discusses HPL's ancestry in detail. In addition to genealogical charts, HPL provided illustrations of the crests for the Phillips, Whipple, Casey, Place, Rathbone and Howard families
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Maurice W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Maurice W.
Dated "Septr. 3" only. Handwritten note at top: "Copied by Barlow 5-21-37" which refers to typed transcription (A32500 [474]) of a portion of this letter.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Typed transcription of a portion of the letter written by Lovecraft to Elizabeth Toldridge dated Sept. 3 [1929]. A32500 [473]. This transcription typed on the versos of correspondence sent to HPL by Eugene Kuntz (1932 Jan 7 and 1931 Nov 31), Clark Ashton Smith (undated), and Paul Campbell (1932 May 3).
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Dated "Day after Nativity of Blessed Virgin Mary MDCCCCXXIX" only [Nativity B. V. M. was Sunday, September 8.] George W. Kirk recently visited. HPL goes on to discuss his bookplate: "You'll probably be having the other plates professionally printed now ... so that I fancy it wouldn't be any trouble for you to get my order sandwiched in with the others ... I'll give you discretionary powers on a downward revision of the quantity order'd, if 500 plates comes to over a Lincoln portrait"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Envelope postmarked Sep. 13, 1929. Enclosed are two picture postcards of "Dedham, Mass. Fairbanks House" and "Longfellow's Wayside Inn, South Sudbury, Mass." HPL has written descriptive notes on the verso of each postcard
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Dated "Wednesday before St. Matthew's Day" [Saturday, Sep 21] only HPL comments on Talman's forthcoming wedding: "As for non-publicity -- Sir, the lips of old age are hermetically sealed! Not even my aunt shall dream of the coming peal of Dutch Reform'd Church bells." And mentions: "No hurry about the bookplates ... Quote me a figure when the time comes ... Whatever it is, it's worth it! I'm still maudlin & lyrical about the utter perfection & apportionment of that design!"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Draft of proposed letter on verso of an envelope postmarked Sep. 27, 1929. A typed transcript of the draft is included.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Long, Frank Belknap, Jr.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Long, Frank Belknap, Jr.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Also signed by "Charlotte and Tal" [Wilfred B. Talman and his wife]. Postcard of a general city view - "Greetings from Providence, R. I
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Month and year inferred from contents Dated "Tuesday" only. November 5, 12, 19 and 25 were Tuesdays
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Dated "Saturday" only "I am no longer a prophet without honour in my own country. The literary editor of the [Journal] - Bertrand K. Hart - has started a daily 'column' called
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Undated Christmas card, with envelope postmarked Dec. 18, 1929 Short P.S. on envelope: "Our good old friend Mac passed away on Saturday, Dec 14"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Dec 20, 1929.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Postcard of Faneuil Hall and Custom House Tower, Boston, Mass. "Loveman blew into Prov. at 6 a.m. Wednesday en route for ... Boston"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Undated, with autograph note on fragment of an envelope. Dated by Arkham House.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Undated "I am grinding out a sort of sequence of weird sonnets - 'Fungi from Yuggoth' ... I have about 16 or 17 done" [HPL finished the "Fungi" on Jan. 4, 1930]. Date of Jan. 9, '30 is written in pencil on p.1.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
photocopy supplied by Roy A. Squires. Transcript also available [T31: 57]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Braithwaite, William S.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Braithwaite, William S.
Undated, with notation "Feb 11, 1930" in Robert H. Barlow's hand With autograph note on fragment of an envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Dated "Tuesday Feb. 18". Lovecraft mentions correcting Eddy's manuscript titled "Mound".
1 item. Written on lower half of 1-page letter dated 1930 Feb 25 from Helm Spink.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Undated, "Mch 10 '30" added in Robert H. Barlow's hand
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Dated "Begun -- Freyr's Day / Finish'd -- Sol's Day," signed letter dates 14 March 1930. Extract published in
With enclosed postcard of "College St .to Market Sq.", in Providence, RI. Card includes autograph note by HPL.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
With autograph note on envelope postmarked Apr. 1, 1930. That date also written in pencil on p.1. Only verso of envelope has been saved.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
With envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Dated "April fiftaneth" only HPL will be arriving in Manhattan on "Thursday the 24th." He plans to accompany Frank Belknap Long, Jr. to Atlantic City, NJ and then be "continuing southward alone" to Charleston, SC. Arkham House incorrectly places this letter in 1929 when April 24 was a Wednesday.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Apparently undated by HPL Although "April 24, 1930" is typed at the head of this manuscript letter, it was probably added at a later time by someone else. Begins: "Before starting on the long trip - beginning with a visit of a week or two at young Long's in N.Y." which implies a time of composition before April 24&'sup[th] when HPL planned to arrive in Manhattan [see letter HPL to Wilfred Talman, 1930 Apr 15]. However, the year is correct because HPL later states: "My Vermont story is stalled on page 32 ... I may take it along with me to do in Charleston" [
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
With note on envelope. Only verso of envelope has been saved.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of St. Michael's Church, Charleston, S.C. HPL used the 18th-century form of the city name "Charlestown"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Derleth, August W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Derleth, August W.
Postcard of "Goose Creek Church, near Charleston, S. C" HPL rooming at the YMCA
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
HPL used the 18th-century form of the city name "Charlestown"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of Japanese garden in Maymont Park, Richmond, VA.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Derleth, August W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Derleth, August W.
With envelope postmarked May 10, 1930, with autograph note by HPL. Only verso of envelope has been saved.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of Old Saint John's Church...Richmond, VA.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Derleth, August W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Derleth, August W.
Envelope only. Only verso has been saved. Has autograph note by HPL.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Picture postcard of the "Oldest Masonic Building in the U.S" HPL notes: "wandering north again"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope, with autograph note by HPL. Only verso of envelope has been saved.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Written on brochure for "Maymount on the James and The Dooley Museum"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Postcard of the "Japanese Garden in Maymont Park, Richmond, Va"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With note on verso of envelope. Only verso was saved.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of Old Senate House, Kingston, N.Y.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Derleth, August W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Derleth, August W.
Also includes autograph note from Bernard A. Dwyer. Postcard of "Old Senate House, Built 1696. Kingston, N. Y"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With P.S. on envelope postmarked Jun. 5, 1930. Only verso of envelope has been saved.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Postcard of the Old State House, Boston, Mass.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Maurice W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Maurice W.
With note on envelope fragment.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard: "In between the mountains, Mohawk Trail, Mass."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Derleth, August W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Derleth, August W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard: "In between the mountains, Mohawk Trail, Mass."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Dated "Friday the 13th" only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Also includes autograph note signed from James F. Morton and [H. Warner Munn?]. Postcard of "Sayer House. Gen. Prescott's Headquarters. Newport, R. I"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Jul. 1, 1930. A copy of HPL's bookplate is enclosed. Envelope has autograph note by HPL.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of the First Baptist Church, Providence, R.I.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Postcard of the Brown University campus, Providence, R.I.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Date inferred from contents Dated "Saturday -- SS. Alabad, Ghinn, & Aratza" only. July 5, 12, 19 and 26 were Saturdays.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Postcard of "Old Frigate 'Constellation' and the USS Boxer, Naval Training Station, Newport, R. I." Visiting Newport with Official Editor of NAPA [Victor E. Bacon]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of Memorial Arch and Brown University, Providence, R.I. Year assigned based upon contents
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Postcard of College St. to Market Sq...Providence, R.I.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Derleth, August W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Derleth, August W.
Written at "Quinsnicket Woods - 6 m. north of Providence"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
With envelope postmarked Aug.6, 1930.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
With envelope postmarked Aug. 7, 1930. Only verso of envelope has been saved. Envelope has autograph note by HPL.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
On Board Train in His Majesty's Province of Quebec
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of Break-Neck Steps, Quebec, Canada
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Picture postcard of "Montcalm's House, Quebec, Canada" HPL notes: "This place eclipses everything I've ever seen before"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of the steamer Dorothy Bradford, Boston to Provincetown.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Mailed from Pawtucket, RI, but probably written at Onset, MA. Date inferred from contents. Postcard depicts "An Early Cape Cod House." Also includes autograph note from Frank B. Long, Jr. HPL plans to be "Back in Providence tomorrow."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Just returned from Quebec
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Postcard. Undated Picture of "St. Paul's Cathedral, Boston" on verso. Mailed in an envelope postmarked at Providence, RI, on "Sep 11, 1930." Includes newspaper obituary for A.L. Hutchinson of Weyauwega, WI. Clipping has been copied.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Date inferred from contents. Dated "Thor's Day" only. September 4, 11, 18 and 25 were Thursdays. Thanks WBT "for the glimpse of the Wyverns, which certainly looks to me like a damn good story." Later notes: "In 1929 I saw the New Bedford Whaling Museum ... In 1930 I began my acquaintance with the open sea. And too - I have just inspected a full-grown embalmed [whale] exhibited on a great flat car in the freight yards behind the station." Closes with mention of a letter received from Robert G. Barr of New Zealand which was stamped "Salvaged from S. S. Tahiti Lost at Sea." Reference is made to this "salvaged" letter on the envelope that contained the [1930 Sep 11] postcard sent to Helm Spink [see prior entry]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Dated "Septr. 20" only Comments on WBT quitting
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Campbell, Paul J.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Campbell, Paul J.
Date written in pencil at top of page 1. With envelope postmarked Oct 17, 1930.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Extract published in
Dated by Arkham House
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Dated "Octr. 28" only. With autograph note on fragment of envelope. Begins: "Thanks prodigiously for the tip, & for getting me on your mailing list ... What about a 'terminal'? Do you mean the proposed ... railway line to Palmer, Mass. begun by the Grand Trunk system a score of years ago?" Autograph note suggests that Robert E. Howard and Paul J. Campbell be contacted for submissions to the [Star] and notes that "Cook plans to start a private press in Clarendon, Vt. in conjunction with Orton - to be called 'The Parsonage Press,' since they will inhabit a former parsonage"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Undated and headed: "Castle Theobald" only. Date inferred because information in the letter clearly follows that of Lovecraft's letter to Talman dated 1930 Oct 28 (A56590). "I didn't receive the [Star] till after completing my letter to you ... I get the idea about 'terminals' - of which for aesthetic reasons, I wish there were a damn sight less hereabouts! ... It was with genuine emotion ... that I perused the tale based on our good old friend. Honest Mac! How I wish I had made my Quebec trip [Aug. 30-Sep. 1, 1930] during his lifetime" [Everett McNeil on died on Dec. 14, 1929]. Dated by Arkham House as "October 1930"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Dated "Thursday-Friday Midnight - Witch Sabbat" only. Year inferred from contents.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Campbell, Paul J.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Campbell, Paul J.
With envelope postmarked Nov. 2, 1930
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Nov. 7, 1930 HPL mentions writing "The Whisperer in Darkness"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked at Providence, RI, on "Nov 18, 1930" Headed "From the Burrow of IT that stirs in the Dark deep under the Nighted Palace of Autchar, & against which the Nameless Guardians of Autchar seal the Yawning Vault that was there before Autchar & the Darkness thereof."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Dated 22 November 1730 [sic]. Extract published in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Postcard of "Campus, Brown University, Providence, R. I" Also includes autograph notes signed from Wilfred B. Talman who has just begun working for the Texas Company [Texaco].
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Dec. 4, 1930
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Dated "Saturn's Day" only Year and month inferred from contents. December 6, 13, 20 and 27 were Saturdays. Thanks WBT for sending "the proofreading data. I have copied the whole business ... I shall practice this on the next proofs I have to read, & fancy the markings will get fixed in my aged head sooner or later." JF Morton is currently in Columbia, SC, and FB Long, Jr. has just been to Quebec. Signed: "Father O'Casey"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Letter dated "Dec. 10, 1730"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Undated Christmas card, with envelope postmarked Dec. 17, 1930 HPL notes that
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Undated, with envelope postmarked Dec. 20, 1930
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Postcard of "Pawtuxet Square, Pawtuxet, R. I"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Dated "Small Hours of Sabbath Morn" only. Photocopy included. Written while visiting Talman in New York (?), NY.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Dated "Tenbarnes Manor, Jan. 21" only. First paragraph ends: "Today, in a way, forms my first real conscious glimpse of 1931." Later mentions: "Glad you found my remarks of
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
With autograph note on fragment of envelope Incorrectly dated by Arkham House as July 25, 1931
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Dated "Freyr's-Daeg" only Discusses the reign of Ptolemaeus Philadelphus and the differences between the Greek and Egyptian calendars. This format is consistent with other typed letters written during January through April 1931. February 6, 13, 20 and 27 were Fridays. Dated by Arkham House as Feb. 6, 1931
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Dated "Thor's Daeg" only Mentions: "No hurry about
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Dated "Freyer's-Daeg / Finish'd Tico's (?) Daeg," Signed Letter dates 1930 February 27. Extract published in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
HPL has been "wrestling with a new antarctic story" (typed). It "has turned out to be a novelette of 30,000 or 35,000 words, and which I consequently dread to type" [
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Campbell, Paul J.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Campbell, Paul J.
Dated "Sun's Day on recto of folio I, and "Moon's Day" on recto of folio IX. UNPUBLISHED. About 22,000 words, or 3/4 the length of the preceding letter and apparently a reply to Long's response to it. Defends his praise of the pre-Socratic philosophers as disinterested seekers of "cognition" rather than subordinators of knowledge to utilitarian or political purposes. Long seems to have read Lovecraft in a narrower, more literal manner than the author intended. (The most satisfying perspective today's reader could take on his letters might be to see them as the continuation of horror fiction by other means.) Pressed to articulate his ideals, he replies, "… harmony, sincerity, integrity, and inviolateness of personality. I look for the maximum results of an evolution which tends to emancipate man from animal caprice, environmental tyranny, random disharmonies, ugly or stupid irrelevancies of motivation, crude conflicts of internal will, disproportionate emotional outbursts and frustrations …. The complacency of weakness is even more repellent than the complacency of strength." Later he continues, "My ideal is more traditional than you seem willing to admit. Examine it closely, and you will find many resemblances to the ideals of classical paganism. The only ideals which it utterly repudiates and contravenes are those of Christianity and aesthetic decadence." One wonders where the similarity of this credo to that of fascism was a case of parallel development (perhaps in reaction to the spirit of the times) or whether it was derivative. "The crux of the whole matter is simply well-proportionedness …." This was indeed a classical virtue; the Greeks called it to prepon (to prepon). He grapples again with the slippery subject of what constitutes the best kind of fuel an artist should feed to the emotional or "inspirational" engine of his work. "What I said a real artist must have is simply an emotional pull of great depth and sincerity toward something -- anything -- that is truly related to experience and primary emotion as distinguished from what is artificial and determined by tenuously abstract ideas of what a superior emotional object ought to be." What HPL apparently is talking about here is the sort of passionate belief system the serious artist uses as a scaffolding from which to construct his work, whether it is T. S. Eliot's High-Church Anglicanism or Aleister Crowley's Satanism; William Morris's medievalism or Lovecraft's neo-classicism. It is a structure that is essential to the writer but, properly speaking, irrelevant to the reader. The other antithesis, the one that concerns HPL here, is between using what is at the core of your experience and your passions vs. using what seems picturesque outside of it. Here he contrasts his superficial attraction to Egyptian antiquity with his deep attachment to the cycles of New England nature. In a way, this is just a re-statement and expansion of the old writing class chestnut: write what you know. HPL criticizes Long for dwelling in "a play-world which never had any real experience in time or space … a past of books and legends, but not of men and things." "Your trouble, young man, is that you are obsessed with the mere abstract idea of experiencing beauty instead of with tangible life and beauty itself. I know, for I have fought the same vapourising tendency in myself, and am probably far from free from it even now…. Providence comes before Yog-Sothoth -- New York and Maine and the sea come before the Renaissance or Peru or St. Peter." He reminds Long that both of them have led uneventful lives, therefore unfitting them for the adequate re-creation of realistic life, just as they are unfitted for the re-creation of ancient Egyptian life. "It's a safe bet that in both [or our] cases the literature of imaginative escape is the kind of thing to go ahead with." In disputing with Long the question of who is more traditional [an honorific term for them], HPL tries to distinguish between ancient beliefs (now worn-out), ancient "objects" (still capable of vitality) and a former period's basic "spirit". His arguments are subtle, complicated and possibly contradictory -- but interesting, if followed carefully. The last few pages touch on his experiences and attitudes towards New York; the varieties of Christianity vs. paganism; conduct vs. belief; colonial history; latest writing activities of the gang; and his travel plans.
Dated "Saturn's Day" only Discusses Dutch influence on the architecture of Long Island and Connecticut. "Well, spring is about half-arrived hereabouts, and I've begun a limited amount of hibernation-breaking." HPL is planning another trip south and he now hopes to see "Spanish Florida in 1931." Dated by Arkham House as [Saturday] Apr. 4, 1931
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
With some manuscript additions Dated "Tiw's-Daeg 7th of Xanthicus, Anno 2242 of the Syrian Realm" only. [The Macedonian month of Xanthicus corresponds to the Roman month of Aprilis. Apr. 7, 1931 was a Tuesday.] HPL again mentions Ptolemy Philadelphus and goes on to discuss the Syro-Macedonian era. Incorrectly dated by Arkham House as Feb. 17, 1931.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
With envelope postmarked Apr. 16, 1931
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Dated "14 [Greek which translates as "yellow 12"] 2242 only Xanthin is yellow coloring therefore the month is probably a word-play on Xanthicus [i. e. April]. Begins: "To Selenkos Nikator Ptolemaios Philadelphos sends Greetings." Informs WBT: "Ere long I shall reluctantly ship back that monumental Hudson Valley volume whose study has virtually doubled my knowledge of the Nieuw Nederland region" and goes on to discuss Dutch influences on the architecture of various cities in New York State. Arkham House dates this letter as "January 1931".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Undated, with envelope postmarked Apr. 16, 1931 Headed: "7th Ultra-Violet Plenilune, 98463mn th[e] Year of the Crumbling of Yaddith's Citadel after the Coming of the Viscous and Unspeaking Ones." With autograph note on envelope: "Wright has just taken my old
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Dated "Saturn's Night" only Envelope postmarked Apr. 27, 1931 [Monday]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Postcard of "Watch Tower, Fort Marion, St. Augustine, Fla."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Postcard of "Entrance to St. Augustine, Fla." HPL notes: "Melmothing de luxe! .pf
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Drawings included
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Autograph note on "Souvenir Folder of Scenic Florida," postmarked May 16, 1931
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "Sunset Dunedin Fla" Also includes autograph note from Henry St. Clair Whitehead.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Dated "Wednesday Midnight" only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Dated "Thursday-Friday Midnight" only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
With autograph note on fragment of an envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
St. Augustine - Last Day - June 22, 1931
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Drawings included
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked at Charleston, SC, on "Jun 25, 1931."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Drawings included
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Clark, Lillian D.
Page 1 is dated Jul. 19, 1931 "Continuation" beginning on page 3 is dated Jul. 30, 1931
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Forwards a newspaper photo of the local bookseller Arthur A. Eddy. "I would have missed it if Morton & I hadn't happened to visit the shop - by sheer coincidence - the day after it appeared ... the old boy is a great favourite with all Kalemites who visit Providence". Newspaper clipping is missing.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Sending a copy of "Dagon"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Undated, with envelope postmarked Jul. 31, 1931 Headed: "Nether Crypts - Lammas-Eve" only. Enclosed is a clipping by Elizabeth A. Williams from
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Dated "Thursday" only. "The
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "View from suspension bridge, Trenton, N.J." Mentions that his story "The Music of Erich Zann" will be published in the anthology "Creeps by Night."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
With envelope postmarked at Providence, RI, on "Aug 1, 1931" Headed "Forest of Gnoth-Yun, Brink of the Chasm of Kha - Third beat before the spouting of the Black Geyser."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Postcard of "Campus, Brown University, Providence, R. I"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "Benedict Temple of Music, Roger Williams Park, Providence, R.I."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With autograph note on envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Postcard of "Sunken Gardens, Roger Williams Park, Providence, R. I" Also includes autograph note from George W. Kirk
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Postcard of "Howland House...in Plymouth, Mass.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Postcard of "Old Harlow House, Built 1677 from timber of Old Fort, Plymouth, Mass" "Melmothing about the oldest town in New England"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Undated, with envelope postmarked Aug. 31, 1931. Envelope is accession no. 504.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Sending manuscript on "ancient QUEBECK" Written on verso of title-page to "The Heads at Gyrwy" by Talman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Sep. 25, 1931 W. Paul Cook is now living in Boston
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "Dyer Memorial, Roger Williams Park, Providence, R. I" HPL notes: "Next Sunday I hope to get to Boston for the first time in 1931." Also includes autograph notes signed from W. Paul Cook.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
With envelope postmarked Oct. 5, 1931
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Postcard of Washington Square Park, Haverhill, Mass.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Postcard of "Kenoza Lake from State Highway, Haverhill, Mass" HPL notes: "Amateur conclave at Haverhill - Tryout & Recluse meet for the first time in person with Grandpa as a benign spectator." Also includes signature of "Tryout" Smith.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Undated by HPL, dated by Arkham House. Penciled notation: "Oct 9, '31" in an unknown hand. However, content supports possibily assigning this to sometime in August 1931. Refers to rejection of his manuscripts by Putnam: "I partly agree with one of their bases for rejection - that of an over-explanatory element in many of my tales." Later mentions that Lillian D. Clark is better again and that installation of steam heat at 10 Barnes Street has him living in Annie E.P. Gamwell's apartment while she is vacationing in Maine. States that W. Paul Cook "is getting stabilized psychologically & industrially - & has a position in Boston ... He was here recently, & I am now about to go to Boston to see him. He rooms in an old Georgian house in the lee of Beacon Hill."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Dated "Octr 9" only. Year inferred from contents "I combined sightseeing with business on the Hartford trip, for I had never seen central Connecticut before ... The book I am handling is a long history of Dartmouth College, & I may have to make a short trip to Brattleboro Vt. before it goes to press" .cs on [see also HPL to WB Talman, 1931 Oct 25 for additional mention of this history of Dartmouth College]. .cs off [this book was the 2-volume
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
With envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Dated "Tuesday" only, with envelope postmarked [Wednesday] Oct. 14, 1931
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Dated "Friday" only, with envelope postmarked Oct [?] 1931. Arkham House incorrectly dated this as Oct. 9, 1931
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Dated "Saturday" only. Envelope postmarked [Sunday] Oct. 25, 1931. Enclosed is a blank picture postcard of "Indian Leap and Pale Face Maiden, Norwich, Conn.' HPL mentions that he met Vrest Orton in Hartford, and then goes on: "Glad to visit Central Connecticut - which I had never seen before." He did some revision work for Orton: "The book job, though, was hellishly exacting. It consisted of the revision & proofreading of the text of a long official history of Dartmouth College by one of the professors therein - so full of errors that I feel my awe of the academic brotherhood [present company excepted] is permanently impaired"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Dated "Friday before the Witches' Sabbath" only, with envelope postmarked Oct. 30, 1931
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Also includes autograph note from W. Paul Cook. Postcard of "Pleasant Street, Showing Jacob Wendell House. Built 1789, Portsmouth NH".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Postcard of Bark St. Church, Boston, Mass. Also signed by W. Paul Cook
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Postcard of "Governor Langdon House, Portsmouth, N. H". Also includes autograph note from W. Paul Cook
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "Old Witch House, After 1780, Salem, Mass"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Postcard of Unitarian Church...Marblehead, Mass.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Dated "Guy Fawkes Day" only. Two blank picture postcards from Marblehead and Salem, MA are enclosed. With envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
With envelope postmarked Nov. 10, 1931
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Dated "Novr. 12" only Makes reference to the two cholera cemeteries in Quebec "as you may or may not be able to dig out of my MS" [see HPL to WBT, 1931 Sep 10]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Nov. 18, 1931
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Undated, with envelope postmarked Nov. 20, 1931. Headed: "Deep of Gba-Ktan, beyond Devil's Reef off the coast of Innsmouth. Hour of the Nameless Swarming". Second letter, originally with this one, is dated 1932 Jan [29?] and filed in appropriate folder. Heading begins "Many-Columned...".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Dated "Friday" only, with envelope postmarked Nov. 27, 1931. HPL notes: "Congratulations on completion of your novel - I shall be anxious to see it." HPL also mentions writing of
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Undated postcard of the "Doorway, Old Lafayette House Marblehead, MA" This postcard was probably enclosed with Lovecraft's letter to Wandrei dated 1931 [Nov 27] (A56945).
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Dated "Thursday" only, with envelope postmarked Dec. 4, 1931
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Dec. 9, 1931.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
With envelope postmarked Dec. 9, 1931
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lower right corner missing with loss of text
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Dated "Tiw's Daeg" only. Mentions having "Heard a good lecture t'other night at your ex-college. Prof. A. E. Murphy [another of us Celtae] on the philosophy of Prof. [not our H. S.] Whitehead." That lecture took place on Wednesday, Dec. 9, 1931.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Christmas card, envelope postmarked Dec. 17, 1931 Enclosed is autograph note signed written on verso of calendar page for Dec. 16, 1931
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Begins: "Thanks for the [Star] with your interesting article on Wilmington" Paul J. Campbell also had an article in the same issue. HPL encloses "a couple of articles from my favourite 'Sideshow' which you can add to your morgue" [not present]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Dated "Woden's Daey" only. Photocopy included.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Christmas card
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Begins "Abundant thanks..."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Including Christmas postcard, with envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Undated, with envelope postmarked Dec. 27, 1931 Headed: "Twisting-hour of the Seven-dimensioned Force Units In the reverse-angled continuum Beyond the Universes of Matter, Black Light, & Asymmetrical Etheric Polarity"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Dated "Last of 1931" only, with envelope postmarked Jan. 1, 1932
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
HPL spending the week-end visiting museums in Boston with W. Paul Cook. Also signed by W. Paul Cook: "Sorry you could not be with us." Postcard of Lowell House, Harvard University.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Postcard of Lowell House, Harvard University. Also signed by W. Paul Cook
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Postcard of "Lowell House. Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass". HPL is visiting museums with W. Paul Cook for the weekend. Also signed by W. Paul Cook.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Postcard of the First Baptist Church, Providence, R.I. "I've written a tale of 68 script pages & can't get the energy to type i.t" HPL had completed writing
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Addressed to Carl Swanson, Esq., Washburn, N.D. Photocopy included.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Swanson, Carl
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Swanson, Carl
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Undated, with envelope postmarked Jan. 16, 1932 Headed: "Concave Cliffs by the Tarn of Kyagoph; Hour of the Reddening of the Waters"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
With envelope postmarked Jan. 16, 1932. Enclosed is Wandrei's letter [1932 Jan 6] which he sent to HPL along with the manuscript for "Dead Titans Waken." HPL's comments on this story cover both sides of Wandrei's original letter.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Pabody, Frederic Jay
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Pabody, Frederic Jay
With P.S. on fragment of an envelope "Just heard from Swanson -- the new magazine man. He has accepted both 'Nameless City' & 'Beyond the Wall of Sleep'"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Mention WBT's visit to Quebec and his own hope to return there next summer Closes with: "Did I tell you that a new weird magazine [[Galaxy]] of easy entrance requirements but low remuneration had been started by one Carl Swanson of Washburn, N.D.? He has just accepted my 'Nameless City' & 'Beyond the Wall of Sleep' both old & oft rejected specimens"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
With envelope postmarked Jan. 22, 1932 "Here's a splendid tale by Klarkash-Ton" [not present]. Long P.S. on verso of envelope: "I shall dispatch
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Undated, with envelope postmarked Jan. 28, 1932 Headed: "Tower of Narghan in Pnath -- Hour when the Dogs bay at the opening of the Topmost Circular Window." Published in "A Group of Letters,"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Undated, date supplied by Arkham House Headed: "Many-Columned Arcades of Weed-Grown Y'ha-uthlei, in the Hour of the Unseen Howling"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
With envelope postmarked Feb. 5, 1932
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
With envelope postmarked Feb. 8, 1932. Published in "A Group of Letters,"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Feb. 17, 1932.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
With envelope postmarked Feb 18, 1932. "A correspondent of mine - a W.T. fan from Pennsylvania named Harry Brobst has just moved to Providence to take a hospital job, & I'm showing him the antiquities of the town"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Dated only "Viscous...Hour of the Shaping of the Nucleus." With envelope postmarked Feb 18, 1932. Envelope has autograph note from HPL: "Ugh....Grrrrh....I have just received & read "The Seed from the...".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Feb. 26, 1932.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
With envelope postmarked Feb. 26, 1932. P.S. is written on verso of calendar page for July 12, 1931.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Talman noted postmark of March 5, 1932
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
With envelope postmarked Mar. 9, 1932
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Receipt postmark at Fort Benning GA, on Mar. 13, 1932. Postcard of the Dutch Gardens, Roger Williams Park, Providence, R.I.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Mar. 26, 1932.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Dated "March 22" only. Year inferred from contents. HPL suggests corrections for a story by Talman. Also notes: "By the way -- had a piece of baddish news in yesterday's mail ... Swanson's [Galaxy] isn't going to [fail] because it isn't going to [start]." HPL is sending copies of "Dunwich, Cthulhu, Rats & Pickman" to Vanguard Press for possible publication
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Undated, with envelope postmarked Mar. 26, 1932 Forwards a story by Clark Ashton Smith and notes "the failure of the new Swanson magazine venture." Closes with: "Vanguard Press lately asked to see some of my stuff, but there's not much chance that any thing will come of it"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Swanson, Carl
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Swanson, Carl
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Salutation is to "Dear A.H.:"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
With envelope postmarked Mar 31, 1932.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Dated "April 2" only. Year inferred from contents. HPL has "just recd. my 55 bucks for In the V. [In the Vault]" [story appeared in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Dated "Apr 14" only. Year inferred from contents "No hurry about 'Juan Romero.' I hadn't looked at it for ten years when I dug it out, & probably shan't want to see it again in less than that time"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Apr. 20, 1932
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
HPL visiting Boston with W. Paul Cook and H. Warner Munn. Also signed by H. Warner Munn and W. Paul Cook. Postcard of "Esplanade along Charles River, Showing West Boston Bridge. Boston, Mass".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of King's Chapel, Boston, Mass.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "Reading of the Declaration of Independence from the Old State House, July 18, 1776."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Letter begins "Don't hurry with 'Romero'. I imagine your typing system is much like my own..."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Dated "May 4" only. Year inferred from contents
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Dated "May 19" only. Year inferred from contents
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Visited Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain Plans to visit Vicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans next. Mentions
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Swanson, Carl
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Swanson, Carl
Postcard of Old Absinthe House, New Orleans, LA.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of Old Absinthe House, New Orleans, LA.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Postcard of "Court Yard and Prison Rooms in the Cabildo, New Orleans, LA."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Postcard of "Court Yard and Prison Rooms in the Cabildo, New Orleans, LA."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Postcard of "Royal Street. New Orleans, LA"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Date written in pencil at top of page 1. With envelope postmarked Jun 11, 1932. Autograph note by HPL on back of envelope. Headed "Crypt beneath the Jungle Temple of Nythran-Hlo : hour of the feeding of Muush, which is neither fungus nor god". Bequest of Joseph E. Smith.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Postcard of "Interior, French Market, New Orleans, LA."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Leeds, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Leeds, Arthur
A greeting from Price to Wandrei in Arabic and English also included on Lovecraft's postcard to Wandrei on this date. Postcard of "Fan Window in Gov. Claiborne Home. New Orleans, LA"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "Woolworth Building, New York City".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Dated only "...Hour of the flight of the Bal(?) toward the Black Nebula." With envelope postmarked Jul 26, 1932. "July 26, 1932" written in pencil under salutation.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Letter written on stationery from "The Cawthon", Mobile, AL
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
With autograph note on envelope postmarked Jul. 30, 1932.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "Purgatory, Newport, R. I." HPL visiting Newport with James F. Morton. Also notes that "A man in Los Angeles wants to set 2 of my Yuggothian fungi to music." Also contains autograph note from James F. Morton.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Dated "Saturn's Day" only. Month and year supplied by Arkham House. August 6, 13, 20 and 27 were Saturdays
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
With envelope postmarked Aug. 13, 1932
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
With envelope postmarked Aug. 18, 1932
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Aug. 22, 1932.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Dated "Aug. 22" only. With envelope postmarked Aug 22, 1932. Sketch of Myrle Miller on envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Letter dated "Aug 23" only. Envelope postmarked Aug. 23, 1932
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Aug. 25, 1932
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Dated "August 28" only. With envelope postmarked Aug. 28, 1932. Lovecraft's manuscript map of Providence included in text.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
With envelope postmarked Aug. 30, 1932
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Picture postcard scene of Newburyport, MA
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Includes autograph note from W. Paul Cook. "Eclipse expedition a success ... Friday I start for Montreal & Quebec." Postcard of "Dr. Peter Tappan House, Built 1697. Newburyport Mass"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "Chateau de Ramezey. Montreal" "Montreal is all right ... Shall be in Q. tomorrow after an all-night ride. Home Thursday".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of Notre Dame Cathedral, Montreal, Canada.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Picture postcard scene of Bonsecours Church, Montreal, Canada.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Postcard of "The Ramparts, Quebec".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Picture postcard scene of St. Louis Gate, Quebec, Canada.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Postcard of "Break-Neck Steps. Quebec, Canada" "home again and digesting both your messages ... I'll be watching for you Saturday or Sunday morning ... Carl F. Strauch ... is in town confabulating with Brobst ... & me"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Acknowledges that Wandrei will be delayed until Tuesday. Postcard of "Old State House. Boston, Mass"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Dated "Septr. 12" only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to White, [Lee M.]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to White, [Lee M.]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of University Hall and Manning Hall, Brown University, Providence, R.I.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Dated "Septr. 22" only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Dated only "Halls of Eblis - Night of the Aequinox". With envelope postmarked Sep 23, 1932.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Postcard of "University Hall and Manning Hall. Brown University." Wandrei has just moved to 58 Horatio Street in Manhattan.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
HPL's bookplate pasted to postcard of Manning Chapel, Brown University, Providence, R.I.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Undated. Headed: "Opening of the First Jumada - Hour of the Hegira 1351" only. Date supplied by Arkham House. With envelope postmarked Oct. 3, 1932.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Postcard of "Moonlight on the Mississippi River, New Orleans, LA."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
With short P.S. on verso of envelope postmarked Oct. 20, 1932. Enclosed is a newspaper photo of a herd of walrus sunning themselves on an ice flow. Closes by noting: "Belknap read my "Shadow Over Innsmouth" & thought it showed a decline in the old man's powers. Between that opinion & Comte d'Erlette's annihilation of "Witch House", I'm about ready to fade from the map. Incidentally - my present ghosting job amounts virtually to the writing of an original story" [i.e.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope, postmark illegible.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
5 items. Letter with 4-page enclosure: "Bureau of Critics," (2 p..); "Papers on Hand," (1 p.); "Papers issued since last critical report" (1 p.).
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
With envelope postmarked Oct 28, 1932.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
photocopy [supplied by Roy A. Squires]. In folder labeled "H.P. Lovecraft An Immortal Ephemeron". Transcript also available [T36: 4-5]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Dated "Octr 1932" only. Date supplied by Arkham House
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
With envelope postmarked Nov. 18, 1932.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
With envelope postmarked Nov.18, 1932.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Undated, with envelope postmarked Nov. 18, 1932. Headed: "Subterrane Mosque of Eblis - Night of the Darting Flames".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With autograph note on fragment of an envelope "Bad News -- Whitehead died last Wednesday"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Dated "Nov 26" only. With envelope postmarked Nov. 26, 1932
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Dated "Friday" only. Mentions Christmas.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
With envelope postmarked Dec. 8, 1932
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Dec. 14, 1932.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
With envelope postmarked Dec. 21, 1932
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Undated Christmas card, with envelope postmarked Dec 20, 1932
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
With envelope postmarked Dec. 23, 1932
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
With autograph note on envelope postmarked Dec. 25, 1932.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
With envelope postmarked Dec. 28, 1932
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of the "Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City." Invites Wandrei to a "meeting of the gang" on Dec. 30, 1932. Also signed by Frank Belknap Long Jr. and Wilfred B. Talman.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Dec. 31, 1932
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
With envelope postmarked Dec 31, 1932.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Diary entry for Jan. 2, 1932. Postcard of Gilbert Stuart from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of the Memorial Arch at Brown University, Providence, R.I.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
With envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope postmarked Jan. 14, 1933
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Written from "Tenbarnes"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
With envelope postmarked Jan. 28, 1933. Arkham House incorrectly dates this letter as Jan. 28, 1933
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Written on "the ex-Kaiser Wilhelm's birthday". Letter dated "Woden's-Day".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Jan. 28, 1933.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
With envelope postmarked Feb. 4, 1933. Mentions poetry readings being given in Providence by Robert Hillyer, Leonard Bacon and T. S. Eliot
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Undated, with envelope postmarked Feb. 11, 1933.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope postmarked Feb. 15, 1933.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Undated, with envelope postmarked Feb. 15, 1933. Published as "A Letter to E. Hoffmann Price,"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Postcard of "Main Foyer...Boardwalk, Atlantic City, N.J." Mentions that AW Derleth sent "Dreams in the Witch House" to Wright who will pay $140.00 for publication
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With autograph note on fragment of the envelope. "A bit of news. I lent my story 'The Dreams in the Witch House' to Derleth for copying purposes, but he showed it to Wright, & now the latter writes me that he wants to buy it for $140.00."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Dated "Feb 18" only. Year inferred from contents
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
With envelope postmarked Feb. 21, 1933. HPL heard the poetry reading by T. S. Eliot [19 Feb] who "included the first & past parts of the now-classic "Waste Land"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Feb. 24, 1933. Three chances for a raffle in Allentown, PA enclosed
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Dated "Monday" only, with envelope postmarked Mar 2, 1933. HPL offers comments on the manuscript for Wandrei's novel - "The Invisible Sun." A long P.S. on verso of envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Undated, with envelope postmarked Mar. 2, 1933
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope postmarked Mar. 15, 1933. Envelope is accessioned as A56362 [1].
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Mar 15, 1933. Letter dated only "Above the sunken citadel...".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
With envelope postmarked Mar. 18, 1933
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Undated, with envelope postmarked Mar. 24, 1933
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Written from "Tenbarnes"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
With envelope postmarked Mar. 24, 1933.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
With envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Dated "March 30" only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Advises Robert H. Barlow not to hurry with the typing of (Psychopompos).
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "Campus, Brown University, Providence, R.I."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Draft for paragraph advising correspondents of his move to 66 College Street after May 20, 1933.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Letter with drawings of house at 66 College St.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Letter dated only "Crypt of the Citadel...Hour of the lifting of the trap door...". With envelope postmarked May 3, 1933.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Letter includes a drawing of the house at 66 College St.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
With envelope postmarked May 26, 1933 "Well my personal moving is over." Envelope is accession no. A56362 [2].
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Undated, but written at 66 College Street "Yes, I am moved but the worst part is yet to come. I refer to the sorting & placing of my 2000 books, which are now piled in the vacant room which will be my aunt's living-room." With copy of the letter and a copy of a catalog entry describing it.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
With envelope postmarked May 30, 1933
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope postmarked May 31, 1933. Exterior sketch of 66 College Street, Providence, RI included
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
With envelope postmarked May 31, 1933. Sketch and floor plan of 66 College Street, Providence, RI included in letter. P.S. on verso of envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope. Floor plan of 66 College Street, Providence, RI included.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
With envelope postmarked Jun. 10, 1933. Enclosed are newspaper clipping of obituary for Mrs. Julia Maxwell (owner of Maxwell's ice cream parlor in Warren, RI) and advertisements for Clark Ashton Smith's
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Undated, with envelope postmarked Jun. 14, 1936. Headed: "Onyx Sea-Cliffs of Kho - Hour when low tide bares that daemon-carven reef wherefrom men avert their glance ....." autograph note on envelope: "P.S. I've just lent young Bloch my collection of your sketches. It ought to prove quite a revelation to the kid!" .pf .sele 627
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Drawings of 66 College Street included.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
With advertisement for Clark Ashton Smith's
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Undated Headed: "Crypts of Elder Evil - Hour of the Scratching on the Lower Gate" only. Compliments Bloch on his progress on "Lucian Grey" and later writes - "I trust your 'Sons of the Serpent' will develop smoothly." In closing HPL mentions: "My aunt progresses as expected ... in about a week she will probably return home with a nurse" [Annie E.P. Gamwell fell and broke her leg on Jun. 14, 1933]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Dated "Thursday" only. With envelope postmarked Jul. 6, 1933
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Yes we've moved ... but list to the ensuing tale of disaster! On June 14 my aunt broke her ankle while descending the stairs ... I am especially tied down just now, having to be on duty every afternoon while the nurse goes out. W. Paul Cook stopped by on his way the N.A.P.A. Convention and then E. Hoffman Price "rattled here in his new juggernaut." Price later took HPL on his first tour of South County where they visited the Gilbert Stuart birthplace, the Rowland Robinson manor-house, Mac Sparran's "Glebe," "Hannah Robinson Rock," and "the marvellously unspoiled colonial village of Kingston"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
With envelope postmarked Jul. 15, 1933 Enclosed is an advertisement for
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Jul. 13, 1933.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Picture postcard of Roger Williams Park. Providence, RI
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Strauch, Carl F.
With envelope postmarked Jul. 19, 1933
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Undated, with envelope postmarked Jul. 22, 1933 Headed: "Castle of Udolpho - Hour of the Stirring in the Tunnels Beneath the Foundations" only. HPL will "be glad to look over 'Sons of the Serpent' - and trust that you may encounter no obstacles in its completion." Autograph note on envelope: "Owing to the nurse's willingness to stay in next Monday and Tuesday, I shall be able to visit the Longs at Onset, Mass."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Postcard of the Brown University campus, Providence, R.I.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Postcard of "The Old Discarded Mill, Cape Cod, Mass." Also contains greetings from Frank Belknap Long, Jr.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Jul. 27, 1933
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Postcard of "Cape Cod Auto Map" enclosed. With envelope postmarked Jul. 28 1933.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
With enclosed advertisement for Clark Ashton Smith's
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Postcard of "Old Jewish Synagogue, Newport, R.I." HPL visiting Newport with Helen Sully
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "Van Wickel Gates, Brown University, Providence, R.I." The name of the gates is misspelled on the postcard. Correct spelling is Van Wickle Gates.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Postcard. Also contains greetings from James F. Morton. HPL and Morton are "going to have an ice-cream championship bout at Maxwell's tomorrow noon."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "Surf and rocks along Cliff Walk, Newport, R.I." Also contains autograph note from James F. Morton.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Sending Ullman, an editor at Alfred A Knopf & Co., manuscripts of 7 stories for possible publication
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Ullman, Allan G.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Ullman, Allan G.
Undated Headed: "Sealed Tower of N'Kung - Hour of the Signal from the Dark Nebula" only. "I've just had a letter from the Knopf firm asking to see some of my stuff ... I've shot along some junk." Mentions he hasn't "had a second to see the new W.T. ... Glad Suter is still up to form" [J. Paul Suter's "The Superior Judge" appeared in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
With envelope postmarked Aug. 5, 1933.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Mirror signature. With envelope postmarked Aug. 8, 1933, accession no: A56352 [3]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Postcard with description of "Home for Aged Women" crossed out on verso.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Dated "Woden's Day".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Addressed to "Esteemed Laureate" only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard with description of "Home for Aged Women" crossed out on verso.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope postmarked Aug. 15, 1933.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
With envelope postmarked Aug. 16, 1933 and Aug. 21, 1933.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Sending "more specimens of my fiction"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Ullman, Allan G.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Ullman, Allan G.
Letter mostly concerns HPL article, "Some Dutch Footprints in New England".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Farnsworth Wright, the editor of Weird Tales, rejects the story
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope postmarked Aug. 20, 1933
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of the Statler Hotel...Buffalo, N.Y.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Envelope only, postmarked Aug. 25, 1933. Contains advertisement for
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Aug. 26, 1933.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Undated, with envelope postmarked Aug. 25, 1933. Headed: "Mosque of Shaitan - Yaum el gumm'a" [i.e., Friday] only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Postcard of "Business section of Boston". Also signed by W. Paul Cook as "Culinarius".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "View from Parliament Buildings, Quebec, Canada".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "View from Parliament Buildings, Quebec, Canada".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Postcard of "Chateau Frontenac, Quebec, Canada".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Postcard of "Escalier, rue Petit Champlain, Quebec, Canada".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Postcard of "Sous Le Cap, Quebec, Canada".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Postcard of "Notre Dame de Victoire, Quebec".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Postcard of "St. Louis Gate, Quebec, Canada". "Will see good old WPC again on the return trip." HPL hopes to stop at Salem and Marblehead during the journey back to Providence.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Headed: "Abandoned Church of St. Toad in the Crumbling Slum of ancient Yothby. Hour of the Scratching within the sealed spire." Describes his recent trip to Quebec. Envelope postmarked Sep 11, 1933 and flyer titled "Seeing Providence...".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
With envelope postmarked Sep. 15, 1933. Also enclosed are autograph notes on 3 picture postcards of Salem, MA; 1 picture postcard of Marblehead, MA; and 1 picture postcard of Quebec, Canada.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
With envelope postmarked Sep. 20, 1933
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope postmarked Sep. 25, 1933. Postcard of "Old Cannon on the Ramparts, Quebec, Canada" enclosed
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
With envelope postmarked Sep 27, 1933 and postcard of "Pioneers' Village, Forest River Park, Salem, Mass."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Undated, headed "The Ancient Hill" only. Date inferred from contents. "Incidentally, the F.F. is about to start reprinting my weird fiction history as a serial" [first installment appeared in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Oct. 2, 1933.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Undated, with envelope postmarked Oct. 3, 1933 Headed: "Primal Basalt Bridge over the black & oily River Gnar. Time of the Bulbous Shape's passage up-stream." Enclosed is a promotional postcard addressed to HPL, advertising "(Robo) The New Game for Writers!," on which he has written - "I'm going to be sucker enough to send for this, to see if it can help me supply my stuff with the plot element of whose absences so many complain"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Undated, with envelope postmarked Oct. 5, 1933
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Postcard of "Faneuil Hall...Boston, Mass."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
With envelope postmarked Oct. 16, 1933 and enclosure: Advertisement for Clark Ashton Smith's
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
With envelope postmarked Oct. 17, 1933 and postcard of "National Exchange & Smithfield Savings Bank, Greenville, R.I."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Undated Headed: "Caverns of Yuggoth - Night of the Black Moon" only. Manuscript note "Oct 21" in Robert H. Barlow's hand in upper right corner. Year inferred from contents. "Recently I came into touch with the new weird magazine
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Addressed to "August Associate" only.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Dated "All Hallows" only. Year inferred from contents
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Envelope only. Return address of "Historic Newport" crossed out on front of envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Dated "All-Hallows" only. Commiserates with WBT over the loss of his cat and "Sympathetic greetings are forwarded from the Kappa Alpha Tau ... the fraternity which meets on the roof of a shed across the garden below my west windows." Complains about typographical misprints: "Last summer, I was exasperated by the blunders in my W.T. story - where in one place "magical LORE" was rendered as "magical LOVE" ... This sort of slip, where the misprinted version makes a false & misleading reading instead of appearing frankly as a mistake, is of course the worst of all" [refers to "The Dreams in the Witch-House," in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
With envelope postmarked Nov. 2, 1933 and enclosure: photographs of HPL and Annie E.P. Gamwell in doorway of College St. house.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sutton, Mayte E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sutton, Mayte E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Includes leaves I-XXIII.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Undated, headed "Hour of the Dark Satellite in Yaddith" only. Manuscript note "Nov, 13, 1933" in Robert H. Barlow's hand. "I'll surely see that you get all the hand-written originals of mine that you want ... I haven't originals of 'Pickman', 'Cthulhu' & 'Colour', for I've always torn up rough draughts as soon as I get a printed copy of the equivalent text for my files. The only hand-written MSS. I have around are of unpublished minor tales ... I'll send you 'The Other Gods', 'Celephais', &c. before long. As for the 1926-7 MSS. - there are no typed copies ... If I ever do get the things typed you're welcome to the originals. I lately had a client type my story of last August - 'The Thing on the Doorstep' (which isn't very satisfactory), & am circulating the carbon amongst the gang." Autograph note on fragment of envelope: "Wright has asked to see Silver Key Sequel again - the one whose MS. you have."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Nov. 14, 1933 and an advertisement for
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
With envelope postmarked Nov 18, 1933. Letter headed with "Wood of the Gangrenous Fungi. Hour of the Monstrous Multiplication".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
With envelope postmarked Nov. 25, 1933
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Undated. Asks if Bloch has seen "the new FF with my 'Other Gods'?" [appeared in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Dated "Sealed Tower of [?], Hour of the Brazen Gong". Nov. 29 written in pencil on p.1.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Undated, with envelope postmarked Nov. 29, 1933 Headed: "Crest of Unknown Kadath in the Cold Waste, Whence is seen the Insufferable Perspective. Hour of the Monstrous Looming from the Unplaceable Direction." Autograph note on envelope: "Just got the final half of my pay for Witch House."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Undated Headed: "Wood of the Black Fungi - Hour of the Monstrous Multiplication" only. This follows the previous letter to Bloch. HPL notes: "Glad you've received
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Undated, with envelope postmarked Dec. 2, 1933. "Dec 2 '33" written in pencil on letter. Envelope is A56362 [5].
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Dec. 13, 1933. Advertisement for printed stationary enclosed
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Undated, with envelope postmarked Dec. 17, 1933 Headed: "Inmost Cavern of Anathas - Hour of the Salamander-feeding"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Undated Christmas card, with envelope postmarked Dec. 18, 1933
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
With envelope postmarked dec. 25, 1933.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
With envelope postmarked Dec. 26, 1933
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Diary for Tuesday, Dec. 26, 1933. Postcard of the Hotel Belmont, New York, N.Y.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard. "Diary for Wednesday, Dec. 27, 1933". Picture of St. Louis Gate, Quebec, Canada.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard. "Diary for Thursday, Dec. 28, 1933". Picture of "Reform Church, Tappan, N.Y.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of "Notre Dame de Victoire, Quebec". "Diary for Friday, Dec. 29, 1933"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Separated from letter in which it was enclosed. Picture postcard from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY, of "King Senusert III, as a Sphinx. XII Dynasty." HPL's note on verso: "I hope you managed to see the marvellous Egyptian material while in N. Y."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
A mimeographed chain letter with Lovecraft's notes. Sent to HPL by Margaret Sylvester and forwarded by him to Anne Tillery Renshaw. "Here's an unorthodox economic experiment ... (another) of these just came from your fellow-Washingtonian Edwin Hadley Smith".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Renshaw, Anne Tillery]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Renshaw, Anne Tillery]
Dated "Wednesday" only. Year inferred from contents. Mentions the recent death of Albert A. Sandusky
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Date inferred from contents. Postcard of the Carrie Tower, Brown University. Card does not have a postmark or stamp.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Postcard of the Newburyport Turnpike, Newburyport, Mass. Diary for Saturday, Dec. 30, 1933.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of "Lago di Como - Menaggio. Diary for Sunday, Dec. 31, 1933.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of "View of Mohawk Trail...Mass." Diary for Monday, January 1, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of "A beautiful lake scene, Florida". Diary for Tuesday, January 2, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of "Delta Dam - Donkey Market". Diary for Wednesday, January 3, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of "Venezia - Ponte de Sespin". Diary for Thursday, January 4, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of "Firenze. Museo Nazionale. Bruto (Michelangelo)". Diary for Friday, Jan. 5, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Dated "Thursday" only. Year and month inferred from contents January 7, 14, 21 and 28 were Thursdays. "I haven't a copy of 'In the Vault,' it has been belatedly accepted [after a previous rejection] by
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard. "Diary for Saturday, Jan. 6, 1934"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Diary for Sunday, Jan. 7, 1934
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Diary for Monday, Jany. 8, 1934
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
With envelope postmarked Jan. 11, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
With envelope postmarked Jan. 11, 1934 "During the last two weeks I have been visiting with Frank Belknap Long, Jr. - whose stories you undoubtedly know. I have also seen Talman, Wandrei, Merritt, T. Everett Harre (who edited the collection
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
With envelope postmarked Jan 11, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
With envelope postmarked Jan. 13, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Undated, with envelope postmarked Jan. 13, 1934. Headed: "Pinacle of Unknown Kadath - Hour of the Red Aurora" only. Envelope accessioned as A56362 [7].
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope sent from Denver, Colorado to F. Lee Baldwin in Asotin, Washington and then to Gen Del in Lewiston, Idaho. Postmarked Jul 8, 1935 on front and Jul. 10, 1935 on verso.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sylvester, Margaret
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sylvester, Margaret
With envelope postmarked Jan 16, 1934 Also enclosed is an issue of
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Addressed to "Honour'd Carbo" only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
About my 'Fungi from Yuggoth' -- here is the entire lot in MS form -- to be read & returned at your leisure. There are more here than were used in W.T. -- some published elsewhere & some not published at all
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Picture postcard of the John Hay Library, Brown University. HPL indicates the "Entrance to 66" behind the library and notes: "A good view of my impressive next-door neighbour"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Postcard of the John Hay Library "Arrangements for Coates's issuing
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Jan. 31, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Salutation to "Carboni Theobaldus Salutem Donat"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
With envelope postmarked Feb. 2, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
With envelope postmarked Feb. 6, 1934. Three postcards also enclosed. Autograph notes on the 2 picture postcards with scenes of Plymouth, MA
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Marked "Feb 10? 1934" in Robert H. Barlow's hand. Headed: "At the Monolith on the Mound -- Hour that the Dogs Howl" only. Salutation: "O Floridian More Fortunate than You Can Realise"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
With envelope postmarked Feb. 13 9 PM.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
With envelope postmarked Feb. 14, 1934. A picture postcard of the John Hay Library with "Entrance to 66 College Street" marked in HPL's hand is enclosed.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Dated "Feb. 15" only.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Dated "Thor's Day" only. Date inferred from contents. Photocopy included.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Postcard of the John Hay Library.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Mar.4, 1934 and enclosure, a 4-page booklet with a picture of The First Baptist Church on the cover is enclosed. HPL's notes on the cover: "
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
With envelope postmarked Mar. 6, 1934. Enclosed is an autographed advertisement for
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Compliments WBT on the proposed design for James F Morton's bookplate. "I admired your tentative design immensely, & am anxious to see how it came out in print." Mentions the March 3rd wedding of Morton and Pearl K. Merritt at Ridgewood, NJ, and notes that "(Unusual) is having a hard time ... Crawford is trying to print it himself." Goes on to describe new exhibits seen at the RISD Museum and closes with a list of his most recent reading
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
With envelope postmarked Mar. 16, 1934 and enclosure. HPL provides another drawing of
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Undated, with envelope postmarked Mar. 19, 1934. Headed: "At the Edge of the Voor-Hours When the Aklo Colours Coruscate" only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard with newspaper clipping attached, "Manuscript Postage". Clipping has been copied.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
With drawings. Also enclosed are 13 newspaper clippings that describe various historical locations around Providence and Rhode Island. One of the clippings is notated by HPL to show the location of his house at 66 College St.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
With envelope postmarked Mar.28, 1934. HPL mentions marriage of Pearl K. Merritt and James F. Morton in Ridgewood, NJ, on Mar. 3, 1934. Enclosed is short note (on verso of advertisement for printed personal stationery) informing Wandrei that Harry Brobst may stop off in Manhattan on his way back from vacationing in Allentown, PA
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Mar. 30, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft mentions his stories
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
With envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Contains
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Postcard of "Electric Building, Buffalo, N.Y."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of St. Michael's Church, Charleston, S.C. MISSING as of December 2017.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Picture postcard of "St. Philips Gateway, Charleston, S.C" HPL explored Washington DC, Richmond VA, and Raleigh NC, before arriving in Charleston SC "at dawn on Tuesday" [Apr 24]. "Picking up a good coat of tan on the Battery." Plans on being in Savannah GA on May 1, and at De Land FL on May 2
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Apr [?], 1934. Drawings included
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Dated "April 30" only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of St. Philip's Church, Charleston, S.C.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Postcard of "St. Phillip's Church, Charleston, S.C.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
4 postcards of sites in Richmond, Virginia and Charleston, S.C. enclosed, drawings included on letter. With envelope postmarked Apr. 30 7:30 PM.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
With autograph note on envelope. Dated from references to HPL's itinerary in postcard to Donald Wandrei of 1934 Apr 26. Note from May 6. Enclosed also are 6 postcards of sites in Savannah, Georgia and Richmond, Virginia.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Card with pressed flowers attached.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Postcard of "A beautifil Southern sunset scens". Also includes a short typed note from Robert H. Barlow.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "Entrance to St. Augustine, Fla."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
R. H. Barlow's drawing derived from
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
With envelope postmarked May 16, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
With envelope postmarked May 20, 1934. Enclosed is a blank picture postcard of "Blue Springs, near De Land, Fla." Also enclosed is a 1-page typed letter signed from Robert H. Barlow to Wandrei (1934 May 19).
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
With envelope postmarked May [2?], 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Undated, with envelope postmarked May 28, 1934 with an autograph note by HPL. Enclosed is a blank picture postcard of "A Cocoanut Tree, Florida." Also enclosed is a 1-page typed letter signed from Robert H. Barlow to Wandrei (1934 May 26).
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
4 drawings enclosed. With envelope postmarked May 30, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope postmarked Jun [?], 1934. Includes drawing showing location of 66 College St.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
With envelope postmarked Jun 4, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Postcard of "A cocoanut tree, Florida".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Postcard of "A cocoanut tree, Florida".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Postcard. Contains HPL's drawings of gothic doorways and windows
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Published in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Searight, Richard F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Searight, Richard F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
On verso of picture of "Entrance to Grounds at Silver Springs, Fla". Probably separated from Lovecraft letter to Duane W. Rimel dated 1934 Jun 17 (A54798 [12]). Gives thanks for the cherries which arrived in fine condition, "& both Barlow & I appreciate them tremendously." Later mentions: "Shall be interested to see the results of the new linoleum block when it's done" (HPL mentions visiting Silver Springs in (SL) 307 to Elizabeth Toldridge, 1934 Jun 21)
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Rimel, Duane W.]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Rimel, Duane W.]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Leeds, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Leeds, Arthur
Robert H. Barlow's mother
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Mrs. E[verett]. D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Mrs. E[verett]. D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "Old Watch Tower, Fortm Marion, St. Augustine, Florida".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Johnston, Charles B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Johnston, Charles B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Postcard of "Portcullis, Fort Marion, St. Augustine, Fla."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Postcard of "Oldest Frame House in U.S.A....St. Augustine, Florida".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Postcard OF "Old House, Aviles Street, St. Augustine, Fla.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Postcard of "Old City Gates, St. Augustine, Fla."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Leeds, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Leeds, Arthur
Postcard of "Charlotte Street, St. Augustine, Fla."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Postcard of "Old City Gates, St. Augustine, Fla."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Postcard of "Oldest frame House in U.S.A....St. Augustine, Florida".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Postcard of "Old Watch Tower, Fort Marion, St. Augustine, Fla."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Jun 25, 1934 (A56362 [9]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Verso of envelope only. Note begins "Later - Bridge of Lions..."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Letter itself if dated "June 26, 1764".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "Charlotte Street, St. Augustine, Fla".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Johnston, Charles B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Johnston, Charles B.
With envelope postmarked Jun 29, 1934,
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
With envelope postmarked Jun 29 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "Watermelon Jake".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "Christ Church...Alexandria, VA.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "Ocean by Night, Asbury Park, N.J."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Jul 12, 1934 and enclosed advertisement for "Holiness Meeting Tabernacle" in Ocean Grove, NJ. HPL mentions several manuscripts: "I doubt if he [Loveman] knows anything about the 2nd Recluse, & think he has mislaid the Shunned House ms. At one time he said something which makes me think he has the Ms. of the story I ghost-wrote for Houdini. Belknap's Recluse story was something about a Christian martyr in Velentia (Spain) during the Roman period, & he may have the Ms. somewhere. I don't recall the title. No proofs. And this reminds me - I never saw or heard of any "Strange High House" proofs, even if Cook made such."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "Minnesota Avenue, DeLand, Fla."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "Moonlight on Highland Lake, Daytona Beach, Fla." MISSING as of December 2017.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
With envelope postmarked Jul. 16, 1933 Arkham House incorrectly dates this letter as Jul. 16, 1934
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Postcard of "Van Wickle Gates, Brown University..."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Jul 21, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked at Providence Jul 22 1934, 10 PM. Two blank picture postcards enclosed - "Old Mansion, The Hermitage, Savanah, GA." and "Oldest School House, St. Augustine, FLA." HPL mentions his 7-weeks stay with Robert Barlow in De Land, FL and his visits to various cities on the return journey to Providence. He mentions sending 2,000 word manuscript on the residences of EA Poe in response to Bradofsky's request for an article. Published as "Homes and Shrines of Poe,"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
With envelope postmarked Jul 22, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Includes story outline for
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Postcard of "First Baptist Church, Providence, R.I."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Dated "July 25" only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
With envelope postmarked Jul 28, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Envelope only, postmarked Aug [?], 1934
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Postcard of "A cocoanut tree, Florida".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Postcard of "First Baptist Church, Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Dated "Aug 3" only. Provides genealogical information on the Perkins family and informs WBT that he "immensely enjoyed "the new
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Postcard of "Benedict Temple of Music...Providence, R.I." Includes autograph note from James F. Morton, Jr.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "Benedict Temple of Music...Providence, R.I.". Includes autograph note from James F. Morton, Jr.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Headed "Upper room on the grey windowless tower...".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Poems and drawings included. With envelope postmarked Aug 8, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope (A56362 [11]) postmarked Aug 8, 1934. Letter dated "Woden's Day" only.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
With envelope postmarked Aug 11, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Letter headed "Onyn Tower of Azod...".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "The Public Library, New York City".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Leeds, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Leeds, Arthur
With envelope postmarked Aug 15, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Headed "Mosque on the Hill" only. Envelope postmarked Aug. 15, 1934
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
With envelope postmarked Aug 22, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Letter headed "Vale of [Pauth?]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of the "First Baptist Church, Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
With envelope postmarked Aug 23, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Postcard of Whittier's Birthplace, Haverhill, Mass. Includes autograph note signed from W. Paul Cook and "Tryout" Smith.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Also includes autograph note signed from W. Paul Cook. Picture postcard of "Bunker Hill Monument, Charlestown, Boston, Mass".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Postcard of the Bunker Hill Monument. Includes autograph note signed from W. Paul Cook.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Includes autograph note from Edward H. Cole. Postcard of "The Old Town House...Marblehead, Mass."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked at Quincy MA, Aug. 26, 1934. Letter begun at "Ancient Marblehead" and finished "back in Boston - or rather, Wollaston, at Cole's house." Includes a sketch of HPL dressed in a costume of the 1850s. Also enclosed is a blank picture postcard of "Christ Church (Old North), Boston, Mass"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Two postcards of sites in Nantucket, Mass. with continuous text. They were probably mailed in a separate envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
With envelope postmarked Aug 28, 1934.Six blank picture postcards of Nantucket enclosed
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Postcard of "Sand Dunes...Nantucket, Mass."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Postcard of "Colonial Mansions, Nantucket, Mass."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Leeds, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Leeds, Arthur
Postcard of "Colonial Mansions, Nantucket, Mass."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Postcard of "Moors End...Nantucket, Mass."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "Colonial Mansions, Nantucket, Mass."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Sep 1, 1934. Eight blank picture postcards of Nantucket, MA enclosed.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Incomplete, leaves I-II only. Transcript also available (T8: 480-84). Addressed to "Spicus Sapientium".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
With envelope postmarked Sep 3, 1934. Postcard of Coconut Tree in Florida enclosed.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Sep 7, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope postmarked Sep 14, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Postcard of the Boston Common and State House.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
With enclosure "Whaling Museum of the Nantucket Historical Association" and envelope postmarked Sep 18, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Typed transcription only, by unknown transcriber.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
With envelope postmarked Sep 30, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Postcard of "The Carrie Tower...Brown University, Providence, R.I."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Postcard of the Van Wickle Gate at Brown University.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Postcard of "Monlight on the bay, Florida".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Oct 8, 1934. First three pages dated "Eve of the Sabbath."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope postmarked Oct 8, 1934. First three pages dated "Eve of the Sabbath."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Dated "Uktuber 10" only.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Postcard of "Southern Magnolia Flowers".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Postcard of "Hibiscus blossoms, Florida" postmarked Oct 17, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of the Van Wickel Gates, Brown University.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
With envelope postmarked Oct 18, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lower left corner torn off with loss of text
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Letter notes that there is an enclosure, but enclosure is not included. Includes typed transcription by unknown transcriber.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Headed "Burrow of the Dholes - Hour of the Nameless Feast" only.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of the Van Wickel Gates, Brown University.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
With envelope postmarked at Providence, RI, on "Oct 28, 1934". Bequest of Joseph E. Smith
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
With envelope postmarked Oct 28, 1934
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
With envelope postmarked Oct 4 p.m.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
With envelope postmarked Oct 31, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope postmarked Nov 3, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
With enclosed portrait of Lovecraft cut on a linoleum block by Duane Rimel and one of Lovecraft's bookplates.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Envelope postmarked at Providence on Nov 15 1934, 10 PM. HPL will try to have a 7500 word contribution ready for the Summer (Californian). Encloses a sample of his fiction that had originally "appeared in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
With envelope postmarked Nov 19, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Partially published in "Excerpts from the Letters of H. P Lovecraft,"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Postcard of the Van Wickle Gate, Brown University.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of the Campus of Brown University.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Postcard of Benedict Temple of Music, Roger Williams Park, Providence, R.I.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Postcard of Faneuil Hall, Boston, Mass. Includes autograph note signed from W. Paul Cook
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "New Parker House and King's Chapel, Boston, Mass." Includes autograph note signed from W. Paul Cook.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Postcard of The Old State House, Boston, Mass.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
With envelope postmarked Nov 29, 1934. Addressed to "Mighty Mocrates." Dated Thanksgiving Day.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Maurice W. Esq.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Maurice W. Esq.
With envelope postmarked Dec 1, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Incomplete (pages 2-4 only), with envelope. Part of a round-robin letter being sent to Maurice W. Moe. HPL proposed the title of "Coryciani" for this correspondence cycle. The other members of the group were John D. Adams and Natalie H. Wooley. Envelope apparently missing - perhaps in Pilvius Folder.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to CORYCIAN
Lovecraft, Howard P. to CORYCIAN
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
With enclosed photograph
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Postcard of Horseshoe Falls...Niagara Falls, NY.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Dated "Dec. 5" only. "That 'Time Machine' spoof surely was amusing in a mild way - especially the conjectures as to the authorship. Belknap told me about it when I passed through Nieuw Nederland on my way north, & I found a copy upon reaching #66. I fancy it must have been perpetrated by someone closely in touch with the correspondence of the group - though it would be unbecoming to make too many guesses" [refers to "The Battle That Ended the Century" which was composed by HPL and RH Barlow in May, 1934]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
With envelope postmarked Dec 7, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Christmas card signed "Ech-Pi-El." With envelope postmarked Dec 14, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Christmas card, envelope postmarked Dec. 17, 1934
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Dec 22, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
With envelope postmarked Dec 22, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
With envelope postmarked Dec 26, 1934.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
With enclosed autograph manuscript from Lovecraft adding to Petaja's list of fantasy authors.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
With typed thank you for the New Year's greeting on p.1.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
With envelope postmarked Dec 31, 1934 and enclosed newspaper clipping titled "Let's Skip It!". Clipping has been copied.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Autograph note by Lovecraft to Rimel added to the top of the letter to Lovecraft from August W. Derleth (1934 Dec 27). With envelope postmarked Dec 31, 1934.
Postcard of "Hotel Times Square, New York City".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Mrs. A.E.P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Mrs. A.E.P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Postcard of "Hotel Times Square, New York City".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard. "Diary for Tuesday, January 1, 1935".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard. "Diary for Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1935".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard. "Diary for Thursday, January 3, 1935".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard. "Diary for Friday, January 4, 1935".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard. "Diary for Saturday, January 5, 1935".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard. "Diary for Sunday, January 6, 1935".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard. "Diary for Monday, January 7, 1935".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Postcard of "The Carrie Tower...Brown University, Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "The Carrie Tower...Brown University, Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Postcard of "The Carrie Tower...Brown University, Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
With envelope postmarked Jan. 14, 1932.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope. Enclosure plus announcement of exhibition of Japanese color prints.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Date supplied by Barlow.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Jan 16, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
With enclosure titled "Alphabetical List of Fantasy Authors", typed by Petaja with extensive handwritten notes by Lovecraft.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Dated "Jany 22" only.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
With typed transcription.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hornig, Charles D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hornig, Charles D.
With envelope postmarked Jan 26, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
With envelope postmarked Jan 28, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
With envelope postmarked Jan 29, 1935 and a newspaper clipping with title "The Dumping Ground Freezes...", with autograph note by HPL. The clipping has been copied.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Undated. Headed: "Kadath in the Cold Waste -- Epiphany of Nog" only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Letter written on verso of a page titled "American Fiction Guild Bulletin". With enclosed postcard "A Quaint Old Street in Marblehead, Mass." and envelope postmarked Feb 4, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
With envelope postmarked Feb 10, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
On verso of autograph letter signed from W. Paul Cook to HPL dated 1935 Feb 8. Photocopy on Box 17.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Postcard of "Benedict Temple of Music...Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
With envelope postmarked Feb 14, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
With autograph note on envelope postmarked Feb 16, 1935. Photographs of Samuel Loveman and Donald Wandrei enclosed, each with autograph note by HPL.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
With envelope postmarked Feb 16, 1935. Autograph note from HPL on envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Postcard of "First Baptist Church, Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Reply by HPL written at the bottom of autograph letter signed from W. Paul Cook to HPL dated 1935 Feb 19. Photocopy also in Box 17.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Dated "Feby. 21" only. With envelope postmarked Feb 23, 1035.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Postcard "Looking down Niagara Street, Buffalo, N.Y."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Dated "Feby. 27" only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Postcard of "Benedict Temple of Music...Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Year & month inferred from contents
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Postcard of "Benedict Temple of Music...Providence, R.I.", with autograph note signed by Moe, Robert E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
With envelope postmarked Mar 5, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Undated. Headed: "Brink of the Bottomless Gulf - Hour that the stars appear below" only. "I've finished the 'Shadow out of Time,' but am so badly dissatified with it that I could not bear to type it. It came to 65 pages before I could finish it." Later mentions that "the real opening of my 1935 outdoor season was March 6"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Partially published in "Excerpts from the Letters of H. P Lovecraft,"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Dated "Tiw's-Daeg" only. With envelope postmarked Mar. 12, 1935
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Pages are fragile and waterstained in places, causing the ink to run.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
With envelope postmarked Mar 14, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Date supplied by Barlow. With envelope postmarked 1935 Mar 16.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Part of a round-robin letter probably intended for Moe. It is titled "The Corycian - Goliard - Neo-Kleicomolo - or Whathaveyou." The first section, "Round II," is devoted to comments on poems composed by Maurice W. Moe. It is followed by HPL's "Comment after Reading Other Contributions."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Postcard of "Benedict Temple of Music...Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Headed "4th Day of Spring" only. Date supplied by Barlow
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "Arch Bridge, Roger Williams Park, Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Handwritten draught of a letter to Catherine Moore by HPL on the inside and outside of an envelope postmarked Mar 26, 1935 and addressed to HPL. Return address on the envelope is Mrs. G.W. Macauley, 1747 Paris Ave. S.E., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moore, Catherine L.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moore, Catherine L.
Postcard of "Van Wickel Gates...Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Includes envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Postcard of "Van Wickel Gates...Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Dated "April 11" only. With envelope postmarked Apr 11, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
With envelope postmarked Apr 16, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Partially published in "Excerpts from the Letters of H. P Lovecraft,"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Dated "Good Friday" only. With envelope postmarked April 19, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Date supplied by Barlow
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
With envelope postmarked Apr 24, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Dated "Tiew's-Daeg" only.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Dated "Pridie Kal. Maii" only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
With picture postcard of "The Old Stone Mill Newport R.I." also enclosed. Autograph note on postcard: "Probably Gov. Arnold's windmill, built circa 1675." Also enclosed is a newspaper clipping: "Indians on Relief Job Learn Thrift." Clipping has been copied. With envelope postmarked May 7, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Dated "The Afternoon After" only.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Postcard of "Doorway, Old Lafayette House, Marblehead, Mass."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
With envelope postmarked at Providence May 9 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Dated [Tryout's?] Birghday only.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
With envelope postmarked May 11, 1935. Item 706 refers to the envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked at Providence May 15 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
With envelope postmarked May 18, 1935. A carbon copy of typed version of
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
With envelope postmarked May 19, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
On verso of Hyman Bradofsky's typed letter to HPL (1935 May 13).
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
With envelope postmarked May 23, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Date supplied by Barlow
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked at Pawtucket, RI, on May 29, 1935. Autograph note on envelope by HPL.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked May 29, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to White, [Lee M.]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to White, [Lee M.]
Addressed "Dear Ludvig". With linoleum block illustration of Cthulhu by Robert Barlow. HPL writes: "Crawford is talking of printing "Innsmouth" and the "Cats" in some form or other - and I shall let him do what he can, although I don't fancy that will be much. Incidentally - some young fellows in San Francisco - Fred Anger and Louis Smith - intend to issue my "Fungi from Yuggoth" as a whole, in the form of a mimeographed booklet."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Postcard of "Van Wickel Gates...Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "Midtown View...", New York City.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "Meditation Rock...Fredericksburg, Va.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "St. George's Church Burying Ground, Fredericksburg, Va."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of rising Sun Tavern, Fredericksburg, Va.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Postcard of "Pringle House, Charleston. S.C."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "Pringle House, Charleston. S.C."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Postcard of "Old Powder Magazine, Charleston, S.C."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hornig, Charles D.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Hornig, Charles D.
With envelope postmarked Jun 8, 1935. Four postcards enclosed: "Gateway to St. Michael's Churchyard", "Fredericksburg, Virginia, from an Airplane", "Pink House...Charleston, S.C.", The James Monroe Shrine at Fredericksburg, Va.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
With envelope postmarked at Pawtucket, RI, on May 29, 1935. Autograph note on envelope by HPL.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
With envelope postmarked Jun 19, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
With 3 enclosures, 2 apparently missing. Envelope is postmarked Jun 19, 1935. One remaining postcard is of "Moonlight on the Haliax, Daytona Beach, Florida".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Postcard postmarked Jun 20, 1935, of "Pringle House, Charleston, S.C."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Letter to Edkins care of Barlow, Robert E. Note on p.2 "(discarded because it was not sufficiently tactful).
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Edkins, Ernest A.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Edkins, Ernest A.
Also enclosed is a 2-page autograph letter signed from R.H. Barlow to Bradofsky dated June 24, 1935. With envelope postmarked Jun 26, 1935 and an unmailed envelope with return address 1745 Kenneth Road, Glendale, California 91201. Unmailed envelope has note "Barlow letter enclosed with June 25, 1935 letter."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Postcard of "Tulips, Roger Williams Park, Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
With enclosure and envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Incomplete letter containing only leaf II (pages 3-4) and leaf IV (pages 7-8). Leaf II (pages 3-4) fragment begins: "yes the Hearst anti-red editorial is certainly a gem of absurdity." Gives thanks for sending "the specimens of your recent work, which I have read with the keenest interest ... Glad to hear that 'The Cell' has received favorable mention - even if it didn't win a first prize. Mentions: "my recent cinema attendance (beginning Jan. 1, 1935) has been limited to 'Don Quixote', 'Man of Aran', 'Unfinished Symphony' & 'Les Miserables'." He later notes: "Sorry to hear that you father's recent magical performance wasn't a 100% success, & hope better luck will attend the next one." Leaf IV (pages 7-8) fragment begins: "miser & financier Hetty Green) is in S. Dartmouth, where the old whaling barque
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moore, Catherine L.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moore, Catherine L.
Postcard. Addressed to both Howard and Donald Wandrei Date inferred from contents. Generic Florida postcard scene of a palm tree in a sunset. "Greetings from a second-season visitor at Barlow Manor!" Arrived in "De Land" on June 9, and last month "We explored a marvellous tropical river near the Barlow place"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Incomplete, leaf "V" only. Penciled note on letter says "To Catherine L. Moore". Also available as transcript (T9: 662-69) Dated by Arkham House
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Moore, Catherine L.]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Moore, Catherine L.]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
With envelope postmarked Jul 10, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
With envelope postmarked Jul 11, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Date inferred from contents of letter.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Includes typed transcription by unknown transcriber.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
With envelope postmarked Jul 28, 1935. Autograph note on envelope by HPL.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
With envelope postmarked Jul 27, 1935 and an autograph note on postcard of a Florida sunset. Postcard is A52994 [45]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
With envelope postmarked at Cassia FL, Aug 1, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
With envelope postmarked Aug 5, 1935 and autograph note written on unaddressed postcard of "Royal Palms and Hibiscus in Florida."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope postmarked Aug 5, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
With envelope postmarked Aug 5, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Postcard of "A beautiful live oat draped with moss..."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
With envelope postmarked Aug 12, 1935. Pencil drawing on back of envelope by HPL (?)
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope postmarked Aug. 14, 1935. Also enclosed is a blank picture postcard of a "Sunset Scene in Florida." "P.S. Last minute news from home (financial) raises my hope of stopping in N.Y. Bob has just copied my
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald "Melmoth"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald "Melmoth"
With envelope postmarked, Aug 17, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Postcard of "A Florida Sunset".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Postcard of "Oldest House, St. Francis Street, St. Augustine, Fla."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Postcard of "Roman Catholic Cathedral and Plaza St. Augustine, Fla."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Postcard of "Old Curiosity Shop...St. Augustine, Fla.". Postcard is not stamped or addressed to anyone.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "Charlotte Street, St. Augustine, Fla.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Postcard of "Old Curiosity Shop...St. Augustine, Fla."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to White, [Lee M.]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to White, [Lee M.]
With envelope postmarked Aug 22, 1935 and two postcards: "Old Curiosity Shop..." and "Patio. Showing Wishing Well...", both from St. Augustine, Fla.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Postcard of "Old City Gates, St. Augustine, Fla."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Postcard of "Oldest House in America ... St. Augustine, Fla." Addressed to both Donald and Howard Wandrei
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "Charlotte Street, St. Augustine, Florida".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
With autograph note written on a piece of a manila envelope enclosed
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Mimeographed sheet titled "Fascinating English", with manuscript notes by HPL beginning "All this is great stuff...". Also enclosed is a postcard of "Charlotte Street...". With envelope postmarked Aug 24, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
With envelope postmarked Aug. 24, 1935. Enclosed is a blank picture postcard of the "Post Office and Custom House, St. Augustine, Florida"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "Old Curiosity Shop...St. Augustine, Florida"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Postcard of "Old Post Office, Charleston, S.C."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Postcard of "The Smyth Gateway...Charleston, S.C."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, R. H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, R. H.
Postcard of "Pink House...Charleston, S.C."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Postcard of "The Old Stone House and Enchanted Garden...Richmond, VA."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "The Old Stone House and Enchanted Garden...Richmond, VA."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "U.S. Supreme Court, Washington, D.C."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "Carpenter's Hall...Philadelphia, PA."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "Julius' - New York's Oldest Bar". Includes note from Frank Belknap Long, Jr.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Blank postcard of "The Old Market, Charleston, S.C." enclosed. Envelope postmarked Sep 2, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City". Also contains autograph note signed by F.B.L., Jr. (Long, Frank Belknap, Jr.)
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "Public Library and Elks Home, Providence, R.I."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Postcard of "Carrie Tower, Hope, Manning and University Halls .. Brown University. Providence, R. I"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope postmarked Sep 15, 1935. Autograph note by HPL on back of envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Postcard titled "In Beautiful Magnolia Gardens, Charleston, S.C."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Postcard of "Lynn Shore Drive...Lynn, Mass."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Sep 23, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
With envelope postmarked Sep. 25, 1935. A 1-page manuscript circulation list for
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Dated "Woden's Daeg" only with envelope postmarked 1935 Sep 26. Written at bottom of autograph letter signed from W. Paul Cook to HPL dated 1935 Sep 21. Clipping from the Providence Sunday Journal dated 1935 Sep 22 about a boat that burned in Boston. Clippings of Cook's poems published, under the pseudonym of "Willis T. Crossman," in the
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With unaddressed envelope with date Sept. 26, 1935 written in pencil on front. Return address on envelope is 1746 Kenneth Road, Glendale, California 91201.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
With envelope postmarked Sep 29, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope postmarked Sep 28, 1935. Published as "What's the Trouble with Weird Fiction?,"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Undated Headed: "Crest of the Horrible Kef - Hour of the Strange Eclipse" only. Mentions: "I'm letting him [Julius Schwartz] try to market my 'Mts. of Madness,' though I really have no hope of the manuscript's placement. Haven't seen the October W.T. but hope it is better than other recent issues"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
With envelope postmarked Oct 2, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
On verso of autograph letter signed from W. Paul Cook to HPL, 1935 Oct 1
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Also as Transcript 4: 46-49. Unaccessioned. Mylar sleeve and invoice from Schiff, Stuart David, dated 1996 Jul 12 filed in accession file.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Perry, Alvin E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Perry, Alvin E.
Incomplete, first leaf (pages 1-2) only. With transcription.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
With envelope postmarked Oct 8, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Postcard of the First Baptist Church, Providence, R.I.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Postcard of the First Baptist Church, Providence, R.I.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
With envelope postmarked Oct 13, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Also signed by Samuel Loveman. Postcard of "King's Chapel, Boston, Mass."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Also includes a short autograph noted signed by Samuel Loveman to Wandrei. Postcard of "Old South Church. Boston, Mass."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Postcard of "The Library of Columbia University, New York City".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Dated "Octr. 22" only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Postcard of "New Providence County Court House, Providence, R.I."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to White, [Lee M.]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to White, [Lee M.]
Undated, with envelope postmarked Nov. 2, 1935 Headed: "Caves of Mt. Ngranek - Hour of the Night-Gaunts Flight" only. Mentions that "Schwartz tells me that he has sold my 'Mts. of Madness' to (Astounding)"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Postcard of "New Providence County Court House, Providence, R. I."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "New Providence County Court House, Providence, R. I"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Typed transcription only, by unknown transcriber.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Two postcards: "New Providence County Court House, Providence, R.I." and "King's Chapel, Boston, Mass." With envelope postmarked Nov 10, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope postmarked Nov 10, 1935. Written from the "Acropolis of Leng"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Partially published in "Excerpts from the Letters of H. P Lovecraft,"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Incomplete. Page II only.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
With envelope postmarked Nov 20, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Postcard of "New Providence County Court House, Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Postcard of "New Providence County Court House, Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Postcard of "Bird's Eye View from Industrial Trust Building, Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
With envelope postmarked Nov 30, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
With envelope postmarked Nov 30, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope postmarked Dec 2, 1935
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Envelope only, perhaps belonging to Dec. 3 letter. Postmarked Dec 4, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
With envelope postmarked Dec 5, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
With imcomplete typed transcript inaccurately dated 1935 Nov 7
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
With enclosures: Postcard of "Prudential Telephone...Buffalo, N.Y.; House of Seven Gables Christmas card; pamphlet titled "Amateur Journalism" by Vincent B. Haggerty, newspaper clippings which have been copied. With envelope postmarked Dec 5, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Dated "Friday" only, with envelope postmarked Dec 6, 1935. A 1-page manuscript copy of the "Revised Circulation List" for
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "Betsy Williams Cottage...Providence, R.I." Postmarked "Dec 11" only. Incorrectly dated by Arkham House as Dec. 11, 1932. Year inferred from content in EHP's December, 1935 and January, 1936 letters to HPL.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Dated "Dec. 13" only
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "Bird's Eye View...Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
With envelope postmarked Dec 15, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope postmarked Dec 15, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Undated Christmas card, with envelope postmarked Dec. 19, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to White, [Lee M.]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to White, [Lee M.]
Undated, with envelope postmarked Dec. 24, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope postmarked Dec 17, 1935.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Addressed to "Mighty Werewolf" only.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to "Mighty Werewolf"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to "Mighty Werewolf"
Picture postcard of "Venus Accroupie" from the Louvre. "Have seen Belknap's copy of (Ulthar) & must express my overflowing appreciation. I had no idea that you were preparing anything of the sort -- I thought you were finishing up the Fungi!" Also signed by "Belknap" (Frank Belknap Long, Jr.)
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Jan 12, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
With envelope postmarked Jan 17, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
With envelope postmarked Jan 19, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Baldwin, F. Lee
Postcard of "Faunce Memorial...Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
With envelope postmarked Jan 20, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
With envelope postmarked Jan. 20, 1936. Enclosed are a newspaper clipping describing a simplified method for teaching Chinese to Pan American Clipper pilots and a flyer from The Caxton Printers, Ltd. (January, 1936 Releases) advertising publication of Samuel Loveman's
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffman
Original is incomplete, last pages 5-6 (leaf III) only. However comparison with transcript confirms date (T8: 494-98). "I am vastly griev'd by the passing of the King Monday night" (King George V died on Monday, Jan. 20, 1936). Incorrectly dated by Arkham House as "January, 1922"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
With envelope postmarked Jan 24, 1936
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
"Hope you got Barlow's (Dragon-Fly) ... I visited Long a week around New Year's, & saw most of the local gang - Mortonius, Kleiner, Loveman, Kirk, the weird writers, &c"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Headed: Burrow of Shggon-Gnah --- Jany. 29" only. Marked "1936" in Robert H. Barlow's hand. "Don't bother with the (Fungi) until the CAS venture is complete ... Don't put too much energy into de luxe copies that can't be disposed of ... I was greatly pleased with the appearance of the 'Mts. of Madness' installment in (Astounding) ---- my first cover design, and several good inside illustrations [first installment appeared in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With autograph note on fragment of an envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Postcard of "Faunce Memorial...Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Utpatel, Frank A.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Utpatel, Frank A.
Headed "Kadath in the Cold Waste -- Week after Candlemas" only. "Haven't been able to read either Jan. or Feb. (WT), but see I have been reprinted in both ... Have tried to read the (Astounding) containing my 'Mts. of Madness,' & note some bad misprints." Marked "2.9.36" in pencil on upper left-hand corner by Robert H. Barlow.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
"Wretched sorry weather still ... I haven't been out of the house since Jany. 13"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Includes 2-page commentary on the poetry of John Donne.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to White, [Lee M.]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to White, [Lee M.]
Undated, headed "Citadel of Irem" only. With envelope postmarked Feb. 12, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope postmarked Feb. 12, 1936 "Had a good Christmas - with a tree, as last year. Young Sterling was in town that week, & we had many colloquies. Around New Year's, I visited Long for a week, & saw most of the gang except Schwartz, Koenig (who was tied up whenever I was free), & Hornig (who was on a trip to New Orleans). I met for the first time Arthur J. Burks, young Wollheim, Otto Binder & Maurice J. Kaplan ('Philip Jacques Bartel'), & saw good old Seabury Quinn for the first time since 1935."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
With envelope postmarked Feb. 14, 1936. "I'll send you an issue ... of
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Postcard of "Benedict Temple of Music...Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Utpatel, Frank A.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Utpatel, Frank A.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
HPL will return two installments of
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Renshaw, Anne Tillery
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Renshaw, Anne Tillery
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Postcard of "The Carrie Tower, Hope, Manning and University Halls at Left", Brown University, Providence, R.I.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Pabody, Frederic Jay
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Pabody, Frederic Jay
Elaborates on difficulties of printing
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "New Providence County Court House, Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Utpatel, Frank A.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Utpatel, Frank A.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
With autograph note on envelope postmarked Mar. 16, 1936
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
HPL's daily activities. With Annie E.P. Gamwell's note on envelope postmarked Mar 20, 1936: "Howard's diary the five weeks I was away from home. I went to Jane Brown March 17 & from there to Dorcas House April 6 & to 66 April 21"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Gamwell, Annie E. P.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
Undated, with envelope postmarked at Providence, RI, on "Mar 23, 1936".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
With autograph note by Annie E.P. Gamwell on envelope postmarked Mar 31, 1936: "The letter my dear Howard wrote to Mrs. Rausch when I was ill - she was so pleased with it & saved it & brought it to me after my beloved Howard's death."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rausch, Mrs. Anthony
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rausch, Mrs. Anthony
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Renshaw, Anne Tillery
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Renshaw, Anne Tillery
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
With envelope postmarked Apr. 1, 1936. "Hope you have received your copy of the
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Hand-Illustrated KAT letterhead by HPL.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
Hand-illustrated letterhead by HPL with cats.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Utpatel, Frank A.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Utpatel, Frank A.
Letter headed by woodcut titled "K.A.T. Central Offices." Also includes a drawing of a cat on a table surrounded by a globe, books, a telescope, and a jar of quill pens
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
With envelope postmarked Apr 17, 1936. Autograph note by HPL on verso.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
With envelope postmarked Apr. 19, 1936 Mentions EHP's forthcoming visit. "Hope you can prolong your Providentian sojourn to the greatest possible extent. The ancient hidden churchyard which you doubtless recall ought to provide inspiration for some sort of a story, & if it must be bawdy nowadays I fancy your technical skill will be sufficient to produce the requisite degree of putrefaction"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Two postcards enclosed in plastic sheet with letter: "Flood Scene on Kennebec River" and "Middle Campus, Brown University, Providence, R.I." Postcard of Brown campus has autograph note by HPL: "oldest building (University Hall)...".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Year assigned based upon contents.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
With envelope postmarked Apr 23, 1936
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
With envelope postmarked Apr 26, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
K.A.T. letterhead drawn by HPL
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
With envelope postmarked Apr 27, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Headed: "Out on Prospect Terrace -- First Decent Day of the Season". E.H. Price's visit may be delayed because of financial restraints. "Moe will probably be East in August ... pausing incidentally at 66"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Year assigned based upon contents.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Hand-colored KAT letterhead drawn by HPL
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
With envelope postmarked May 6, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Describes the R.I. Tercentenary celebrations
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
With envelope postmarked May 12, 1935. Discusses his health problems and those of his aunt and Clark Ashton Smith's father. Describes the R.I. Tercentenary celebrations in greater detail
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Price now doubts his ability to get East. Includes some genealogical news - HPL has discovered that he is descended from the Elizabethan astronomer John Field. "For one who has always had an eye for the heavens himself, this sure is quite a find!" Also discusses the Rathbone family line.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked May 14, 1936
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Discussion about controversies within the National Amateur Press Association. With envelope postmarked May 17, 1936. Original return address on envelope is "Boston News Bureau...".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
With envelope postmarked May 18, 1936. With note by Rimel "Paragraph on last page relative to H.P.L.'s remote ancestry" [to the astronomer John Field]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
With envelope postmarked May 20, 1936. "I am aware that all hope of the eastward hegira seems to have folded. Brobst shares my tears - as does Long." Also mentions John Field ancestry.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope postmarked May 20, 1936. "I've heard some pretty good lectures during recent months ... Subjects pleasantly varied - Plato's Republic, modern painting, Chinese contributions to western culture, Gilbert Stuart, R.I. silversmiths, archaic Greek art influences, early classical sculpture, philosophy & poetry, Mayan ruins, & the Michelson-Morely experiment." Also mentions John Field ancestry.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shea, J. Vernon
Dated "May 22" only. Year inferred from contents. "The genealogical letter from your grandmother greatly interested me, & I am going to try to look up your Rathbone line ... [when] I know that I can tell you just what sort of cousins we are."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
This note was probably separated from the Lovecraft letter to Barlow dated 1936 May 22 (A32500 [741]). It begins: "P.S. Well - I burst this letter open again for nothing! My aunt recalled hearing of a Valentine Rathbone..."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Letter headed by drawing of two Assyrian-like winged cats. Also includes a drawing of a cat on a table surrounded by a clock, candle, book, a pair of scissors and a ball of yarn.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
With envelope postmarked May 29, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Postcard of "Betsy Williams Cottage...Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Dated "Finished - June 4" only. Year inferred from contents. Long discussion about how badly his story At the Mountains of Madness was mangled in publication by F. Orlin Tremaine. "Now about this matter of 'The Collected Poetical Works of H. P. Lovecraft' -- I'll consider it when I have a finished copy of Klarkash-Ton's (Incantations) in my hands." Includes more discussion of the Rathbone genealogy and a sketch of "the oldest house in Rhode Island (built 1654), from whose builder & first occupant Thomas Clemence (a friend of Roger Williams) I am descended in the 8th generation." Enclosure of wrapper for "Bob White Brand" oranges from De Leon Springs, FL.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Discusses John Field ancestry Also notes: "Had a tremendous file-cleaning the other day, & threw away about a ton of old letters & papers."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Letterhead of the seal for the K.A.T. fraternity drawn by HPL
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
With envelope postmarked Jun 12, 1936. Discusses Clemence House and John Field ancestry. Note on envelope mentions the death of two cats: "Both John Perkins & Lord Minto have succumbed to some malady which is affecting all the felidae of the neighbourhood."
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Has received Robert H. Barlow's typed copy of
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
A condolence note on the death of John Perkins within a mourning border.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Pabody, Frederic Jay
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Pabody, Frederic Jay
Undated. Headed: "Bottomless Well of Yeguggon - Hour that the Snout Appears" only. "Since I began this bulletin I've had a most depressing & staggering message ... Two-Gun Bob has committed suicide!" .pf
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
With envelope postmarked Jun. 22, 1936. "Just had a most staggering message - a report that Robert E. Howard has committed suicide. It seems incredible - I had a long normal letter from him on May 13 ... This is amateurdom's worst blow since the passing of Whitehead in '32." Also includes a discussion about how badly his stories
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Postcard, likely separated from a letter.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
With envelope postmarked Jun. 25, 1936. Enclosed is a small oblong 3-page brochure for the "Historic John Brown House" in Providence. 1 page letter.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Postcard of "First Baptist Church, Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Gives his impressions of the Brown and Carrington mansions which have opened as public museums
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Pabody, Frederic Jay
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Pabody, Frederic Jay
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Comments on the death of Robert E. Howard. Published in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
With envelope postmarked Jul 9, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "New Providence County Court House...".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Postcard.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to White, [Lee M.]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to White, [Lee M.]
Addressed "Ave, Corycian," possibly related to the round-robin letter group.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Corycian
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Corycian
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
With envelope
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Morse, Richard Ely
With envelope postmarked Jul 20, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Headed "Finished July 20" only. Year inferred from contents. Pages 5-6 contain the text selected by Arkham House as being written on June 20, 1936. With envelope postmarked Jul 20, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope pstmarked Jul 23, 1936. Envelope also has postmarks from Kansas City, MO and DeLand, FL.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
With envelope postmarked Jul 24, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
With envelope postmarked Jul 27, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sully, Helen V.
With postcard of "The Thurston Mill" and envelope postmarked Jul 29, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Postcard of Betsy Williams Cottage, Providence, R.I.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moe, Robert E.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Pabody, Frederic Jay
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Pabody, Frederic Jay
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Poem included: "In a Sequester'd Church Yard Where Poe Once Walk'd".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Galpin, Alfred M.
Postcard of Betsy Williams Cottage, Providence, R.I.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Cole, Edward H.
Typed transcription only, by unknown transcriber.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Pabody, Frederic Jay
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Pabody, Frederic Jay
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
With envelope postmarked Aug 27, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
With envelope postmarked Aug 27, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Addressed to "Ar-Eph-Es" only. Contains HPL's drawing of the Clemence House (1654), the oldest house in Rhode Island. Also mentions his viewing of Peltier's comet from the Ladd Observatory in Providence RI. Published in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Searight, Richard F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Searight, Richard F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
With envelope postmarked Aug. 29, 1936
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Postcard of "Campus, Brown University...".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Postcard of Betsy Williams Cottage...Providence, R.I. Also signed by James F. Morton and [Harry Brobst?]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Also signed by James F. Morton and [Harry Brobst?]. Postcard of "Campus, Brown University. Providence, R.I"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Pabody, Frederic Jay
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Pabody, Frederic Jay
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Renshaw, Anne Tillery
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Renshaw, Anne Tillery
MISSING as of January 2017.
Letter describes the visit of Robert H. Barlow with HPL in Providence along with a genealogical chart showing that HPL and Barlow are both descended from the same John Rathbone born in 1658. Short note enclosed written on postcard-sized paper in which HPL notes he is sending reimbursement to Clark Ashton Smith for postage: "So here's a modest refund which conscience and a sense of justice impel me to make!". With envelope postmarked Sep 29, 1936. Envelope has autograph note from HPL with new address for Robert H. Barlow at the home of H.M. Langworthy in Kansas City, MO. Includes newspaper clipping with headline: "Finds no cannibals in Alaskan search." Bequest of Joseph E. Smith.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Smith, Clark Ashton
Letter dated "Sept. the last MDCCCCXXXVI". With envelope postmarked at Providence, RI on Sep 30, 1936. HPL wrote a short autograph note on the envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Plastic sleeve includes an unaddressed envelope with penciled date of Oct. 7, 1936. Printed return address on envelope is 1745 Kenneth Road, Glendale, California 91201.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Postcard of "Van Wickle Gate and University Hall Providence, R. I"
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
With envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Written in Quinsnicket Park
Lovecraft, Howard P. to White, [Lee M.]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to White, [Lee M.]
With envelope postmarked Oct 18, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Postcard of "A Shady Walk...Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
With envelope postmarked Oct 24, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
With envelope postmarked Oct 31, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
With envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Addressed to "Dear ms". Includes typed transcription and a postcard with autograph note by HPL of "Parlor, Joseph Russell House, Providence, R.I. 1773".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sylvester, Margaret
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sylvester, Margaret
Dated "All Soul's Day" only. Year supplied by Arkham House.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Postcard of "Brown University, Van Wickle Gate...Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
With envelope postmarked Nov. 8, 1936
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Includes typed trascription by unknown transcriber.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Year supplied by Arkham House
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
With envelope postmarked Nov 14, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
With envelope, not stamped or postmarked.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
With envelope postmarked Nov 24, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to White, [Lee M.]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to White, [Lee M.]
Photocopy of Christmas card from HPL thanking Willis Conover for sending him a skull found in a graveyard. Numbered 4 of 85 copies. On same sheet as a photocopy of a letter written on postmarked envelope (1937 Jan 14) in which Lovecraft justifies his spelling of "cabbalism".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Conover, Willis
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Conover, Willis
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Pabody, Frederic Jay
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Pabody, Frederic Jay
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Discussion of Bloch murdering HPL in story. Copy enclosed.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
With envelope postmarked Dec 3, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bonner, Marian F.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Undated Christmas card, with envelope postmarked Dec. 17, 1936
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Poem included
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Leiber, Fritz
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Leiber, Fritz
With envelope postmarked Dec 20, 1936.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
With envelope postmarked Dec. 20, 1936. Wandrei's last letter from HPL
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Wandrei, Donald
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Pabody, Frederic Jay
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Pabody, Frederic Jay
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Although this note is not signed by Lovecraft or addressed to Rimel, it concerns the publication of the story "The Disinterment", which was written by Rimel and published in
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Toldridge, Elizabeth
With envelope postmarked Jan 11, 1937.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Price, E. Hoffmann
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Utpatel, Frank A.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Utpatel, Frank A.
Photocopy of letter written on postmarked envelope. HPL justifies his spelling of "cabbalism". On same sheet with photocopy of a 1936 Christmas card from Lovecraft to Willis Conover.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Harris, Arthur
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Undated, with envelope postmarked "Jan. 25" only. penciled notation "1/25/37" possibly in Bloch's hand
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bloch, Robert
With envelope postmarked Jan 27, 1937. Autograph note from HPL on verso of envelope.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Barlow, Robert H.
Postcard of "Brown University, Van Vickle Gate...Providence, R.I.".
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Bradofsky, Hyman
Addressed to "Dear ms." Probably written between February 4 and 21st, 1937.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sylvester, Margaret
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Sylvester, Margaret
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Petaja, Emil
Incomplete. Leaves III-IX and XVII only. Date supplied by Arkham House.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moore, C.L.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Moore, C.L.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Spink, Helm
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Utpatel, Frank A.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Utpatel, Frank A.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to De Castro, Adolphe Danziger
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Shepherd, Wilson
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Pabody, Frederic Jay
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Pabody, Frederic Jay
Letter is undated. With envelope postmarked Feb 20, 1937.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Rimel, Duane W.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
Lovecraft, Howard P. to Talman, Wilfred B.
HPL's
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
Lovecraft, Howard P. to [Unidentified]
This hand-written and illustrated pamphlet contains 14 pages.
Annals of the Providence Observatory: Miscellaneous Observations in 1903. Providence, 1904. Printed at the Observatory
Annals of the Providence Observatory: Miscellaneous Observations in 1903. Providence, 1904. Printed at the Observatory
This hand-written and illustrated pamplet contains 10 pages of text. HPL signature on first unnumbered page. On cover is "No. II". On pg. ii, "Printed in Feby. 1904"
The Annual Report on the Science of Astronomy and its Progress During 1903, second edition
The Annual Report on the Science of Astronomy and its Progress During 1903, second edition
Judging by the uneven handwriting, this may be a pre-1900 work. Includes illustrations of the casting process and apparatus.
The Art of Fusion, Melting, Pudling & Casting
The Art of Fusion, Melting, Pudling & Casting
This set of hand-written and illustrated pamphlets contains
Astronomy & The Monthly Almanac
Astronomy & The Monthly Almanac
This set of hand-written and illustrated pamphlets contains issues [I], III and IV. Judging by the uneven handwriting, these may be pre-1900 works.
Chemistry
Chemistry
This handwritten and illustrated pamphlet may be the missing issue [II] in the
Chemistry, Magic, & Electricity
Chemistry, Magic, & Electricity
Judging by the uneven handwriting, this may be a pre-1900 work.
A Good Anaesthetic
A Good Anaesthetic
An essay in which HPL provides his theory about the origins of the canals on the moon.
My Opinion As To the Lunar Canals
My Opinion As To the Lunar Canals
Scrapbook of newspaper clippings created by Lovecraft in an old business accounting ledger. Lovecraft pasted the clippings directly over the ledger pages. The few ledger entries that are visible show dates from December 1879 to June 1880. Lovecraft used the alphabetical index pages at the front of the volume to provide a page index to the topics of the articles included in the scrapbook. On the last page of the index Lovecraft wrote this notice to explain the contents of the book: "Notice - Beginning with April 1903 the monthly astronomical articles by Prof. Upton will be regularly entered here (see Index). And after Feby 1907 the weather articles will also be included (in another volume)." Loose in the back of the volume is a 4 page article from Munsey's Magazine, May 1906, titled: "The Life of a Neighboring World" by Waldemar Kaempffert. The sheets of the loose article are stamped in purple ink: "H.P. Lovecraft, 598 Angell Street, Providence, R.I.". There is a bookplate on the inside front cover: "The Library of Brown University; This Book is the Gift of the Class of Eighteen Hundred and Eighty Six to its Alma Mater." The ledger was purchased by the Brown University Library on March 22, 1957 from Sibylline Books. Many pages have been cut out of the original ledger, either before it was acquired by Lovecraft, or by Lovecraft. The covers of the ledger are completely detached from the text block and the original spine is gone. The textblock is still sewn together. The pages of the original ledger are brittle. The original call number for this volume at the John Hay Library, Brown University: PS3523 .O82 Z98 A15*.
This is the issue for Saturday, August 29, 1903 (Vol. 1, No. 1). The second page contains this notice to readers: "This number is only an experiment, possibly no more will be issued."
The Planet - No. 1
The Planet - No. 1
Newspaper clipping announcing this "organisation designed to encourage the study of the heavens." Lovecraft was president and membership free.
Providence Astronomical Society
Providence Astronomical Society
This sheet contains the weather forecast for April 5, 1904.
Providence Observatory
Providence Observatory
This is the December 1901 issue, "Published Monthly by the Little Folk RR".
The Railroad Review
The Railroad Review
The newsheet was issued every Sunday beginning August 2, 1903. Vol. 1, nos. 1-27 (2 Aug 1903 - 31 Jan 1904) contain two hand-written pages each. Vol. 3, nos. 1-15 (16 Apr - 23 Jul 1905), including an "Extra" (Monday, 17 Apr 1905), are a mixture of two and four paged hectographed issues. Vol. 3 [repeated], nos. 1-11 (30 Jul - 12 Nov 1905) are a mixture of four and six paged hectographed issues. Vol. 3 [repeated], nos. 6-12 (Jan - Jul 1906) are monthly issues in a folded and stapled format. Vol. 4, nos. 1-6 (Aug 1906 - Jan 1907) also are monthly issues. Vol. 4, no. 9 (Apr 1907), vol. 6, nos. 6-7 (Jan - Feb 1909) are a two paged newsheet issues. Although there are gaps, this file may not be as incomplete as it first appears. There is a "Notice" from HPL with these issues: "After Jan 31 '04 a long skip in the publication of the 'R.I. Journal' occurrs, marked by temporary attempts to recommence it. The resumation was really begun in Ap. 16 '05 after which is was hectographed every week. In September it was made fort nightly, but it was issued irregularly. So no numbers were issued in December, and on Jan. 1 '06 it was issued as a book form monthly, On Feb. 1 colour hectographing was introduced. Which thing was abondoned in December. In January 1907 a cumulative index was published Dec-Feb (06-7). Correspondence of was maintained. In March 1907 it reverted to the old paper form. It was dormant 1907-8. But 'began' once more Jan. 1909, then & there to end forever."
The R. I. Journal of Astronomy
The R. I. Journal of Astronomy
This is the issue for Sunday, September 7, 1903 (vol. 1, no 1).
The R. I. Journal of Science & Astronomy
The R. I. Journal of Science & Astronomy
The Science Library
The Science Library
Vol. 1, no. 1 [ 1 page] is dated March 4, 1899. The "New Issue" vol. 1, no. 1 [4 pages] is dated May 12, 1902. Vol. 3, nos. 1-25 (16 Aug 1903 - 31 Jan 1904) [2 pages] were issued every Sunday. "Odd No. I" and "O.N. II, No. 2" were issued on September 22-23, 1903. Vol. 10, no. 11 was issued January, 1909. The mast head on this issue proclaims: "The Scientific Gazette. Established 1899. H. P. Lovecraft, Editor." This file also may not be as incomplete as it first appears. The last issue bears a notice: "
The Scientific Gazette
The Scientific Gazette
Juvenilia
Juvenilia
Written in pencil. A poem about his trip on an electric train.
An Account in Verse of the Marvellous Adventures of H. Lovecraft, Esq. Whilst Travelling on the W. & B. Branch N.Y. N.H. & H. R.R. in Jany. 1901 in one of those most modern devices, To wit: An Electric Train
An Account in Verse of the Marvellous Adventures of H. Lovecraft, Esq. Whilst Travelling on the W. & B. Branch N.Y. N.H. & H. R.R. in Jany. 1901 in one of those most modern devices, To wit: An Electric Train
Written in ink. With manuscript notations "4/21/05" and "Keep First published in
The Beast in the Cave
The Beast in the Cave
With manuscript corrections. Although dated in the text as "April 21, 1905," this was probably typed by R. H. Barlow. First published in
The Beast in the Cave
The Beast in the Cave
Carbon copy. "Published in
The Beast in the Cave
The Beast in the Cave
Written in pencil with corrections in ink. Dated "July, 1905." The last two pages were assigned the same accession number, A32500 [305]. A photocopy is included in the folder.
De Triumpho Naturae: The Triumph of Nature over Northern Ignorance - Lines Dedicated to William Benjamin Smith, Tulane University, La.
De Triumpho Naturae: The Triumph of Nature over Northern Ignorance - Lines Dedicated to William Benjamin Smith, Tulane University, La.
First published in
The Little Glass Bottle
The Little Glass Bottle
First written at the age of eight (HPL to Donald Wandrei, 1927 Jan 29). This handmade book version was "published" by "The Royal Press" in 1902. First published in
The Mysterious Ship
The Mysterious Ship
With manuscript note by HPL: "Evidently written late in 1898 or early in 1899 First published in
The Mystery of the Grave-Yard or a Dead Man's Revenge, A Dectective Story
The Mystery of the Grave-Yard or a Dead Man's Revenge, A Dectective Story
With drawing by HPL of Ulysses and a "Catalogue of Prov. Press Co." listing the other titles for sale on the final page.
The Poem of Ulysses, or The Odyssey, written for Young People : The Young Folks' Ulysses or the Odyssey in plain OLD ENGLISH VERSE an Epick Poem
The Poem of Ulysses, or The Odyssey, written for Young People : The Young Folks' Ulysses or the Odyssey in plain OLD ENGLISH VERSE an Epick Poem
Includes poems:
Poemata Minora, or, Minor Poems, Vol. II : Poemata Minora Lovecraftis - vel - the Shorter Verse of H. Lovecraft, Vol. II
Poemata Minora, or, Minor Poems, Vol. II : Poemata Minora Lovecraftis - vel - the Shorter Verse of H. Lovecraft, Vol. II
Written in pencil only.
The Secret Cave, or John Lees Adventure
The Secret Cave, or John Lees Adventure
Written on two unfolded envelopes. First published in
At the Mountains of Madness - plot notes originals
At the Mountains of Madness - plot notes originals
Photographic negatives (35mm) of the four pages of plot notes for At the Mountains of Madness.
Extensively revised. Autograph note at end: "Begun Feby. 24, 1931. Finish'd March 22, 1931." The cover-sheet has a "Schedule of Circulation. Augustus Derletus to Donaldus Vandreius. Melmoth the Wanderer to Klarkash-Ton. Klarkash-Ton to Bri-Dwi-Yhah. Bernardus Diverius to Grandpa Theobald." First published in an abridged form in
At the Mountains of Madness
At the Mountains of Madness
Typed note at end: "Finished May 1, 1931." First published in
At the Mountains of Madness
At the Mountains of Madness
This revised manuscript is a fragment of a never completed novel (see HPL to Lillian D. Clark, 1925 May 28). First published in
Azathoth
Azathoth
The title continues: "(MS. Found in a Time Machine)." This story was a collaboration between HPL and Robert H. Barlow during the summer of 1934 (see HPL to Robert H. Barlow, 1934 Jun 29). With extensive manuscript revisions by HPL and a note in Barlow's hand: "About May 20, 1934. 2nd draft, typed by L." First published in
The Battle That Ended the Century
The Battle That Ended the Century
The title continues: "(MS. Found in a Time Machine)." This story was a collaboration between HPL and Robert H. Barlow during the summer of 1934 (see HPL to Robert H. Barlow, 1934 Jun 29). This mimeographed copy, on two legal size sheets, contains some minor manuscript corrections by Barlow. First published in
The Battle That Ended the Century
The Battle That Ended the Century
This story was a collaboration between HPL and Robert H. Barlow during the summer of 1934 (see HPL to Robert H. Barlow, 1934 Jun 29). The annotated original typed draft and other copies of this title are listed under Robert H. Barlow. This mimeographed copy, on two legal size sheets, includes envelope addressed to F. Lee Baldwin 1934. This is F. Lee Baldwin's copy. It was received in an undated envelope sent from Washington, D.C. in 1934, but the day stamp is missing from the postmark. First published in
The Battle That Ended the Century
The Battle That Ended the Century
This is the list of potential recipients of "The Battle That Ended the Century", composed by Robert Barlow and HPL. The final 2-page mimeographed parodies were mailed from Washington, DC, in envelopes without return addresses. Barlow noted, at the bottom of HPL's list of 44 potential recipients, that 50 copites were issued.
The Battle That Ended the Century - list of recipients
The Battle That Ended the Century - list of recipients
The story was originally composed in early 1919, and first published in Pine Cones, 1, No. 6 (Oct 1919). This typescript contains revisions that are not present in the 1919 publication. It corresponds closely to the version published in The Fantasy Fan, 2, No. 2 (October 1934) and in Weird Tales, 31, No. 3 (March 1938). Typed on the versos of letters received by Lovecraft between December 1924 and September 1925 from the following people: Cone, C. Edward (1924 Aug 24) Page 3-5; Conover, Howard R. (1925 Jul 15) Page 6; Cook, W. Paul (1924 Dec 14) Page 7; Cook, W. Paul (1925 Jan 25) Page 10; Kuntz, Eugene B. (1925 Sep 30) Page 12; Loveman, Samuel (undated) Page 2; Marlowe, Harry R. (1925 Jul 15) Page 8-9; Slater, William B. to Dear Madam (undated) Page 11; Townsend, Clyde G. (1925 Aug 17) Page 1.
Beyond the Wall of Sleep
Beyond the Wall of Sleep
With some manuscript corrections. Typescript prepared by HPL sometime in the summer or early-fall of 1926 (SL 239, HPL to Clark Ashton Smith, Oct. 12, 1926: "I've written two new tales, one of which is the sunken-land thing I described in advance last year". First published in
The Call of Cthulhu
The Call of Cthulhu
The Case of Charles Dexter Ward is a short novel (51,500 words) set in Lovecraft's hometown of Providence, Rhode Island. The novel tells the story of young Charles Dexter Ward, who in 1918 becomes embroiled in the past, due to his fascination with the history of his wizard ancestor, Joseph Curwen (who'd left Salem for Providence in 1692, and acquired notoriety for his haunting of graveyards, his apparent lack of aging, and his chemical experiments). Dated at the end: "March 1, 1927." An abridged version was first published in Weird Tales, 35, No. 9 (May 1941) and 35, No. 10 (Jun 1941). The first complete publication was in Arkham House's Beyond the Wall of Sleep collection (1943). Written on assorted scrap pages and the versos of correspondence to H.P. Lovecraft. The orientation of the autograph manuscript to the correspondence is 180 degrees. The title page and first 33 leaves are on letter size paper, the remaining leaves are 21 x 15.5-25 x 16.5 cm. and appear to have been torn or cut from blank ledgers and notepads. The following list includes the name of the correspondent, the date, and the page in this manuscript where the letter is located: Bacon, Victor E. ([1925]) Page 6; Bacon, Victor E. (1926 Mar 16) Page 3A; Derleth, August W. (1926 Aug 31) Page 5; Derleth, August W. (1926 Sep 6) Page 24; Derleth, August W. (1926 Sep 13) Page 29; Derleth, August W. ([1927 Jan?]) Page 22; Derleth, August W. (1927 Jan 22) Page 27; Kirk, George Willard (1926 Dec 6) Page 2; Kuntz, Eugene B. (1925 Aug 18) Page 10, 14; Kuntz, Eugene B. (1927 Jan 20) Page 32-33; Macfadden Publications (undated) Page 2A; McNeil, Everett (1926 Oct 17) Page 13; Moe, Maurice Winter (1926 Dec 17) Page 25, 26, 28; Moidel, Jacob (1927 Jan 15) Page 9.; Morton, James F. (1926 Jul 19) Page 19; Morton, James F. (1926 Sep 11) Page 11-12; Morton, James F. (1926 Nov 24) Page 15; Sandusky, Albert A. ([1926?] Sep 18) Page 17; Sandusky, Albert A. (1926 Oct 26) Page 1; Sandusky, Albert A. (1926 Nov 2) Page 8; Sandusky, Albert A. (1926 Nov 27) Page 20; Sandusky, Albert A. (1926 Dec 3) Page 31; Sandusky, Albert A. (1927 Jan 23) Page 7, 18.
The Case of Charles Dexter Ward
The Case of Charles Dexter Ward
Incomplete typed copy, pages -23 only. Narrative stops at page 16 of the handwritten draft copy of this same story (A32500 [2]). Possibly typed by Robert H. Barlow.
The Case of Charles Dexter Ward
The Case of Charles Dexter Ward
Page proofs for title page and first page of text, with corrections. Date on title page is "Christmas 1935". Printed with a letterpress.
The Cats of Ulthar
The Cats of Ulthar
With minor manuscript corrections. Story originally written during early November 1920 (SL 69, HPL to FBL on Nov. 19, 1920: "I wrote
Celephaïs
Celephaïs
This manuscript portion of a round-robin story is headed: "3" - by H." P. Lovecraft.
The Challenge from Beyond
The Challenge from Beyond
This is a photocopy of the story in
The Challenge from Beyond - Weird Fantasy Story
The Challenge from Beyond - Weird Fantasy Story
Written in collaboration with Robert H. Barlow during June and August, 1935, while HPL was visiting in De Land, FL. The first and last paragraphs only are in HPL's hand, the remainder being written by Barlow. First published in
Collapsing Cosmoses
Collapsing Cosmoses
With autograph note signed by HPL and envelope postmarked Mar. 28, 1934. This story was originally written during March 1927 (HPL to Donald Wandrei, 1927 Mar 27: "I don't know when I'll ever get those novelettes typed (
The Colour Out of Space
The Colour Out of Space
Pencil draft, includes drawings. First line: "On a far orb in a distant galaxy dwell a vastly superior race of semi-material beings who can navigate their own galaxy but can not navigate others." These are HPL's notes for his portion of
Composite Story
Composite Story
Story originally written in March 1926 (HPL to Lillian D. Clark, 1926 Mar 27-28). Typescript prepared probably by HPL in late 1927. First published in
Cool Air
Cool Air
With minor manuscript corrections. Story was originally written in July 1917, and first published in
Dagon
Dagon
Title and date, "c. 1926," in Robert H. Barlow's hand. First published in
The Descendant
The Descendant
The manuscript is entirely in HPL's hand. Revised for William Lumley during October 1935 (SL 812, HPL to WL, Nov. 14, 1935: "Just received yours of the 12th telling of Alonzo's (
The Diary of Alonzo Typer
The Diary of Alonzo Typer
A clean copy, without corrections, written in pencil and dated "12/3/19." This original story was first published in
The Doom That Came to Sarnath
The Doom That Came to Sarnath
With minor manuscript corrections. Dated in the text: "December 3, 1919." This typescript may have been prepared by Donald Wandrei in early 1927 (HPL to Wandrei, 1927 Jan 11: "Your wish to copy 'Sarnath' & 'High House' flatters me highly! Take your time about it ..."; and Wandrei to HPL, 1927 Feb 7: "I returned your manuscripts last week ... The delay in returning them was due, as I said, to the fact that I made copies of
The Doom That Came to Sarnath
The Doom That Came to Sarnath
Written between Nov. 1926 and Jan. 22, 1927 (see HPL to Wandrei, 1927 Jan 29: "My novel -- or novelette, since it came only to 100 pages -- is now finished, & I have given it the provisional title of "The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath." I am not sure how well I like it, but you will certainly see it as soon as it is in typed form."). First published in
The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath
The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath
Incomplete, ends on page 61 of the autograph copy of this story (A32500[2a]). This typescript was probably prepared by Robert H. Barlow. Folder includes a manila envelope with initials "HPL" and "Kadath" written in pencil.
The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath
The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath
Autograph note on final page: "Finished Feby. 28, 1932." First published in
The Dreams in the Witch House
The Dreams in the Witch House
With some manuscript corrections by HPL. This typed version (possibly prepared by August W. Derleth in early 1933) has hyphen added in the title. Derleth later submitted it to Farnsworth Wright for publication without informing HPL (HPL to RH Barlow, 1933 Feb 18). First published in
The Dreams in the Witch-House
The Dreams in the Witch-House
This typescript, containing some minor manuscript corrections, was prepared by HPL. The original story was written between June and August 1928 (SL 329, HPL to James F. Morton, June 1928): "I'm at work on the first new story I've written in a year and a half. It is to be called
The Dunwich Horror
The Dunwich Horror
With minor manuscript corrections. The story was originally written in 1920 and first published in
Facts Concerning the Late Arthur Jermyn & His Family
Facts Concerning the Late Arthur Jermyn & His Family
With minor manuscript corrections. This typescript was probably prepared by Donald Wandrei sometime after 1927 because it contains revisions that do not appear in the version first published in
The Festival
The Festival
Dated by HPL: "Novr. 16, 1920" (SL 69, HPL to FBL on Nov. 19, 1920: "I wrote
From Beyond
From Beyond
Written on the back of an envelope from Julius Schwartz, postmarked Feb. 5, 1934. With a manuscript note by HPL: "Presented to R. H. Barlow, Esq., May, 1934." First line: "Must happen in the present -- or have happened secretly or prehistorically in the past -- no future stuff."
A good interplanetary story (non-fantasy)
A good interplanetary story (non-fantasy)
With manuscript note at end: "Aug. 11, 1925." First published in
He
He
Six 3-page single-spaced typescripts. First published under the title of "Grewsome Tales" as a six part serial in
Herbert West -- Reanimator
Herbert West -- Reanimator
On the recto of a typed letter signed from William Bryant (1927 Apr 27). Draft completed by Nov. 27, 1927 (SL 307, HPL to Clark Ashton Smith, Nov. 27, 1927: "I have drawn up some data on the celebrated & unmentionable
History of the Necronomicon
History of the Necronomicon
This was Wilson Shepherd's copy. It contains many typographical errors.
History of the Necronomicon
History of the Necronomicon
There are no corrections in this typescript which was probably prepared by RH Barlow.
History of the Necronomicon
History of the Necronomicon
Dated at the end: "August 1-2, 1925." The original manuscript for this story was donated to the New York Public Library by Donald Wandrei. First published in
The Horror at Red Hook
The Horror at Red Hook
With manuscript corrections. This single-spaced typescript was probably prepared by HPL in late 1922 or early 1923. It was one of the five typescripts that HPL submitted to
The Hound
The Hound
Contains some revisions in pencil. Typing completed by HPL before September 20, 1925. (SL 196, HPL to Clark Ashton Smith, Sep. 20, 1925: "I enclose the newest of my tales, which ... I've typed before the other three previously written. ... The enclosed was written up from an idea ... of an undertaker imprisoned in a village vault"). First published in
In the Vault
In the Vault
Carbon copy with manuscript corrections. Story written in collaboration with Kenneth Sterling in January 1936. This typescript was probably prepared by Sterling. There is a manuscript note on the cover sheet (in Sterling's hand): "First carbon copy - Blue Book / Argosy. Original typed copy - Astounding / Wonder. Second carbon copy - Weird / Amazing." First published in
In the Walls of Eryx
In the Walls of Eryx
Single-spaced typescript, with some minor manuscript corrections. Story originally written between the middle and end of November 1922 (SL 114, HPL to Clark Ashton Smith on Nov. 12, 1922: "I am about to start another hell-raiser for it (i.e.
The Lurking Fear
The Lurking Fear
Ghost-written for Zealia Brown Reed Bishop by Lovecraft. This copy bears a note in R. H. Barlow's hand: "Pencil additions & deletions by Derleth, 1937." First appeared in
Medusa's Coil
Medusa's Coil
Ghost-written for Zealia Brown Reed Bishop during December 1929. With some manuscript corrections by HPL. These typed sheets (probably prepared by Frank Belknap Long, Jr.), with proof-reader's marks by August W. Derleth, were bound together by Robert H. Barlow. Also included were two letters to HPL from Zealia Bishop (1934 May 26) and Frank Belknap Long, Jr. (1934 May 28), as well as an envelope addressed to HPL from Frank Belknap Long, Jr., postmarked May 28, 1934. On the front end-sheet is a note in Barlow's hand: "
The Mound
The Mound
Ghost-written for Zealia Brown Reed Bishop during December 1929. On the first page is a note in Robert H. Barlow's hand: "By H. P. Lovecraft, 1929. Ghost-written for Zealia B. Reed, who never paid him." First published in
The Mound
The Mound
Written in pen and pencil. Manuscript note "?1934" in August W. Derleth's hand. Published as "The Book" in
My memories are very confused ...
My memories are very confused ...
Written during January 1921 (SL 70, HPL to FBL, Jan. 26, 1921:. "... at the risk of boring you will enclose my latest - just finished and typed -
The Nameless City
The Nameless City
This heavily revised manuscript was the source for one of the posthumous collaborations created by August W. Derleth. First published in
Of Evill Sorceries Done in New-England : of Daemons in no Humane Shape
Of Evill Sorceries Done in New-England : of Daemons in no Humane Shape
Dated at end in HPL's hand: "Aug. 14, 1921." First published in
The Other Gods
The Other Gods
With manuscript corrections. This typescript was probably prepared by Donald Wandrei. First published in
The Other Gods
The Other Gods
With manuscript corrections. Typescript prepared by HPL in the summer of 1926 (SL 239, HPL to Clark Ashton Smith, Oct. 12, 1926: "I've written two new tales, one of which is the sunken-land thing I described in advance last year"). This typescript was probably prepared by HPL for submission to
Pickman's Model
Pickman's Model
With manuscript corrections. HPL completed writing the original story on December 12, 1921 (HPL to R. Kleiner, 1921 Dec 14, T35:120). This typescript was probably prepared by E. Hoffmann Price in November 1932 (SL 585, HPL to EHP, Nov. 26, 1932: "I shan't mind the appearance of
The Picture in the House
The Picture in the House
Dated by HPL: "Feby. 28, 1921." First published in
The Quest of Iranon
The Quest of Iranon
Typescript with manuscript corrections. Dated at the end of the text: "February 28, 1921." This typescript was probably prepared by Donald Wandrei in September 1927 (HPL to Wandrei, 1927 Sep 11: "I am enclosing that "Iranon" effusion ... Copy it as thou wilt -- but don't say I advised you to do it." HPL to Wandrei, 1927 Sep 27: "I went over "Iranon" & corrected whatever stenographic slips there were -- though there weren't many. I can never cease to be grateful for your kindness in preparing the copy"). First published in
The Quest of Iranon
The Quest of Iranon
Carbon copy of typescript with same manuscript corrections. First published in
The Quest of Iranon
The Quest of Iranon
With manuscript notes "Copied. Derleth." and "?1934." First published as "Notes for The Round Tower: (An Unwritten Story)" in
The Round Tower
The Round Tower
First published in
The Shadow Out of Time (plot notes)
The Shadow Out of Time (plot notes)
Pencil draft with corrections. "Begun Nov 10 1934" written above title. "Finished Feby. 22, 1935" and "Revised Feby. 24, 1935" on last page. This second draft contains extensive revisions including substitution of one-half of the first page (HPL to Clark Ashton Smith, 1935 Mar 26, T32: 158: "Which reminds me that I've finished
The Shadow Out of Time
The Shadow Out of Time
Incomplete, last page (58) only. This single page is apparently from a variant version of the story. The text mentions "Professor Dyer," "Dr. Boyle" and "my son" as if being narrated by Nathaniel Wingate Peaslee. Autograph note by HPL at the end: "Copied Aug. 15, 1935" [see HPL to D Wandrei (1935 Aug 14) for mention of RH Barlow having "just copied my
The Shadow Out of Time
The Shadow Out of Time
Probably written in October or November 1931 on verso of the last page of a letter from Helm Spink written sometime in 1930.
The Shadow Over Innsmouth
The Shadow Over Innsmouth
Dated at the end by HPL: "Finish'd Decr. 3, 1931." This is the final (fourth?) revised draft prepared by HPL (SL 511, HPL to Clark Ashton Smith, 1931 Nov 20: "My latest move is to destroy all three versions written to date, preparatory to embarking on a fourth"). First published as
The Shadow Over Innsmouth
The Shadow Over Innsmouth
Typescript prepared by Jan. 22, 1932, with manuscript corrections (HPL to Wandrei, 1932 Jan 22: "As soon as I can get down to the express office I shall dispatch ... a new 72-page attempt of mine about which I am very uncertain"). First published as
The Shadow Over Innsmouth
The Shadow Over Innsmouth
These notes refer to errors in the typed version (Accession: A18764). HPL may have written it to guide William Crawford in setting the type for the 1936 Visionary Publishing Company edition. On verso of HPL: Non-Fiction:
The Shadow Over Innsmouth - Error Notes
The Shadow Over Innsmouth - Error Notes
Photocopy supplied by Roy Squires.
The Shadow Over Innsmouth - Errata
The Shadow Over Innsmouth - Errata
With some manuscript corrections. Original manuscript completed Nov. 2, 1924 (see HPL to Lillian D. Clark, 1924 Nov 4-6). This typescript may have been prepared by W. Paul Cook as a guide for type-setting the 1928 Recluse Press edition. First published in
The Shunned House
The Shunned House
With minor manuscript corrections. Typescript probably prepared by HPL sometime during late-1926. First published in
The Silver Key
The Silver Key
HPL had completed writing the story by Dec. 27, 1919 (HPL to R Kleiner, 1919 Dec 27: "I have just finished a ghastly tale entitled 'The Statement of Randolph Carter', based on an actual dream of mine ...", T35:90). It was first published in
The Statement of Randolph Carter
The Statement of Randolph Carter
Dated at the end: "Novr. 9, 1926." This combination of manuscript (pages 1-7 and 10) and typescript (pages 8 and 9) was heavily revised by HPL. He apparently continued to make revisions even after the story was first published in
The Strange High House in the Mist
The Strange High House in the Mist
Credited to "Percy Simple." Probably written during the early 1920's. First published in
Sweet Ermengarde: Or, the Heart of a Country Girl
Sweet Ermengarde: Or, the Heart of a Country Girl
Dated at the end: "Jany. 28, 1920." This clean version was copied from the original draft by HPL sometime after it was published in
The Terrible Old Man
The Terrible Old Man
Written in pencil. With presentation inscription on the first page: "To Duane W. Rimel, Esq., with the best regards of H. P. Lovecraft." This manuscript is dated at the end: "Begun - Aug 21, 1933. Ended - Aug. 24, 1933." First published in
The Thing on the Doorstep
The Thing on the Doorstep
With manuscript corrections. Probably typed by one of HPL's revision clients (see HPL to Robert H. Barlow, 1933 Nov 13). A cover sheet contains a list for circulating this typescript to: Clark Ashton Smith, Robert E. Howard, E. Hoffmann Price, August W. Derleth, Robert Bloch, J. Vernon Shea, R. H. Barlow, F. Lee Baldwin and Donald Wandrei. First published in
The Thing on the Doorstep
The Thing on the Doorstep
The story was written in collaboration with E. Hoffmann Price between October 1932 and April 1933 (SL 568, HPL to EHP, Oct. 3, 1932: "I perused your Randolph Carter sequel with the keenest interest ... and I profoundly hope we can get it into publishable shape sooner or later."; SL 614, HPL to EHP, Apr. 6, 1933: "Gawd what a job! I suppose you'll be disappointed, but this is really the best I can do. Of course, this is only a first draught ..."). This manuscript copy, in pencil, is predominantly in HPL's hand. First published in
Through the Gates of the Silver Key
Through the Gates of the Silver Key
With manuscript corrections by both HPL and E. Hoffmann Price. This typescript was probably prepared by Price. First published in
Through the Gates of the Silver Key
Through the Gates of the Silver Key
Manuscript draft of the completed typescript version which is Accession A55361 [191]. It is a pastiche of an amateur journal/newsletter. Date of "Aug. 1935" in blue pencil in upper right corner written in unknown hand. Contains "Arcadia" credited to "Fred Balledup", "A Lurking Menace" by Divorcin Blottit and other titles included in the typed version. First published in
Tosh Bosh
Tosh Bosh
With minor manuscript corrections. Title continues: "Vol. 365 No. 5280. All rights reserved, including that of translation into Yiddish and Scandinavian. Published at Hubert's Cafeteria, Sheridan Sq. NYC." First published in
Tosh Bosh : An Hourly Devoted to the Mutual Puffing of the Tosh Bosh Clique
Tosh Bosh : An Hourly Devoted to the Mutual Puffing of the Tosh Bosh Clique
Wrtten in pencil. Dated "9/16/19." First published in
The Transition of Juan Romero
The Transition of Juan Romero
Typescript with minor manuscript corrections. Dated in text: "September 16, 1919." Probably typed by Robert H. Barlow in 1932 (see HPL to Robert H. Barlow, 1932 Apr 14). First published in
The Transition of Juan Romero
The Transition of Juan Romero
Second carbon copy with same manuscript corrections as Accession A12118. First published in
The Transition of Juan Romero
The Transition of Juan Romero
Written in 1920, with minor manuscript corrections in HPL's hand. Comments
The Tree
The Tree
Notes and drawing on George Kirk stationery describing a mysterious house built circa 1700 and the lives of the family who lived in it. August Derleth later used these notes as his inspiration for
The Watchers Out of Time
The Watchers Out of Time
Dated at the end: "June 5 - 1922." A prose poem. First published in
What the Moon Brings
What the Moon Brings
With manuscript note: " Begun Providence, R.I. Feby. 24, 1930. Provisionally finished Charleston, S.C. May 7, 1930. Polishing completed Providence, R.I. Septr. 26, 1930." First published in
The Whisperer in Darkness
The Whisperer in Darkness
With minor manuscript corrections. Typescript prepared by HPL (HPL to Wandrei, 1930 Nov 2: "I managed to finish a 69-page novelette with a Vermont setting, called "The Whisperer in Darkness", which Wright has accepted with commendable promptness"). First published in
The Whisperer in Darkness
The Whisperer in Darkness
Carbon copy with minor manuscript corrections. The original manuscript was written during November 1919, and first published in
The White Ship
The White Ship
Galley proofs with minor corrections for publication in
The White Ship
The White Ship
Dated by HPL: "Octr. 12, 1927." With minor manuscript corrections. Written on the verso of a press release from The Century Company. First published in
The Absent Leader
The Absent Leader
Two (2) carbon copies. Corrections in the manuscript version (A32500 [351]) are incorporated into these typescripts. Dated in the text: "October 12, 1927."
The Absent Leader
The Absent Leader
These satirical poems were published in
Ad Criticos
Ad Criticos
Published in "The Tryout" Vol. 6, no. 2, February 1920.
Ad Scribam (Jonathan E. Hoag)
Ad Scribam (Jonathan E. Hoag)
With minor manuscript corrections. This typescript may have been prepared by Robert H. Barlow. In published versions the title is given as "Aletheia Phrikodes." First published as "The Poe-et's Nightmare" in
Alethia Phrikodes
Alethia Phrikodes
Credited to Ward Phillips. Published in
Ambition
Ambition
Written in ink with many corrections. With manuscript note by HPL: "44 l[ines]." First published in
The Ancient Track
The Ancient Track
Dated by HPL: "Novr. 26, 1929." First published in
The Ancient Track
The Ancient Track
Included in "Tosh Bosh." Credited to "Fred Balledup" which is different from the typed version of this poem (A55361 [191]) which is credited to "Head Balledup." Possibly written in August, 1935.
Arcadia
Arcadia
Included in "Tosh Bosh." Credited to "Head Balledup" which is different from the manuscript version (A32500 [173]) of this poem on which is clearly written "Fred Balledup." On verso written in pencil: "Hsothin Ms. June 1934"
Arcadia
Arcadia
Published in
August ; Death ; Providence
August ; Death ; Providence
Newspaper clipping of published poem.
Autumn
Autumn
Published in
Autumn
Autumn
Written in memory of Jonathan E. Hoag (February 10, 1831 - October 17, 1927). Dated "Octr. 18, 1927" First published in
Ave Atque Vale
Ave Atque Vale
Published in
Ave Atque Vale
Ave Atque Vale
Dated by HPL: "Jany. 2, 1930." Part of the
Background
Background
Newspaper clipping
Background
Background
Credited to Ward Phillips. Published in
Bells
Bells
On page titled "Bouts Rimes" and "The White Elephant." Written in collaboration with Robert H. Barlow and dated in Barlow's hand: "May 23, 1934."
Beyond Zimbabwe
Beyond Zimbabwe
Written in ink on postcard-sized page. With minor manuscript corrections. First lines: "Belknap, how quick does time again/ Draw forth the tributary strain."
Birthday Lines to Frank Belknap Long, Jr.
Birthday Lines to Frank Belknap Long, Jr.
Written on back of an envelope postmarked at Athol, MA on Nov. 3, 1919. Verses intended for Margaret Abraham and Alfred M. Galpin, who were both born on November 8th. First published in
Birthday Lines to Margfred Galbraham
Birthday Lines to Margfred Galbraham
Under title: "An epistle to Rheinhart Kleiner, Esq. Poet-Laureate. Unknown publication.
The Bookstall
The Bookstall
Includes
Bouts Rimes
Bouts Rimes
Printed in
The Bride of the Sea
The Bride of the Sea
Carbon copy. First published in
Brotherhood
Brotherhood
From
Brotherhood
Brotherhood
Newspaper clipping
Brumalia
Brumalia
Written in pencil. Dated in Robert H. Barlow's hand: "Feb. 15, 1925 First published in
The Cats
The Cats
Clean copy written in ink. Dated by HPL: "Feb. 15, 1925." Credited to "L. Theobald, Jun." First published in
The Cats
The Cats
Two carbon copies. "By Lewis Theobald, Jun. Inscrib'd to the Author's Grandson, Consul Hasting, Esq." Consul Hastings refers to Alfred M. Galpin. It is dated in the text: "Jan. 1723 [i.e. 1923]." First published in
Chloris and Damon
Chloris and Damon
Written on an envelope addressed postmarked 4 Nov 1919 to Mr. Howard P. Lovecraft, 598 Angell St.... Poem begins "In wishing Christmas joys for you...".
Christmas Fragment
Christmas Fragment
Written on an envelope which has "Scatter Sunshine with Greeting Cards" printed on it. Poem begins "Whilst you invade with prattling joy...". Encludes a list of "Send to" with various names crossed off. The other side has 5 verses with the initials for a different person written next to each one.
Christmas Fragments
Christmas Fragments
Headed "Christmas -1919" by HPL. Includes 9 verses and list of persons to whom they they were sent. Also includes typed letter from Mary Faye Durr to Ann Tillery Renshaw on verso.
Christmas Fragments
Christmas Fragments
Includes 8 verses with some indications of the persons to whom they were sent. Dated "Chr. 1920" by HPL. Written on versos of an envelope and correspondence. The larger of 2 pages of A32500 [329] has the poem "The Snow, the Snow, the Beautiful Snow" written on verso in unknown handwriting. The smaller of 2 pages of A32500 [329] has a typed letter signed to HPL from John Ravenor Bullen dated October 20, 1920.
Christmas Fragments
Christmas Fragments
Headed "Chr. 1921" by HPL. Includes 9 verses and some indication of the persons to whom they were sent. Correspondence on verso of A32500 [336] from Charles W. "Tryout" Smith.
Christmas Fragments - 1921
Christmas Fragments - 1921
Includes eight verses for friends. One of them is for Alfred W. Galpin, first line: "A Welcome home, Son! May you find the antient hearth a little pleasing" from "Grandpa, 21 Dec 1723 [i.e. 1923]. Another poem is addressed "To An Author of Juvenile Fiction," first line: "Behold a double blessing, sweet & mild;" written on the verso of an earlier draft. Another poem is addressed "To Mr. & Mrs. C. M. Eddy, Jr," first line: "Behold a pleasure & a guide."
Christmas Fragments
Christmas Fragments
Poems written for many of Lovecraft's friends. The recipient of each poem indicated with the intitials of that person. Includes correspondence on verso: Harris, Bridie (1921 Mar 11); Daas, Edward F. (1921 Feb 23); Spoerri, J. Fuller (1921 Mar 15); Wright, Farnsworth, Weird Tales (1925 Apr 10).
Christmas Fragments
Christmas Fragments
Poems written for many of Lovecraft's friends. The recipient of each poem indicated with the intitials of that person. Includes correspondence on verso: Conover, William of the United States Amateur Press Association to HPL (1924 Jan 8); Page 1 of Moe, Maurice to Lovecraft dated "Saturday P.M."; Page 1 of Whitaker, Noah to Lovecraft (1924 Feb 11) from Springfield, Ohio.
Christmas Fragments
Christmas Fragments
Poems written for many of Lovecraft's friends. The recipient of each poem indicated with the intitials of that person. These poems were written on the versos of pages of a brochure from the American Museum of Natural History titled:
Christmas Fragments
Christmas Fragments
Poems written for many of Lovecraft's friends. The recipient of each poem indicated with the intitials of that person. Written at top of page 1: "Moe - Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year." The poem for Moe signed with the pseudonym "Edward John Ambrose Bierce Theobald."
Christmas Fragments
Christmas Fragments
Poems written for many of Lovecraft's friends. The recipient of each poem indicated with the intitials or abbreviated form of their name. Page 1 begins "Grave sir, accept in weak uncertain lays...". 6 sheets from a 2 punch notepad and one manila colored fragment written in pencil.
Christmas Fragments
Christmas Fragments
Included in "Alethia Phrikodes"
The City
The City
Written in ink with minor manuscript corrections. With autograph note by HPL: "12 stanz[as]." First published in
The Conscript
The Conscript
Pamphlet published by "A. Harris, Selwyn House, Clifton Road, Llandudno, Wales, England". Title at head of poem is "The Crime of Crimes: Lusitania, 1915".
The Crime of Crimes
The Crime of Crimes
Written in ink with manuscript corrections. On versos of applications for membership in the "Hub Journalists' Club" and blank portions of Western Union telegram forms. Dated by HPL: "Decr. 13, 1723 [i.e. 1923]." Credited to "L. Theobald Jun."
Damon and Lyce
Damon and Lyce
Probably written for publication in
II. De Scriptore Mulieroso
II. De Scriptore Mulieroso
With manuscript corrections. HPL noted: "Something strictly modern and very cynical." Credited to "Lewis Theobald, Junr." A copy of this poem was included in a letter to Maurice W. Moe (1916 Aug 29, T8: 517). First published in
The Dead Bookworm
The Dead Bookworm
Written in pencil. Dated "Thursday Nov. 30, 1911 First line: "If as you start toward Lillie's festive spread." On verso is a note written by Sarah Susan Lovecraft: "Written on Thanksgiving day by HPL When I went to Lillies to dinner & he was asleep."
Dear Mother
Dear Mother
Clean copy written in ink of original pencil version. See also A12089.
Dear Mother
Dear Mother
Published in
Death
Death
Written in pencil with manuscript corrections on an envelope addressed to HPL from Browning's Magazine. This poem may have been written by Alfred M. Galpin rather than by HPL. On verso is another version titled "The Road to Ruin" and "Single Stanza Version", both written in ink.
Decline & Fall of a Man of the World ; The Road to Ruin
Decline & Fall of a Man of the World ; The Road to Ruin
Included in "Alethia Phrikodes"
Despair
Despair
Credited to: "Ward Phillips (HoWARD PHILLIPS Lovecraf)." First published in
Despair
Despair
Below title: "Respectfully Dedicated to Master Consul Hasting". Published in
The Dream
The Dream
Newspaper clipping of the published poem.
The Dweller
The Dweller
Published poem with manuscript correction by HPL in ink.
The East India Brick Row
The East India Brick Row
Photocopy of the 1929 newspaper clipping with the published poem. Includes autograph note "originals loaned by Mrs. Trimble" in unknown hand.
The East India Brick Row
The East India Brick Row
Three pages, with the poem (1) hand printed in ink, (2) written in longhand in pencil, and (3) written in longhand in ink. Written in memory of Edith Miniter (May 19, 1867 - June 4, 1934). Dated "Sep. 10, 1934." First appeared in
Edith Minter
Edith Minter
One typed page, with "Providence, R.I., September 10, 1934" typed at bottom and "Please return" written in pencil at top. Written in memory of Edith Miniter (May 19, 1867 - June 4, 1934). Dated "Sep. 10, 1934." First appeared in
Edith MInter
Edith MInter
Written in memory of Edith Miniter (May 19, 1867 - June 4, 1934). Dated "Sep. 10, 1934." First appeared in
Edith Miniter
Edith Miniter
Included in "Alethia Phrikodes"
Eidolon
Eidolon
Newspaper clipping from the
An Elegy on Phillips Gamwell, Esq.
An Elegy on Phillips Gamwell, Esq.
In
Fact and Fancy
Fact and Fancy
Probably written for submission to
I. Frustra Praemunitus
I. Frustra Praemunitus
First page dated Dec. 27, 1929, last page dated by HPL Jany. 4, 1930. The
Fungi from Yuggoth
Fungi from Yuggoth
Two sets of carbon copies with envelope addressed to Robert H. Barlow. Envelope was hand-cancelled, with no postmark, at Providence. Text ends with XXXV.
Fungi from Yuggoth
Fungi from Yuggoth
Includes all titles listed in another typed manuscript for Fungi of Yuggoth (A56404 and A56405) with these differences: IV. is
Fungi from Yuggoth
Fungi from Yuggoth
With manuscript corrections.
Fungi from Yuggoth
Fungi from Yuggoth
This appears to refer to the errors in the version typed by Robert H. Barlow (see Robert H. Barlow to HPL, 1933 Feb 10). On the same page with "Errors in Psychopompos" referring to errors found in the typescript of that text (A18756). On recto of Robert H. Barlow to HPL (1933 Aug 23).
Fungi from Yuggoth - Errata
Fungi from Yuggoth - Errata
This begins "Fungi rom Yuggoth, I-XXXVI...".
Fungi from Yuggoth - Tentative list
Fungi from Yuggoth - Tentative list
Galley proofs prepared for publication in
Fungi from Yuggoth - Galley proofs
Fungi from Yuggoth - Galley proofs
Page proofs for edition published by Dragon-Fly Press (Cassia, Florida) in 1936. Contains many autograph corrections as well as pencil drawings.
Fungi from Yuggoth - Page proofs
Fungi from Yuggoth - Page proofs
Poem with prose notes. Pages 3, 4 and 5 only.
Gandeamus
Gandeamus
Credited to "L. Theobald, Junr." First published in
A Garden
A Garden
First published in
A Garden
A Garden
Published in
A Garden
A Garden
This manuscript may have been written before 1910. The title continues: "or, how a Griffin became an Ass. (After the manner of Ovid's
Gryphus in Asinum Mutatus
Gryphus in Asinum Mutatus
Included in "Alethia Phrikodes"
Hallowe'en in a Suburb
Hallowe'en in a Suburb
A 40-line poem with many manuscript revisions. Dated by HPL: "Jan. 3, 1927." On verso is page 2 of a letter from Eugene B. Kuntz dated 1926 Jan 20.
Hedone
Hedone
With penciled note "c. 1918".
Hellas
Hellas
Newspaper clipping from
His Ninety-third Birthday
His Ninety-third Birthday
Another copy of the poem printed in
His Ninety-third Birthday
His Ninety-third Birthday
With corrections and annotation "Theobald's Translation." On verso is
[Horace:] Book III, Ode IX
[Horace:] Book III, Ode IX
Typed transcription of manuscript draft (A32500 [354] (2)). "Theobald's Translation" has been crossed out and been replaced by "(Translated by a Gentleman of New England)." Horace - HPL's translation of Book III, Ode IX
Horace: Book III, Ode IX
Horace: Book III, Ode IX
A clean copy printed in ink. It may have been written as an enclosure for a letter. The title continues: "A Dialogue betwixt Horace and Lydia [Translated by a Gentleman of New-England]." Dated by HPL: "Providence, in Rhode-Island, January 22, 1736 [i.e. 1936]." Published in
[Horace] The Odes of Horace, Book III, ix
[Horace] The Odes of Horace, Book III, ix
A 4-line poem written in pencil on a scrap cut from an envelope. First lines: "The hour is TEN, as to my couch I creep,/ In quest of slumbers visionless & deep." Signed: "L. Theobald, Jun." This was probably written before 1910. On verso of the same envelope is the poem
The hour is TEN, as to my couch I creep
The hour is TEN, as to my couch I creep
Included in "Alethia Phrikodes"
The House
The House
Credited to "Lawrence Appleton" and dedicated to "Edward Softly, Esq." First appeared in
Hylas and Myrrha: A Tale
Hylas and Myrrha: A Tale
This acrostic sonnet on Edgar Allan Poe's name was composed in August 1936 as part of a contest between HPL, Robert H. Barlow and Adolphe de Castro. First published in Corwin Stickney's
In a Sequester'd Providence Churchyard Where Once Poe Walk'd
In a Sequester'd Providence Churchyard Where Once Poe Walk'd
The poem "Inspiration" is on same page as: "On Receiving a Picture of the Marshes at Ipswich," first published in
Inspiration
Inspiration
On page 287 of unidentified magazine.
Inspiration
Inspiration
Printed in
The Introduction
The Introduction
Written ca. September 1915. HPL reacts to criticism of him in
The Isaacsonio-Mortoniad
The Isaacsonio-Mortoniad
First line in an 8-line poem written in ink with manuscript corrections. Written in memory of, or possibly dedicated to, one of the cats of whom HPL was so fond. The last line reads: "In fields of catnip rich with rodent prey."
Last of an elder race, whose treasured lore ...
Last of an elder race, whose treasured lore ...
This may have been written before 1915. Signed "L. Phillips Howard." On verso HPL noted: "Modern 'Poem'." On the same page as
Life's Mystery
Life's Mystery
A selection of short limericks on various subjects.
Limericks
Limericks
Carbon copy with minor manuscript corrections in HPL's hand. The title continues: "Cleveland, Octr. 13, 1923." First published in
Lines for Poets' Night at the Scribblers' Club
Lines for Poets' Night at the Scribblers' Club
A 16-line poem written in ink on the verso of an envelope. This poem was probably written for Robert H. Barlow. It commemorates HPL's receiving a copy of Albert Gorton Greene's
Lines on receiving a rebound book
Lines on receiving a rebound book
Printed in
Lines on the 25th Anniversary of the Providence Evening News, 1892-1917
Lines on the 25th Anniversary of the Providence Evening News, 1892-1917
Written on a fragment of envelope addressed to Mr. Howard P. Lovecraft
Madam, what thankful raptures rouse my breast...
Madam, what thankful raptures rouse my breast...
Printed on page 588 of unidentified magazine.
The Marshes at Ipswich
The Marshes at Ipswich
A separate copy of the poem from
Medusa: A Portrait
Medusa: A Portrait
Written circa 1914. Full title: "The Members of the Young Men's Club of the First Universalist Church of Providence, R. I. To its President, about to leave for Florida on account of his health."
The Members of the Young Men's Club ... To Its President ...
The Members of the Young Men's Club ... To Its President ...
Written on an unfolded envelope. Dedicated "To Bertrand K. Hart, Esq." Final note by HPL: "10 Barnes Street, Providence, R.I., Novr. 30, 1929, 3:07 a.m. (The inner door still holds!)." First published in
The Messenger
The Messenger
Part of the
Mirage
Mirage
With major manuscript corrections. Dated by HPL: "Jany 31 - 1925." First published in
My Favourite Character
My Favourite Character
Carbon copy. Credited to "J. Lewis Theobald.". Written ca. June 1916. First published in
My Lost Love
My Lost Love
Dated "April 1912." First appeared in
New-England Fallen
New-England Fallen
With major corrections. First published in
Nathicana
Nathicana
Published in
Nathicana
Nathicana
Included in "Alethia Phrikodes"
Nemesis
Nemesis
Newspaper clipping
Night-Gaunts
Night-Gaunts
Included in "Alethia Phrikodes"
The Nightmare Lake
The Nightmare Lake
With HPL's manuscript address at foot of second page. Probably written in early 1915. First published in
1914.0
1914.0
Printed in
North and South Britons
North and South Britons
Newspaper clipping
Nostalgia
Nostalgia
Included in "Alethia Phrikodes"
October
October
Dated in the text: "Octr. 30, 1925." First published in
October
October
Written on an envelope from Alice M. Hamlet postmarked Oct. 12, 1919. HPL's birthday verse for his mother, Sarah Susan Lovecraft
Oct. 17, 1919
Oct. 17, 1919
Written on an envelope from George J. Houtain postmarked Oct. 4, 1920. HPL's birthday verse for his mother.
Oct. 17, 1920
Oct. 17, 1920
Printed in an unidentified magazine
Ode for July Fourth 1917
Ode for July Fourth 1917
Ode for July Fourth 1917
Ode for July Fourth 1917
With minor manuscript corrections. First published in
Old Christmas
Old Christmas
Dated in the text: "Providence, R.I., August 20, 1920." On verso of a letter to HPL from A. Harold Brown (1921 Apr 16). First published in
On a Grecian Colonnade in a Park
On a Grecian Colonnade in a Park
Dated by HPL: "Septr. 7, 1913." First published in
On a New-England Village Seen By Moonlight
On a New-England Village Seen By Moonlight
Dedicated "To Jonathan Hoag, Esq., Feb. 10, 1922." First published in
On a Poet's Ninety-first Birthday
On a Poet's Ninety-first Birthday
Printed in
On a Poet's Ninety-first Birthday
On a Poet's Ninety-first Birthday
First Line: "Proficient Paul hath so much language got"
On An Accomplished Young Linguist
On An Accomplished Young Linguist
With major manuscript corrections. Dated by HPL: "August 30, 1931." Credited to "L. Theobald, Jun." On verso of a press release from The Century Company.
On An Unspoil'd Rural Prospect
On An Unspoil'd Rural Prospect
A selection of verses on this topic written by HPL and Rheinhart Kleiner.
On Collaboration
On Collaboration
Printed in
On His Ninetieth Birthday
On His Ninetieth Birthday
This may have been written before 1915. On the same page as
On Mr. L. Phillips Howard's Profound Poem entitled "Life's Mystery"
On Mr. L. Phillips Howard's Profound Poem entitled "Life's Mystery"
Printed in the
On Receiving a Picture of Swans
On Receiving a Picture of Swans
Carbon copy. First published in
On Receiving a Picture of the Marshes at Ipswich
On Receiving a Picture of the Marshes at Ipswich
Mrs. Berkeley is "Winifred V. Jackson." Credited to "L. Theobald, Junr." Dated by HPL: "Dec. 25, 1920." Pages 1 and 2 have unidentified correspondence on verso. Verso of page 4 is a letter to Lovecraft from Helen H. Salls, October 4, 1920.
On Receiving Ye Portraiture of Mrs. Berkeley, Ye Poetess
On Receiving Ye Portraiture of Mrs. Berkeley, Ye Poetess
Typescript credited to "Henry Paget-Lowe." First published in
On Religion
On Religion
Written on the back of an envelope postmarked Nov. 1, 1929. Accompanied by a typescript version which is dated "November 1929."
On the Achievements of a Popular Writer
On the Achievements of a Popular Writer
A hectographed poem credited to HPL. With manuscript date in unknown hand: "1912."
On the Creation of Niggers
On the Creation of Niggers
Published in
On the Death of a Rhyming Critic
On the Death of a Rhyming Critic
Six verses for Alfred Galpin, probably written in collaboration with Kleiner: "Out of the vortices of cosmic space..." "June 30 - Midnight" written on verso.
Out of the vortices of cosmic space...
Out of the vortices of cosmic space...
Included in "Alethia Phrikodes"
The Outpost
The Outpost
First published in
The Outpost
The Outpost
Dated in the text: "Nov. 26, 1929." First published in
The Outpost
The Outpost
Printed in an unidentified magazine.
The Outpost
The Outpost
This is a photocopy of the poem, published in
This is listed in HPL's catalogues of his juvenile publications.
Ovid's Metamorphoses
Ovid's Metamorphoses
Credited to "Lewis Theobald, Jun."
Pacifist War Song - 1917
Pacifist War Song - 1917
Printed in
The Peace Advocate
The Peace Advocate
Printed in
The Peace Advocate
The Peace Advocate
Credited to "Archibald Maynwaring"
Pensive Swan
Pensive Swan
Credited to "Archibald Maynwaring"
Pensive Swan
Pensive Swan
Printed in
Perverted Poesie or Modern Metre, By Humphry Littlewit, Esq., of Grubstreet Manor
Perverted Poesie or Modern Metre, By Humphry Littlewit, Esq., of Grubstreet Manor
Penciled note on verso says "Californian 1937".
Phaeton
Phaeton
Printed in
Poet at Ninety-five
Poet at Ninety-five
The Poetical Punch Pushed from his Pedestal
The Poetical Punch Pushed from his Pedestal
A 10-line poem written in ink on a scrap of paper. First lines: "Poor Kelso the poet, defending his verse,/ Forbids us to laugh, since we're like to write worse." Refers to Guy H. Kelso, a member of the Providence Amateur Press Club. Written ca. October 1916 (See HPL to John T. Dunn, 1916 Oct 14).
Poor Kelso the poet, defending his verse...
Poor Kelso the poet, defending his verse...
Published in
The Power of Wine
The Power of Wine
Included in "Alethia Phrikodes"
Primavera
Primavera
Title continues: "(Apologies to T. Babington Macaulay)." Credited to "L. Theobald, Jun." Dated in the text "Jany. 11, 1921." First published in
The Prophecy of Capys Secundus
The Prophecy of Capys Secundus
A typed transcript copied from
Providence
Providence
Published in
Providence
Providence
Printed in
Providence
Providence
Dated by HPL: "Nov. 24, 1916"
Providence Amateur Press Club (Deceased) to the Athenaeum Club of Journalism
Providence Amateur Press Club (Deceased) to the Athenaeum Club of Journalism
Poem clipped from a newspaper or magazine. The bracketed part of the accession number is illegible.
Providence in 2000 A.D.
Providence in 2000 A.D.
An original typed copy. First published in
Psychopompos: A Tale in Rhyme
Psychopompos: A Tale in Rhyme
A carbon copy. Probably typed by Robert H. Barlow in 1933 (see HPL to Robert H. Barlow, 1933 Jan 28, and Robert H. Barlow to HPL, 1933 Feb 10). First published in
Psychopompos: A Tale in Rhyme
Psychopompos: A Tale in Rhyme
The errors referred to are found in the typescript of this text (A18756). On the same page as "Fungi from Yuggoth - Errata". On verso of Robert H. Barlow to HPL (1933 Aug 23).
Errors in Psychopompos
Errors in Psychopompos
On verso of [Horace] Book III, Ode IX, with HPL's autograph note "literal prose translation".
Q.H.F. Carm III, ix: Dialogus Horati et Lydiae
Q.H.F. Carm III, ix: Dialogus Horati et Lydiae
Added to the
Recapture
Recapture
Draft translation by HPL of the first 7 stanzas of the original poem. These pages are very fragile. Some of the text has been lost due to the brittleness of the paper.
Regnar Lodbrog's Epicedium, or Funeral Song
Regnar Lodbrog's Epicedium, or Funeral Song
This is a translation of the first 7 stanzas by HPL of the original poem. Dated in the text: "c. 1920." However, HPL probably composed this poem in 1914 (see HPL to Maurice W. Moe, 1914 Dec 17, T8: 520). First published in
Regnar Lodbrog's Epicedium, or Funeral Song (8th Century) - Translated from Olaus Wormius
Regnar Lodbrog's Epicedium, or Funeral Song (8th Century) - Translated from Olaus Wormius
Carbon copy. First published in
Respite
Respite
Printed on page 826 of an unidentified magazine.
Respite
Respite
First published in
The Return
The Return
"of Mr. Smith" is written in pencil under the poem's title.
The Return
The Return
Carbon copy. First published in
The Rose of England
The Rose of England
Dated by HPL: "March 25, 1918"
Rural Springtime
Rural Springtime
Included in "Alethia Phrikodes"
The Rutted Road
The Rutted Road
HPL's Christmas verse for his mother. Written on the back of an envelope postmarked Dec. 20.
S. S. L. Christmas, 1920
S. S. L. Christmas, 1920
Written on the back of an advertisement for David Davidson's Platinum Prints of Colonial Scenes.
Saturnalia
Saturnalia
HPL noted: "The object of this elegy is the cherished 11-year-old feline of our venerable colleague C. W. Smith. I am extremely fond of cats -- & of good old Tryout -- hence the lines." First published in
Sir Thomas Tryout. Died Nov. 15, 1921
Sir Thomas Tryout. Died Nov. 15, 1921
On verso of HPL Poetry:
Solstice
Solstice
Published in
Solstice
Solstice
Printed in
A Sonnet
A Sonnet
Printed in
A Sonnet
A Sonnet
Five mimeographed sheets of paper providing questions and commentary on poetry. The sonnets on the first page probably written by Lovecraft for Maurice Moe to use in his classroom instruction as a high school teacher. The author of the remaining 5 pages of poetry instruction is unclear. It may be either Lovecraft or Maurice Moe.
Sonnet Study
Sonnet Study
Sors Poetae
Sors Poetae
First two printed pages of
The State of Poetry
The State of Poetry
Published in
Sunset
Sunset
Written on an envelope postmarked 1930 Jul 24.
Suspicious souls
Suspicious souls
A 4-line poem written in pencil on a scrap cut from an envelope. First lines: "Take heed Diana of my humble plea;/ Convey me where my happiness shall last." This is the last stanza of "Ode to Selene or Diana" (from
Take heed Diana of my humble plea
Take heed Diana of my humble plea
Credited to "Ludovicus Theobaldus Secundus." The title continues: "Chronicled under Compulsion for an Assemblage of the Hub Club of the Massachusetts-Bay Colony, November 11, 1729 [i.e. 1929]."
Theobaldian Aestivation
Theobaldian Aestivation
First line of HPL's poem transcribed by Anne E. P. Gamwell.
Tho' short the course my humble note must run
Tho' short the course my humble note must run
First line of a poem fragment. Written on a blank Western Union telegram form.
Tis a sprig of green shamrock grown fresh with the dew
Tis a sprig of green shamrock grown fresh with the dew
Included in "Alethia Phrikodes"
To a Dreamer
To a Dreamer
Dated by HPL: "April 25, 1920." Part of the
To A Dreamer
To A Dreamer
Published in
To a Dreamer
To a Dreamer
An 82-line poem written on both sides of 3 postcard-size pages. Title continues: "Presented by his Grandfather with a volume of Contemporary Literature." Dated by HPL: "Dec. 15, 1928." First lines: "Ingenuous Age once more essays to find/ A proper gift for youth's sophistick mind ...". Draft of a poem intended to accompany a Christmas gift for Frank Belknap Long, Jr. It also appears as "An Epistle to Francis, Ld. Belknap" contained in a January 1929 letter to Maurice W. Moe published as
To A Sophisticated Young Gentleman
To A Sophisticated Young Gentleman
Dedicated to Alan Brownell Grayson. Dated in the text: "May 1931."
To A Young Poet in Dunedin
To A Young Poet in Dunedin
On verso of a torn page from a letter written sometime in December 1920 by Lovecraft to Maurice W. Moe [?] regarding a lost GALLOMO round robin letter.
To A Youth
To A Youth
Credited to "Richard Raleigh." Dedicated to "Master Alfred Galpin, Jun." Typed transcription probably by Robert H. Barlow. HPL's comments on this poem are also included. First published in
To A Youth
To A Youth
Under title of poem: "President of the United Amateur Press Association, on his Nineteenth Birthday, November 8, 1920." Published in
To Alfred Galpin, Esq.
To Alfred Galpin, Esq.
Dated in the text: "August 26, 1925." First published in
To an Infant
To an Infant
Written on an envelope postmarked Nov 17, Kansas City, Kans., 1936. Probably written in January 1937 (see HPL to Clark Ashton Smith, 1937 Feb 5). First published as "To Clark Ashton Smith" in
To Clark Ashton Smith, Esq. upon his Phantastick Tales, Verses, Pictures & Sculptures
To Clark Ashton Smith, Esq. upon his Phantastick Tales, Verses, Pictures & Sculptures
First published as "To Clark Ashton Smith" in
To Clark Ashton Smith, Esq., upon his Phantastick Tales, Verses, Pictures & Sculptures
To Clark Ashton Smith, Esq., upon his Phantastick Tales, Verses, Pictures & Sculptures
Dated by HPL: "Nov 1 - '18." "'Col. Linkaby Didd', to whom the lines are inscribed, is an
To Col. Linkaby Didd Guardian of Democracy
To Col. Linkaby Didd Guardian of Democracy
Published in
To Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett, Eighteenth Baron Dunsany
To Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett, Eighteenth Baron Dunsany
Published in
To Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett, Eighteenth Baron Dunsany
To Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett, Eighteenth Baron Dunsany
The title continues: "upon his Birthday, Novr. 25, 1925." Dated in the text: "November 25, 1925." First published as "George Willard Kirk" in
To George Willard Kirk, Gent., of Chelsea-Village, in New York
To George Willard Kirk, Gent., of Chelsea-Village, in New York
Published in
To Greece, 1917
To Greece, 1917
Printed in
To Jonathan Hoag of Greenwich upon His Ninety-fourth Birthday
To Jonathan Hoag of Greenwich upon His Ninety-fourth Birthday
Credited to "L. Theobald, Jun." Dated by HPL: "August 1917." First published in
To Mistress Sophia Simple, Queen of the Cinema
To Mistress Sophia Simple, Queen of the Cinema
Dated by HPL: "Providence, in Rhode-Island. Septr. 29, 1723 [i.e. 1923]." On verso of 1-page typed letter from Noah H. Whitaker to Lovecraft, 1923 Jul 8.
To Mr. Baldwin, upon receiving a Picture of him in a Rural Bower
To Mr. Baldwin, upon receiving a Picture of him in a Rural Bower
Written on an envelope postmarked Kansas City, Kans., Nov. 17, 1936. Probably written in January 1937 (see HPL to Clark Ashton Smith, 1937 Feb 5). First published as "To Mr. Finlay" in
To Mr. Finlay, upon his drawing for Mr. Bloch's Tale
To Mr. Finlay, upon his drawing for Mr. Bloch's Tale
With minor manuscript corrections. First published as "To Mr. Finlay" in
To Mr. Finlay, upon his drawing for Mr. Bloch's Tale
To Mr. Finlay, upon his drawing for Mr. Bloch's Tale
Original typescript. First published in
To Mr. Galpin, upon his 20th Birthday, November 8, 1921
To Mr. Galpin, upon his 20th Birthday, November 8, 1921
Carbon copy. A photocopy is also included in the folder.
To Mr. Galpin, upon his 20th Birthday, November 8, 1921
To Mr. Galpin, upon his 20th Birthday, November 8, 1921
In a leaflet titled
To Mr. Hoag on his Ninety-fourth Birthday
To Mr. Hoag on his Ninety-fourth Birthday
In a leaflet titled
To Mr. Hoag on his Ninety-fourth Birthday
To Mr. Hoag on his Ninety-fourth Birthday
With minor manuscript corrections. First published as "To. J. E. Hoag, Esq.: On His Ninetyecond [sic] Birthday, Feb. 10, 1293 [sic]" as by "L. Theobald, Jun." in
To Mr. Hoag. upon his Ninety-Second Birthday.
To Mr. Hoag. upon his Ninety-Second Birthday.
Dated by HPL: "April 10 - 1918." Includes a drawing of an 18th-century gentleman.
To Mr. Kleiner, on Receiving from Him the Poetical Works
To Mr. Kleiner, on Receiving from Him the Poetical Works
"Mar 1917" written in pencil on attached paper.
To Mr. Lockhart, on His Poetry
To Mr. Lockhart, on His Poetry
To Mr. Lockhart, on His Poetry
To Mr. Lockhart, on His Poetry
Dated by HPL: "Jan. 1, 1914." Refers to Addison Pierce Monroe, a boyhood friend of HPL's.
To Mr. Monroe, on his Instructive and Entertaining account
To Mr. Monroe, on his Instructive and Entertaining account
Praises the works of Albert Payson Terhune.
To Mr. Terhune, on his Historical Fiction
To Mr. Terhune, on his Historical Fiction
Credited to "Ward Phillips." Composed in honor of Alfred Galpin's birthday. Written on an envelope and dated by HPL: "Dec. 13 - '18." First published as "To the Eighth of November," in
To Nov. 8
To Nov. 8
Credited to "L. Theobald, Jun" one of HPL's pseudonyms. Printed in
To Phillis
To Phillis
With minor manuscript corrections. Dated in the text: "Jany. 1723 [i.e. 1923]." First published in
To Rheinhart Kleiner, Esq., upon His Town Fables and Elegies
To Rheinhart Kleiner, Esq., upon His Town Fables and Elegies
Verse written on a birthday card from HPL to his mother. First published in
To S. S. L. - Oct 17, 1920
To S. S. L. - Oct 17, 1920
Credited to: "Grandpa Theobald"
To Sam'l Loveman, Esq. with a Belated present
To Sam'l Loveman, Esq. with a Belated present
Credited to "L. Theobald, Jun"
To Samuel Loveman, Esq. upon adorning his room for his birthday
To Samuel Loveman, Esq. upon adorning his room for his birthday
Signed: "From H. Lovecraft, Critick. 1722 [i.e. 1922]"
To Samuel Loveman, Gent.
To Samuel Loveman, Gent.
To The A.H.S.P.C. on Receipt of the Christmas Pippin
To The A.H.S.P.C. on Receipt of the Christmas Pippin
Credited to: "Ward Phillips."
To The A.H.S.P.C. on Receipt of the May 'Pippin'
To The A.H.S.P.C. on Receipt of the May 'Pippin'
To the American Flag
To the American Flag
Written on a discarded draft of a letter dated "Oct. 18, 1917." Credited to "L. Theobald, Jun."
To the Arcadian
To the Arcadian
A series of 9 couplets. On verso is a typed letter signed from Kuntz, Eugene B. to HPL dated June 27, 1919.
To the Editor of the United Amateur
To the Editor of the United Amateur
Written in 1917. Credited to "Lewis Theobald, Jun"
To the Nurses of the Red Cross
To the Nurses of the Red Cross
To The Scribblers
To The Scribblers
Written on an envelope postmarked Sept [?] 1920. The "Two Epgehi" were W. Paul Cook and George J. Houtain.
To the Two Epgehi
To the Two Epgehi
Written on a blank Western Union telegram form. "Xanthippe" was HPL's sobriquet for his wife, Sonia Haft Green Lovecraft. Credited to "Socrates."
To Xanthippe on her birthday - March 16, 1925
To Xanthippe on her birthday - March 16, 1925
Credited to "L. Theobald, Jun." Dated by HPL: "N.Y. Aug. 31, 1922. With a copy to Frank B. Long, Jr. ... Atlantic City, N.J." HPL wrote Donald Wandrei (1927 Dec 19) "
To Zara, by Edgar A. Poe
To Zara, by Edgar A. Poe
To Zara By Edgar A. Poe (?) (Inscribed to Miss Sarah Longhurst)
To Zara By Edgar A. Poe (?) (Inscribed to Miss Sarah Longhurst)
Published in
Ver Rusticum
Ver Rusticum
The title continues: "by a friend of the author to his brother-in-law on New-Year's Day"
Verses designed to be sent ...
Verses designed to be sent ...
Written on the back of an envelope.
Veteropinguis Redivivus. A Poem.
Veteropinguis Redivivus. A Poem.
Note in Robert H. Barlow's hand: "On Edith Miniter's cats". On the Verso of the first page is page 3 of a typed letter signed from Kuntz, Eugene B. to [unknown]. Verso of page 2 is page 2 of a typed letter Smith, Clark Ashton.
Veteropinguis Redivivus
Veteropinguis Redivivus
Printed in the April 1918 issue of
The Volunteer
The Volunteer
HPL's parody of T. S. Eliot's
Waste Paper: A Poem of Profound Insignificance
Waste Paper: A Poem of Profound Insignificance
On page titled "Bouts Rimes". Written in collaboration with Robert H. Barlow and dated in Barlow's hand: "May 23, 1934." Also includes poem "Beyond Zimbabwe".
The White Elephant
The White Elephant
Dated by HPL: "Jul '20." Poem intended for Alice M. Hamlet. On verso of autograph letter signed from Anne Tillery Renshaw to HPL [1920 Jul?].
With a Copy of Wilde's Fairy Tales
With a Copy of Wilde's Fairy Tales
A 22-line poem about a rotting hulk beached "upon the Ipswich bar." The first line is given as the title above. Formerly in "Fragments".
With rotting rib and salt-encrusted spar
With rotting rib and salt-encrusted spar
Included in "Alethia Phrikodes"
The Wood
The Wood
Credited to "L. Theobald, Jun. Includes "The Gypsy Trail" by May M. Duffee on verso.
The Wood
The Wood
Dated by HPL: "July 24, 1925." First appeared in
A Year Off
A Year Off
Dated in the text: "July 24, 1925." First appeared in
A Year Off
A Year Off
Account of Lovecraft's trip to Dedham, MA and Sudbury, MA. With minor manuscript corrections.
An Account of a Trip to the Antient [sic Ancient] Fairbanks House, in Dedham and to the Red Horse Tavern in Sudbury,. in the Province of the Massachusetts-Bay, Taken by H: Lovecraft ... on the 5th of August, 1929, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m
An Account of a Trip to the Antient [sic Ancient] Fairbanks House, in Dedham and to the Red Horse Tavern in Sudbury,. in the Province of the Massachusetts-Bay, Taken by H: Lovecraft ... on the 5th of August, 1929, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m
Clean copy written in ink. From internal evidence [i.e. "As I stated in my former postcard ... "]), this may have been intended as a enclosure for a letter to Lillian D. Clark.
Account of a Visit to Charleston, S.C. April 28th, 1930 Et Seq.
Account of a Visit to Charleston, S.C. April 28th, 1930 Et Seq.
With many architectural drawings. A map of Charleston, with a walking tour outlined, is also included. Dated by HPL: "July 17, 1930." This differs from the text published as
An Account of Charleston, in His Majty's Province of South-Carolina, Design'd for the Information of Travellers to that Place, and for the Generall Instruction of the Curious by H. Lovecraft, Gent. of Providence, in New-England MDCCCCXXX
An Account of Charleston, in His Majty's Province of South-Carolina, Design'd for the Information of Travellers to that Place, and for the Generall Instruction of the Curious by H. Lovecraft, Gent. of Providence, in New-England MDCCCCXXX
With minor manuscript corrections. First published in
Amateur Journalism: Its Possible Needs and Betterment
Amateur Journalism: Its Possible Needs and Betterment
Typed transcription by Robert H. Barlow. This may have been written (circa 1921) as an editorial for
Ars Gratia Artis
Ars Gratia Artis
With minor manuscript corrections. A sample advertisement for Steuben Glass typed on the versos of a press release from The Grolier Society for
Beauty in Crystal
Beauty in Crystal
Pencil manuscript written on versos of 3 blank invoices from George Kirk. Published as "Lovecraft Offers Verse Criticism" in
Bureau of Critics - June 1935
Bureau of Critics - June 1935
Dated by HPL: "Oct. 23, 1936." A critique of various journals - including
The Californian
The Californian
Draft outline for an essay to be written in collaboration with Clifford M. Eddy, Jr. This article on witchcraft was commissioned by Harry Houdini in 1926. First published in
The Cancer of Superstition
The Cancer of Superstition
A clean ink copy, dated by HPL: "Novr. 23, 1926." With minor pencil additions and deletions indicated by Robert H. Barlow. A silhouette of a black cat is drawn in at the end. First published in Barlow's
Cats and Dogs
Cats and Dogs
Mimeographed extract from
Cats and Dogs
Cats and Dogs
With minor manuscript corrections. A sample advertisement for furniture produced by the Curtis Companies, Inc. of Clinton, Iowa. Written on the versos of typed letter (page 1 only) from Leo Fritter [1921 Oct 15] and the last page of a typed letter signed from Anne T. Renshaw. Pencil notation provides date: "1-13-25."
The Charm of Fine Woodwork
The Charm of Fine Woodwork
Published in
Concerning 'Persia--in Europe'
Concerning 'Persia--in Europe'
Published in
A Confession of Unfaith
A Confession of Unfaith
This is a report of the activities at the 46th Annual NAPA Convention, held at the Hotel Brunswick in Boston, on July 4, 1921. Written on the versos of typed letter and typed letter signed to HPL from E. E. Ericson, date stamped Jan 23 1921, Feb 7 1921 and Jun 20 1921; and a flyer from an insurance agent named Hermes Heywood.
The Convention Banquet
The Convention Banquet
Incomplete, final pages 14-16 only of history of the United Amateur Press Association. With an envelope addressed to HPL by W. Paul Cook and postmarked Jul. 26, 1920. First line: "Unfortunately, this era of quiet prosperity did not long continue, and the administration of Helene E. Hoffman, the first woman president of the United, began under trying circumstances." HPL's final note reads: "This takes the history up to the Rocky Mount Convention of 1915."
The Convention Banquet
The Convention Banquet
A heavily illustrated manuscript. There is a note at the end: "Quebeck visited Aug.- Septr. 1930. Description finished Jan. 14, 1931." Published in
A Description of the Town of Quebeck, in New-France Lately Added to His Britannic Majesty's Dominions
A Description of the Town of Quebeck, in New-France Lately Added to His Britannic Majesty's Dominions
Notes of daily activities written in a calendar memo book that includes printed maps and useful information. The first entry reads: "On December 31, 1924, I establish'd myself in a large room of pleasing & tasteful proportions at 169 Clinton St., cor. of State, in the Heights or Borough Hall section of Brooklyn, in a house of early Victorian date, with white classick woodwork & tall windows with panell'd seats." The final entry, for January 6, 1926, reads: "Up 4 a.m. Write letters SH & AEPG. Start shopping 3:30 p.m. Belknap - out at 5 p. m." SH is Sonia Haft Greene and AEPG is Annie E.P. Gamwell. Includes addresses for friends and record of rent paid. Inside the front cover HPL noted all his personal dimensions: height, weight,
Diary, 1925
Diary, 1925
Dated in the text: "June 20, 1922." HPL's comments on Dr. David V. Bush's speaking tour of New England. Extract from
East and West Harvard Conservatism
East and West Harvard Conservatism
Written entirely in pencil on the versos of correspondence to Lovecraft. Dated "Dec. 19, 1932." HPL acknowledged ghost-writing a European travelogue in a letter to Alfred M. Galpin (1934 Nov 4). "For the past year I have had such knowledge of Paris that I've felt tempted to advertise my services as a guide without ever having seen the damn place - this erudition coming from a ghost-writing job for a goof who wanted to be publicly eloquent about a trip from which he was apparently unable to extract any coherent first-hand impressions. I based my study on maps, guide-books, travel folders, descriptive volumes, & (above all) pictures - the cards secured from you forming the cream of the latter." A handwritten note in pencil on the cover page in unknown hand: "Appparently a ghost job - possibly for Zelia Brown's husband - not publishable for a while - 1932." This ghost-writing client may also have been his former wife -- Sonia Haft Greene. The following is a list of the letters to Lovecraft in this manuscript giving the name of the writer, the date and the page of this manuscript where it appears. Bacon, Victor E., (1931 Jan 10), Page 19; Bacon, Victor E., (1931 Apr 22), Page 15; Barlow, Robert H., ([1931] Sep 14), Page 12; Barlow, Robert H., (1931 Sep 22), Page 13; Derleth, August W., ([1931?] Oct 26), Page 23; Derleth, August W, ([1931 Nov?]), Page 27; Howard, Robert Ervin, undated), Page 9; Ivens, Roy M, (1930 Feb 24), Page 34-35; Kelley, Earl C, (1931 Nov 8), Page 6; Long, Frank Belknap, Jr., ([1932?]), Page 8; Long, Frank Belknap, Jr., ([1932?]), Page 10; Loveman, Samuel, ([1931?]), Page 21; Loveman, Samuel, ([1932?]), Page 24; Loveman, Samuel, (1932 Jan 12), Page 22; Loveman, Samuel, (1932 Feb 12), Page 32; Moe, Maurice Winter, (1927), Page 28-29; Moe, Maurice Winter, (1927), Page 1, 11; Moe, Maurice Winter, (circa 1927 or 1928), Page 31; Newton, Dudley, (1930 Sep 15), Page 14; Sandusky, Albert A, (1932 Jun 7), Page 20; Smith, Clark Ashton, (1932), Page 33; Smith, Clark Ashton, ([1932?]), Page 25-26; Talman, Wilfred Blanch, (undated), Page 3-4; Talman, Wilfred Blanch, (1930 Oct 25), Page 2; Talman, Wilfred Blanch, (1931 Mar 16), Page 16-18; Talman, Wilfred Blanch, (1931 Apr 29), Page 5; Talman, Wilfred Blanch, (1931 Sep 22), Page 7.
European Glimpses
European Glimpses
Transcript typed by Robert H. Barlow and title supplied in his hand. First line: "It can be said that anything which vividly embodies a basic human emotion or captures a definite and typical human mood is genuine art." Extracted from HPL's letter to Elizabeth Toldridge (1929 Sep 3). Published in Barlow's
From A Letter
From A Letter
The illustrated cover was drawn by Robert H. Barlow. In a prefatory note HPL states: "This book consists of ideas, images, & quotations, hastily jotted down for possible future use in weird fiction. Very few are actually developed plots - for the most part they are merely suggestions or random impressions designed to set the memory or imagination cranking. Their sources are various - dreams, things read, casual incidents, idle conceptions, & so on." This book is inscribed: "Presented to R. H. Barlow, Esq. on May 7, 1934 - in exchange for an admirably neat typed copy from his skilled hand." The typed version is Accession A55361 [170]. First published in Barlow's edition of
H. P. Lovecraft's Commonplace Book from 1919 to 1934
H. P. Lovecraft's Commonplace Book from 1919 to 1934
Lovecraft asked Barlow to type up his notes from his original
H.P. Lovecraft's Commonplace Book
H.P. Lovecraft's Commonplace Book
Carbon copy. This typescript was enclosed in HPL's letter (1935 May 18) to Robert E. Moe. Published in
Heritage or Modernism: Common Sense in Art Forms
Heritage or Modernism: Common Sense in Art Forms
Title supplied in Robert H. Barlow's hand. A condensation by Robert H. Barlow of "The Defence Reopens!" (A32500 [415]) and "The Defence Remains Open!" (A32500 [416]) written by HPL for
In Defense of Dagon
In Defense of Dagon
Carbon copy. Dated in the text: "August, 1936." First published in
In Memoriam: Robert Ervin Howard
In Memoriam: Robert Ervin Howard
With manuscript corrections. Dated at the end: "Dec. 14, 1922." First published in
Lord Dunsany & His Work
Lord Dunsany & His Work
Included in the autograph draft of "Tosh Bosh"
A Lurking Menace
A Lurking Menace
Included in printed version of "Tosh Bosh"
A Lurking Menace
A Lurking Menace
Extracted from an unidentified publication. On this advertisement for David V. Bush's
The Man Who is Astounding America!
The Man Who is Astounding America!
Probably intended as an enclosure for a letter. This item is also titled: "Rough Sketch of the Ancient Parts of Richmond, in Virginia." HPL's notes provide directions for a walking tour of the city.
Map of Old Richmond : Rough Sketch of the Ancient Parts of Richmond, in Virginia
Map of Old Richmond : Rough Sketch of the Ancient Parts of Richmond, in Virginia
Original typescript. Title supplied in pencil, probably by Robert H. Barlow. First published in
The Materialist Today
The Materialist Today
Carbon copy with typed title. On verso of typed letter signed from August W. Derleth to HPL (1931? Aug 21).
The Materialist Today
The Materialist Today
Written in pencil. Dated at the end: "Providence, R. I., Octr. 16, 1934." First published in
Mrs. Miniter: Estimates & Recollections
Mrs. Miniter: Estimates & Recollections
This letter [1929 Aug 1] to Maurice W. Moe praises his soon to be published
My Dear Mr. Moe
My Dear Mr. Moe
Written in pencil on an unfolded envelope postmarked Mar. 6, 1933.
Need to Continue Adherence to the Tone and Aesthetics of Personal Correspondence
Need to Continue Adherence to the Tone and Aesthetics of Personal Correspondence
Possibly written in 1932-1934. Lorenz may have been one of Maurice W. Moe's students or one of HPL's revision clients. Written on the versos of 3 advertising flyers from The Century Company and one for "Lippincott's List of Limited Editions." HPL's critique begins: "This story shows an encouraging fluency and assurance in the handling of narration and dialogue; its chief needs being a greater adherence to life and probability, and a greater freedom from artificiality and conventionality in plot, incidents, and motivation."
Notes on "Alias Peter Marchall," by A. F. Lorenz
Notes on "Alias Peter Marchall," by A. F. Lorenz
The story about which HPL is commenting was written by A.F. Lorenz who may have been one of Maurice W. Moe's students or one of HPL's revision clients. Typed version with some minor manuscript corrections. Spelling of "Marchall" is changed in the typescript.
Notes on 'Alias Peter Marschall'
Notes on 'Alias Peter Marschall'
Includes lists of typical Dutch names as well as historical notes. Also includes an ink sketch of a Dutchess County farm house. HPL notes: "from
Notes on Hudson Valley History
Notes on Hudson Valley History
Penciled title as well as typescript probably by Robert H. Barlow. Typed date at end: "April 18, 1932." First published in booklet format as
Notes on Verse Technique
Notes on Verse Technique
Probably written in 1936. On verso of HPL Fiction:
Objections to Orthodox Communism
Objections to Orthodox Communism
With manuscript corrections. Dated in the text: "1728" [i.e. 1928]. First published in
Observations on Several Parts of America Being the journey of H. Lovecraft, Gent., into His Majesty's Colonies of New-York and the Massachusetts-Bay; the New-Hampshire Grants; The Towns of Philadelphia and Baltimore; Annapolis, Georgetown, Alexandria, and the rebel Federal City call'd Washington; and certain Parts of Virginia, westward to the Endless Caverns.
Observations on Several Parts of America Being the journey of H. Lovecraft, Gent., into His Majesty's Colonies of New-York and the Massachusetts-Bay; the New-Hampshire Grants; The Towns of Philadelphia and Baltimore; Annapolis, Georgetown, Alexandria, and the rebel Federal City call'd Washington; and certain Parts of Virginia, westward to the Endless Caverns.
Addressed "To the Editor of the Sunday Journal." With minor manuscript corrections. Dated at the end: "Providence, March 20, 1929." Published in abridged form as "Retain Historic
The Old Brick Row
The Old Brick Row
This was written as part of the Transatlantic Circulator, a group of science fiction and horror writers who critiqued each others work. Lovecraft was a member of the group from circa July 1920 to circa September 1921. Titled, dated "April 1921" and probably typed by Robert H. Barlow. From the reference to "Mr. B----'s complaint that no humor enters into my tales," this is a response to John Ravenor Bullen's letter dated 1920 Mar 20 in which he critiques stories that HPL submitted to
On Humor
On Humor
A sample advertisement for The Colonial Manufacturing Company of Zeeland MI. Typed on the versos of a letter from Eugene B. Kuntz [1925 Jun 3]. With HPL's manuscript note: "Sent to LDC [Lillian D. Clark] 7-13-25."
Personality in Clocks
Personality in Clocks
With many manuscript corrections. Dated at end: "Jany. 14, 1922." Written on versos of letters to HPL from J. Fuller Spoerri dated 1920 Jun 13, 1921 Mar 12, and 1921 Jun 12.
The Poetry of Lilian Middleton
The Poetry of Lilian Middleton
Dated in the typescript: "September, 1927." Includes some penciled printing instructions, probably written by W. Paul Cook. Published in
Preface [to White Fire]
Preface [to White Fire]
Title supplied by Robert H. Barlow. This is an assortment of autograph notes, clippings and other printed material probably compiled by Robert H. Barlow. It includes the following letters written to Lovecraft: Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. (1927 Jan 28); Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. (1928 Mar 23); Derleth, August W. (1929 Nov 11); Derleth, August W. (1930 Jul 7).
Reading Recommendations
Reading Recommendations
Sample advertising copy for "Danersk" furniture produced by the Erskine-Danforth Corp. On verso of a letter from Albert B. Sandusky [1924 Aug 21].
A Real Colonial Heritage
A Real Colonial Heritage
Typescript with manuscript corrections in HPL's hand. This typescript may have been prepared by Robert H. Barlow in 1931 or 1932. The carbon copy (A55361 [173]) created at the same time is on the verso of correspondence written to HPL between 1927-1932. Robert H. Barlow also supplied the title for this item. Dated in the text: "September 1921."
Remarks on Materialism
Remarks on Materialism
Carbon copy of the original typescript (A12113). Incorrect penciled title on carbon copy, "The Materialist Today," probably supplied by Robert H. Barlow. On versos of correspondence written to HPL between 1927 and 1932. Derleth, August W. ([1931?] Aug 31), Page 10-11; Derleth, August W. ([1931?] Aug 31), Page 12; Derleth, August W. ([1931?] Nov 2), Page 8-9; Derleth, August W. (1932 Jan 15), Page 6; Derleth, August W. ([1932] Feb 22), Page 2; Kelley, Earl C. (1932 Feb 29), Page 19; Moe, Maurice Winter (1928 Aug 23), Page 21; Moe, Maurice Winter (1932?), Page 14-17; Morton, James F. (1930 Sep 6), Page 1; Smith, Clark Ashton ([1931 Aug?]), Page 3; Smith, Clark Ashton ([1931 Aug?]), Page 22; Smith, Clark Ashton ([1932 Mar]), Page 4-5; Smith, Clark Ashton ([1932]), Page 7; Smith, Clark Ashton ([1932?]), Page 13.
Remarks on Materialism
Remarks on Materialism
Published in
A Reply to the Lingerer
A Reply to the Lingerer
Barlow and Shepherd had agreed to trade various magazines. Neither participant seemed satisfied with the arrangement and they appealed to HPL to act as arbiter. He made these extracts from their correspondence (probably in the summer of 1936) in an apparent attempt to help settle the argument.
Resumé of correspondence between Barlow and Wilson Shepherd
Resumé of correspondence between Barlow and Wilson Shepherd
Printed in
The Simple Spelling Mania
The Simple Spelling Mania
With manuscript corrections. Dated at end: "Decr. 13, 1931." Credited to "L. Theobald, Jun., N.G., A.S.S., Professor of Satanism & Applied Irreverence in Philistine University, Chagrin, Nebraska; Darrow Lecturer on Theology in Anabaptist College, Hoke's Four Corners, Tenn." First published in
Some Causes of Self-Immolation : Motives for Voluntary Self-Subjection to Unpleasant Conditions by Human Beings
Some Causes of Self-Immolation : Motives for Voluntary Self-Subjection to Unpleasant Conditions by Human Beings
This essay is a defense of Hyman Bradofsky who was President of the National Amateur Press Association. With manuscript corrections. Dated at the end: "June 4, 1936."
Some Current Motives and Practices
Some Current Motives and Practices
This essay is a defense of Hyman Bradofsky who was President of the National Amateur Press Association. Includes 3 sets of four pages each mimeographed on legal-size sheets.
Some Current Motives and Practices
Some Current Motives and Practices
This essay is a defense of Hyman Bradofsky who was President of the National Amateur Press Association. Two incomplete mimeographed trial copies of two pages each. The typesetting of the text on these copies differs from that of the other two sets listed with Accession #s A55361 [190] and A18743 (3). Includes two additional copies of p.2 only.
Some Current Motives and Practices - Trial copy
Some Current Motives and Practices - Trial copy
4 pages autographed manuscripts. 1 page of notes from Wilfred B. Talman to HPL.
Some Dutch Footprints in New-England
Some Dutch Footprints in New-England
With comments by HPL "The hyphen is generally omitted..." and revisions by Wilfred B. Talman.
Some Dutch Footprints in New-England
Some Dutch Footprints in New-England
A first draft with major corrections.
Some Notes on a Nonentity
Some Notes on a Nonentity
This second draft differs markedly from the first. It is dated "Nov. 23, 1933." Published in
Some Notes on a Nonentity
Some Notes on a Nonentity
A typed version of the second draft which is Accession #A18752. Published in
Some Notes on a Nonentity
Some Notes on a Nonentity
HPL's comments on revising amateur verse. Full first line: "Some qualified person ought to turn his satiric & analytic gifts to the dispassionate, cold-blooded dissection of half a dozen samples of contemporary amateur verse, selected at random -- exposing the deplorable discontinuity of thought, sloppiness of scansion, & poverty of theme." On the verso HPL has transcribed a poem,
Some qualified person ought ...
Some qualified person ought ...
Written in pencil with numerous corrections. Dated at end: "Feby. 22, 1933." Written on the versos of correspondence to HPL written between 1931-1933. Page 1-3: Barlow, Robert H. (1933 Feb 10). Page 4-5, 15: Moe, Maurice Winter (1932 Aug 1). Page 6: Morton, James F. (1932 Aug 28). Page 7: Smith, Clark Ashton (undated). Page 8: Loveman, Samuel (undated). Page 9: Long, Frank Belknap, Jr. (1933?). Page 10-11: Howard, Robert Ervin (1932). Page 12-14: Barlow, Robert H. ([1933] Jan 22). Page 16-17: Morton, James F. (1932 Aug 11). Page 18-19: Moe, Maurice Winter (1931 Oct 21). Page 20: Smith, Clark Ashton ([1931 Nov]).
Some Repetitions on the Times
Some Repetitions on the Times
With manuscript corrections.
Travels in the Provinces of America : Made in the Year 1929 by H. Lovecraft, Gent., and Extending from Jamestown, in Virginia, to the Southerly Part of His Majesty's New-Hampshire Grants, Latterly call'd Vermont. With observations upon the History, Scenery, and Antiquities of the Several Regions Travers'd.
Travels in the Provinces of America : Made in the Year 1929 by H. Lovecraft, Gent., and Extending from Jamestown, in Virginia, to the Southerly Part of His Majesty's New-Hampshire Grants, Latterly call'd Vermont. With observations upon the History, Scenery, and Antiquities of the Several Regions Travers'd.
Sample advertising copy for the Alexander Hamilton Book Shop, Paterson, NJ. Typed on verso of letter from Eugene B. Kuntz (1924 Apr 9).
A True Home of Literature
A True Home of Literature
A seven paragraph piece by Lovecraft concerning the origin of the canals on Mars. Published in the
The Truth about Mars
The Truth about Mars
With manuscript corrections. Dated in the text: "Septr. 29, 1927." First published in
Vermont - A First Impression
Vermont - A First Impression
This version contains extensive revisions begun in April 1936 by Lovecraft done for Anne Tillery Renshaw. Renshaw's
Well Bred Speech
Well Bred Speech
Written by Anne Tillery Renshaw. Galley proofs with corrections made in Lovecraft's handwriting. Contains forward and chapters 1-3 only.
Well Bred Speech - galley proofs
Well Bred Speech - galley proofs
This list of books and magazines was written circa 1934.
Weird etc. Items in Library of H. P. Lovecraft
Weird etc. Items in Library of H. P. Lovecraft
This daily calendar memo booklet for 1927 contains HPL's synopses of "Weird Story Plots" at the beginning of the booklet and "Suggestions for Writing Story" at the back of the booklet. These notes were probably written in 1933 rather than in 1927 as the calendar might suggest. Selected works of the following authors are analyzed: Edgar A. Poe, Arthur Machan, Algernon Blackwood, Walter De la Mare, Montague R. James, Lord Dunsany, Edward F. Benson, Robert W. Chambers, Irvin S. Cobb, Hanns Heniz Ewers, W. Elwyn Backus, Conrad Aiken, Paul Suter, John Buchan, A. Conan Doyle, and Leonard Cline. This daily calendar was not used to record his activities, it only contains his plot notes. Robert H. Barlow created a typed transcription for both sections of this booklet. See Accession# A12122 and Accession# A12081.
Weird Story Plots ; Suggestions for Writing Story
Weird Story Plots ; Suggestions for Writing Story
With manuscript corrections. This is a typed transcription of HPL's manuscript
Weird Story Plots ; Suggestions for Writing Story
Weird Story Plots ; Suggestions for Writing Story
This originally was part of a letter from Lovecraft to Duane W. Rimel written Sep 28 1935. The entire letter was published anonymously as an article in
What's the Trouble with Weird Fiction? (excerpt)
What's the Trouble with Weird Fiction? (excerpt)
The text of HPL's remarks to the NAPA Convention in Boston. Dated in the text: "July 4, 1921."
Within the Gates, by "One Sent by Providence"
Within the Gates, by "One Sent by Providence"
Incomplete, page 1 only. This was written by HPL for a play written by his wife Sonia H. Davis. For a copy of the play with the same title see Accession # A56757.
Alcestis - Prologue
Alcestis - Prologue
Dated by HPL: "Sep 14 - 1918." This was possibly a collaboration between HPL and Alfred M. Galpin. First published in
Alfredo: A Tragedy by Beaumont and Fletcher
Alfredo: A Tragedy by Beaumont and Fletcher
There is one pencil drawing each of the front, back and profile. The latter bears the inscription: "To R. H. Barlow, Esq., whose Sculpture hath given Immortality to this trivial Design of his oblig'd obdt Servt. H. P. Lovecraft. 11th May, 1934." The front and back views may have been drawn by Robert H. Barlow, see HPL to Robert H. Barlow (1936 Jan 29) for references to these drawings.
Cthulhu
Cthulhu
A pencil tracing of the key's outline. The notation "66 College 1936" is in Robert H. Barlow's hand.
Key to 66 College Street
Key to 66 College Street
Photographic negative on black and white 35mm film of a map of Innsmouth, Mass., sketched by HPL, with note formerly enclosing the negative "Ms Map - Arkham? Innsmouth!".
Map of Innsmouth
Map of Innsmouth
This rough pencil map was probably drawn by Robert H. Barlow (?), but signed "HPLovecraft". It is dated on the verso: "June, 1934." Notes on verso include a list of books, a list of maps and short stories with dates, and a note "Will send up to 12 or 15 at a time...".
Map of Providence
Map of Providence
Drawn by HPL in early 1934. HPL to Wandrei, 1934 Mar 28: "One thing I did lately was to construct a
Map of the Principal parts of Arkham, Massschusetts
Map of the Principal parts of Arkham, Massschusetts
With manuscript note: "Pickman's Model -- H P Lovecraft -- June 21,1934"
Pickman's Model
Pickman's Model
Torn fragments of a rejected design. With note: "Drawn by H. P. Lovecraft, May 1934" in Robert H. Barlow's hand.
Pickman's Model
Pickman's Model
Dated by HPL: "20th Septr. 1724"
Saml Loveman Esqr. by H. Lovecraft Gent.
Saml Loveman Esqr. by H. Lovecraft Gent.
This card has a note on the verso in Lovecraft's hand. The note begins "Horrible stuff..."
Franklin Clothes
Franklin Clothes
This card has a note on the verso in Lovecraft's hand. The note begins "Really good stuff here...".
Howard's Men's and Young Men's Clothes
Howard's Men's and Young Men's Clothes
This card has a note on the verso in Lovecraft's hand: "My favorite restaurant".
John's Spaghetti House
John's Spaghetti House
This item consists of a list of objects observed in the night sky and the month and day (no year) they were observed. It begins "Aug 2 Venus obser 2..."
List of astronomical observations with dates
List of astronomical observations with dates
This item is a list of initials and names, most of which have been crossed out. It includes the note "40 cheap, 4 good". The verso appears to be part of a letter written to Lovecraft, inviting him to visit the author of the letter in Boston.
List of names and initials, beginning with the initials SSL
List of names and initials, beginning with the initials SSL
List written on a small brown paper bag. One page consists of a long list of initials or names, with a symbol next to each one indicating the location from which postcards had been sent to that person. The second page consists of numbers and names, including the note "Pictures to Galpin, AWD, Moe".
List of names and initials of persons Lovecraft sent postcards to from Nantucket, MA; Charleston, SC; De Land, FL; and St. Augustine, FL.
List of names and initials of persons Lovecraft sent postcards to from Nantucket, MA; Charleston, SC; De Land, FL; and St. Augustine, FL.
This item is a list of the editions of the
List of Old Farmer's Almanacks Wanted by H.P. Lovecraft
List of Old Farmer's Almanacks Wanted by H.P. Lovecraft
The list begins "Dagon - Hoyle House...".
List of shortened story titles and topics associated with them
List of shortened story titles and topics associated with them
This item is labeled "The Whisperer in Darkness". It is divided into three columns: "Dunwich", "The articles & other stories" and "The Colour Out of Space". In each column is a list of story titles or topics. On the verso is another list in Lovecraft's hand and what appears to be a template titled "LEAVES".
List of stories by Lovecraft with topics related to each one
List of stories by Lovecraft with topics related to each one
List of suggested recipients of the magazine Dragon Fly
List of suggested recipients of the magazine Dragon Fly
This item is a list of words that have been divided into syllables, with notations indicating pronunciation.
List of words with pronunciation keys
List of words with pronunciation keys
Written in 1931. The last title cited is
Tales by H. P. Lovecraft
Tales by H. P. Lovecraft
Written in 1933. The last title cited is
Tales by H. P. Lovecraft available for lending
Tales by H. P. Lovecraft available for lending
Written in 1936. The last title cited is
Tales of H. P. Lovecraft
Tales of H. P. Lovecraft
Definition of "shekinah" from Webster's Unabridged
Definition of "shekinah" from Webster's Unabridged
This item appears to be part of a test given in Maurice Moe's English class. The answers are in Lovecraft's hand. Additional notes in his hand are on the verso.
Dictionary question
Dictionary question
This item appears to be a mimeograph from a fortune telling machine. At top, "HPL" is written in his handwriting.
Fortune telling machine note
Fortune telling machine note
This item is a collection of small notes which cover the entire verso of a light cardboard sheet on which is printed "Cavalier French Linen", which was a brand of stationery.
Miscellaneous notes
Miscellaneous notes
This small note contains geneological information for persons who possibly were ancestors of H.P. Lovecraft. The dates range from 1581 to 1698. One example: "Hannah Winter m. John H(e)(a)rrington Nov. 17, 1681".
Notes on geneology
Notes on geneology
This newspaper clipping is of a cartoon titled "Why Should They Buy It?" depicting a robot with a drawing of "Gov. Green" and "Mr. & Mrs. Taxpaper". The cartoon is covered with various penciled notes in Lovecraft's hand.
Notes on newspaper clipping from The Providence Journal
Notes on newspaper clipping from The Providence Journal
This item also includes a note at the top left corner: "23:60" over the number "339".
H. Lovecraft
H. Lovecraft
This signature appears to have been cut from a larger piece of paper and glued to a small piece of cardboard.
H. Lovecraft
H. Lovecraft
Prints and negatives of portrait from
Original HPL silhouette, by Perry.
Negatives and prints of HPL silhouette, by Perry. Verso of one print has the autograph note: "Original purchased by me, Bradford F. Swan, at Grant's Hobby Shop on Empire Street for $1 & subsequently given by me to the (first) wife of Winfield T. Scott, who gave it to her husband as a Christmas present. I believe Scott is still (1964) the owner of the silhouette."
Photograph of HPL in Brooklyn, July 11, 1931, taken by Talman.
2 different images with prints and negatives. Note on verso of first image: "To Joe Brennan. H.P. Lovecraft & F.B. Long, photo taken by Wilfred B. Talman in B'klyn, N.Y. 1931. Jack Grill". On verso of print of second image the location is identified as "Flatbush, Brooklyn" and the date as "July 11, 1931".
2 photographs of "Tryout" Smith with Paul W. Cook with negative; photograph of HPL with "Tryout" Smith
5 photographs and negatives of HPL taken from various publications:
Enlarged reproduction of A64647. HPL standing in doorway of 66 College St.
Original is a photobooth portrait enclosed with correspondence to Duane W. Rimel. Accompanied by enlarged reproductions. Also included is a reproduction of another portrait of HPL from approximately the same time.
Three photographs taken in Florida in 1934: HPL leaning against pilings (DeLand, Fla. 1934 May 6), which was sent by HPL to Helen Sully in his letter to her dated 1934 May 26, and which Helen Sully loaned to Brown University in April 1968 to create this negative; HPL profile portrait and retouched negative; HPL full face portrait.
2 reproductions of a baby picture of HPL from
Postcards of 5 different images published by Necronomicon Press, printed by Edward L. Shunney
Photograph of HPL with Arthur Goodenough in front of a house, with two negatives. Additional photograph of what is likely the same house.
Composite image created by Richard Hurley.
With autograph note by HPL: "'Randolph St John' author of 'Miriam'".
Three women and three men posing in front of a fountain. Handwritten note on verso: "1924 Abril (Madrid)".
First photograph with HPL autograph: "the whaling barque Charles W. Morgan (built 1846), last of the old New Bedford whalers" and dated April 28, 1935. Second photograph with HPL autograph: "18th century windmill, farm buildings, stone wall, & flock of sheep. Island of Aquidneck or Rhode Island" and dated April 27, 1935. Possible enclosures from HPL letter to Catherine L. Moore on 1935 [Jul 2] (A52340), and Catherine L. Moore letter to HPL on 1935 Jul 19-23 (A32500 [1400]).
Probably belonged to HPL. Exterior of Providence Art Club at 11 Thomas St.
Photographs from two angles of shared gravestone for Winfield S. Lovecraft, Sarah S. Phillips, and Howard P. Lovecraft.
454 Angell Street (exterior); 598 Angell Street (exterior); 10 Barnes Street (exterior); 66 College Street (interior and exterior). With letter from John K. McIntyre to Mr. Henderson dated 1958 Jul 25 instructing "Mr. Jonah" to take these photographs.
3 photographs by Richard Hurley on a single page. Shows workers installing HPL grave marker at Swan Point Cemetary
Photographs of Christmas decorations from two different angles. Taken by John R. Turner Ettlinger. Unknown date.
All photographs have "Quinsnicket" written on verso. Two photographs of the "Stone Chimney House, 1687", also known as the Arnold House in Lincoln, RI; one photograph of "Hopkins House, 1811"; and one photograph labelled "Bluff & Lake", probably either Olney Pond or Barney Pond in Lincoln. Photographs probably belonged to HPL.
Note on verso: "Dr. Clark & Lillian on their wedding day--date unknown". Photocopy.
Note on verso: "Lily [Delores] Phillips & Dr. Clark (wedding pictures)". Photocopy.
Note underneath photograph: "myself at 23". Note on verso: "In case of my demise, please return to my brother Mr. Sidney Moseson 1210 Kane Concourse, Miami Beach, Florida 33154".
3 portraits of Sonia H. Davis (Greene) at various points in her life. One copied from photo in Sonia H. Davis papers. One from the frontispiece in
Photograph of Annie E.P. Gamwell in doorway of 66 College Street house.
Photographs of Annie E.P Gamwell at 66 College Street with background of John Hay Library, and in front of University Hall.
Note on verso: "Annie Phillips (far right) & friends, graduation from Miss Wheeler's School". Photocopy.
Note on verso: "Annie (left) & Susie at Niagra Falls". Photocopy.
Photograph of Edward F. Gamwell, husband of Annie E. Gamwell, taken shortly after his graduation from Brown University in 1894. Color reproduction.
Note on verso: "James [Wheaton] Phillips, Foster R.I. Died about 1900--age 72--Brother of Whipple". Photocopy.
Note on verso: "Genie Jeremiah Phillips, about 1882, 1864-1902". Photocopy.
Original photograph with reproduction.
Photocopy
Photocopy
Blank postcards with images from various places, including: Boston, MA; Providence, RI; Salem, MA; Athol, MA; Portland, ME; Somerville, NJ; Brattleboro, VT.
Blank postcards with images from various places, including: De Land, FL; Fredericksburg, VA; Nantucket, MA; Charleston, NC; Newport, RI; and the sea and the Moon.
Small figurine of alien-like head, broken in many places but glued back together. Belonged to HPL.
Small figurine of Cthulu belonging to HPL
Small cat figurine (gold with red collar) belonging to HPL. Made in Japan stamped on bottom.
Small cat figurine (black with red collar) belonging to HPL. Made in Japan.