The complete B&N Lovecraft volume is available
Magister
collection of Lovecraft's fiction:
http://search.barnesandnoble.com/HP-Lovecraft/H-P-Lovecraft/e/9781435107939/?itm=3
It contains all of HPL's stories, including the ones he wrote as a
kid, plus "Supernatural Horror in Literature". One of the childhood
stories, the long version of "The Mysterious Ship", has never been
published before.
The texts used are the corrected ones based on the original
manuscripts.
Yrs
Martin
Lookingglass
Dan Clore
Note that it does exclude revisions and such, so it is not technically
*all* complete.
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Magister
> Magister wrote:
> > Barnes & Noble have released their complete (minus the revisions)
> > collection of Lovecraft's fiction:
>
>
> > It contains all of HPL's stories, including the ones he wrote as a
> > kid, plus "Supernatural Horror in Literature". One of the childhood
> > stories, the long version of "The Mysterious Ship", has never been
> > published before.
>
> > The texts used are the corrected ones based on the original
> > manuscripts.
>
> Note that it does exclude revisions and such, so it is not technically
> *all* complete.
>
> --
Yes, that's why I wrote "their complete (minus the revisions)
collection".
Yrs
Martin
Lawrence Chalmers
Arkham volumes of his fiction, however. It would be nice if the stories
in the B&N volume were arranged in chronological order...
Magister
They are, except for the juvenilia ("The Little Glass Bottle" etc.)
which are in an appendix.