TOC for Tales Out of Miskatonic University

cynick

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Jul 4, 2009, 8:14:22 PM7/4/09

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http://williamsramblings.blogspot.com/2009/07/tales-out-of-miskatonic-university.html

Richard A. Lupoff - "Admissions Committee"
Lois H. Gresh - "There's No Place Like Void"
Robert M. Price - "The Third Oath of Dagon"
Lee Clark Zumpe - "If Skin were Parchment"
MR Keaton -"Strings"
Charles A. Garmlich - "The Vivarium"
Jeff W. Edwards -"Admission and Expulsion"
Lon Prater - "Symphony for the Aligning Stars"
Ferrel D. Moore - "A Horrified Mind"
John Goodrich - "Dreams of Raw Flesh"
Tim Curran - "He Who Calls the Pets"
Cody Goodfellow - "The Anatomy Lesson"
Stewart Sternberg - "The Idols of Canaan"
Stephen Mark Rainey -"To Be As They"
Sarah Newton - "The Apprentice"
C. J. Henderson - "Cruelty"
William Jones - Editor/Introduction

To be published by Mythos Books

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Jul 5, 2009, 7:40:44 AM7/5/09

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On Jul 4, 7:14�pm, cynick <cyn...@btinternet.com> wrote:
> http://williamsramblings.blogspot.com/2009/07/tales-out-of-miskatonic...

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> Richard A. Lupoff - "Admissions Committee"
> Lois H. Gresh - "There's No Place Like Void"
> Robert M. Price - "The Third Oath of Dagon"
> Lee Clark Zumpe - "If Skin were Parchment"
> MR Keaton -"Strings"
> Charles A. Garmlich - "The Vivarium"
> Jeff W. Edwards -"Admission and Expulsion"
> Lon Prater - "Symphony for the Aligning Stars"
> Ferrel D. Moore - "A Horrified Mind"
> John Goodrich - "Dreams of Raw Flesh"
> Tim Curran - "He Who Calls the Pets"
> Cody Goodfellow - "The Anatomy Lesson"
> Stewart Sternberg - "The Idols of Canaan"
> Stephen Mark Rainey -"To Be As They"
> Sarah Newton - "The Apprentice"
> C. J. Henderson - "Cruelty"
> William Jones - Editor/Introduction
>
> To be published by Mythos Books

This looks really good! I hope it comes out soon. Unfortunately the
Rainey title has been published in at least one other collection I
have, bt it is a superb story for those who have not read it yet.

Matt

Magister

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Jul 5, 2009, 5:26:41 PM7/5/09

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Nice! Thanks! At first glance, there isn't much overlap with other
books I've got.

John Goodrich

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Jul 5, 2009, 7:46:47 PM7/5/09

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I might as well add that my story is about one of the more neglected
of Lovecraft's creations, the gnoph-keh.

John Goodrich

icarp...@aol.com

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Jul 5, 2009, 10:02:04 PM7/5/09

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...OK, off to Mr. Harms' encyclopedia...

Matt

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Jul 5, 2009, 10:02:20 PM7/5/09

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On Jul 5, 6:46�pm, John Goodrich <J...@qusoor.com> wrote:

...oh, and James Ambuehl should be pleased!

Matt

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Jul 7, 2009, 7:08:54 AM7/7/09

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An interesting group of cold weather beasties. I've used Gnoph-Keh as
the Rhan-Tegoth avatar. I've tried to steer clear of the front line
beasties, but not always successful. Using lesser known beasties is
more fun, and creating my own, of course.

John Goodrich

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Jul 7, 2009, 9:38:12 AM7/7/09

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On Jul 7, 7:08 am, rancartwright <demari...@hotmail.com> wrote:

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> An interesting group of cold weather beasties. I've used Gnoph-Keh as
> the Rhan-Tegoth avatar. I've tried to steer clear of the front line
> beasties, but not always successful. Using lesser known beasties is
> more fun, and creating my own, of course.

Allow me to say beasites aren't all they are. Lovecraft also referred
to them as humans that were pushed out by the Eskimos. And it turns
out there was a culture that was pushed out of Northern Canada and
Greenland. Coincidence?

John Goodrich