A notorious serial killer finds himself the target of a blood thirsty cult after learning that he is the last living descendant of an ancient bloodline who has ties to horrific primordial gods known only as...The Old Ones. In a nightmarish race against time, this once mass murderer finds that he may be humanity's last chance for survival.

A journalist discovers that a certain accursed site supposedly "near Paris" is not as 'closed for business' as the world would wish to think ..

When a mysterious artifact is delivered to a museum in Boston, one of the employees is sent to Egypt to discover its origins. Charmed by the ancient city of Luxor, she is unaware of the horrors which lurk beneath the streets.

Strange gods from below the sea threaten to overwhelm a British Colonial outpost in remote South America in 1915! Only one young woman can stop them . . . or is her destiny to become one with the throbbing darkness? This is Lovecraft-inspired but with much more sensuality and romance. Rated T for safety!

This is based on the Invasion Elder God CYOA. Z'oth wasn't always Z'oth, at first or maybe in a middle point, he was human. Then his human form died, awakening him to his true self. After untold eons wandering in the place Beyond The Stars hunting any Old Ones that showed themselves and reintegrating all his old memories and skills, he is ripped from The Beyond into a new universe.

This is specifically for the video game “Call of Cthulhu” by Cyanide from 2015 I’m posting this here because the fandom cannot be chosen as a category here. The story is set towards the last 1/3 of chapter 3, so beware of spoilers. How high are odds of finding a portrait of ones self in the study of a person that has no feasable way of knowing you? How do you feel upon seeing it

Inspired by some miniatures from kickstarter this is my version of the lore of the Order of Cthulhu

Based on Ursula K. LeGuin's "The Ones who Walk Away from Omelas", but with added Lovecraftian horror.

Based within the world of Modiphius's Achtung Cthulhu, an alternate history where the Second World War has a Lovecraftian flair, Lord of the Deep follows a team of Commandos from Section M to face off against the feared Black Suns. Their mission is to destroy a U-Boat that has been causing havoc for the supply lines and to kill the ships Commander - Ludwig Wulfmirr. (Short story)

Nyarlathotep reveals the story of his daughter's creation.

Fanfic of The Statement of Randolph Carter and The Silver Key. Randolph tells Harley about his life, Harley falls in love despite himself. Follows the beginning of The Silver Key. Was conceived as a modern AU, but technically doesn't have to be. Randolph Carter/Harley Warren

A modern college girl interested in the Puritan witch trials journeys to a forgotten corner of New England for academic research. What she discovers is evil beyond imagination! Rated T for gruesome horror and some romance.

When a little girls kidnapping risks exposing Delta Green, P-Cell finds themselves in a race not only against time, but against the FBIs official investigation as signs point towards a disaster of biblical proportions.

What I am about to say may, at the very least, be met with ridicule among my peers. Indeed, the very nature of my statement would be reason enough for the academic world to conclude that I had fallen prey to the very same superstition and wild conjecture that I had dedicated my life to deconstructing.

More or less the insane ramblings of a paranoid insomniac.

Chapter XIII (the final quest) from The Unnamed One anthology. The Unnamed One and his elite army wage war on the Cthulhu Mythos in this explosive, 5-part epic finale. Note: The violent content of The Unnamed One fanfic novel has been edited for this site's rules. For the unedited version, go to the Archive of Our Own website; search for The Unnamed One

Theodore Woolliscroft was an undergraduate student studying Literary Arts at Brown University in Rhode Island, Providence, when he crossed paths with the hellish nether entity, known as Grandpa Cthulhu. A tribute to H.P. Lovecraft.

A tale of an inexplicable horror that occurs during a dream

Short Stories i wrote, which fit inside the Cthullu Mythos

In the nightmare-inducing trenches of 1917, a bataillon of soldiers witnesses a strange solar eclipse, which is followed by horrors from far beyond the human ability to comprehend. Written as an homage to H.P. Lovecraft's unique style, I hope every fan of "The Color Out of Space" or "At the Mountains of Madness" will find this to their likings.

Can Mahmud Alhazred summon the Great Old Ones? Maybe if he doesn't trip over his own feet first!

UN MUNDO LLENO DE CAOS Y LOCURA

A Man starts to hear voices in his head, all the voices sound distant, but one sounds very close and VERY familiar. Taking place in the fictional port town of Gutyin, Michigan, "Twenty Years To Midnight" is a story about Dreams, monsters , and manipulation.

The writer weeps, but whether it is in joy or in sorrow will never be known, and for the readers that is best. Despite that, I am compelled by the horrors of the White Muse to write this last note. Other writers must know, and if I can find a way to make my experience more credible I will send this transcription out with proof.

A narcissistic narrator boasts about his intellectual ability believing it to shield him from the many cosmic horrors that await in his text. During one day of study he comes across a picture of an unnatural hound that breaks the balance of his mind.