The isolated port of Innsmouth hides a horrifying secret, which its peculiar inhabitants try to preserve at all costs. From the half-ruined houses, terrifying noises echo, and strange beings dance in the Devil's Reef.

"The Shadow over Innsmouth," an introduction to the famous Cthulhu Mythos, is one of H.P. Lovecraft's best novellas and has served as the backdrop for many works of horror authors and film scripts. Together, you will read the stories: "The Moon Bog," where terror and Greek mythology intertwine in an Irish tower, "The Hound," where the abominable Necronomicon makes its first appearance, "Imprisoned with the Pharaohs," a suffocating horror story written by Lovecraft for the famous magician Houdini, and finally, "Ibid," one of the few satirical fantasy stories written by the author. A collection that reveals the most characteristic colors of the palette of the great master of the Fantastic.