The collection includes the best stories and tales of domestic authors who used in their works the mythology of Howard Philip Lovecraft, one of the creators of the genres of “black fiction” and “horror”. Lovecraft did not receive recognition during his lifetime, but over the years his works gained more and more wide popularity and gave rise to a new direction in literature, which can conventionally be called “Cthulhiana”. In different parts of the world there are societies of admirers of his work, and the mythology he created is reflected in all layers of modern culture: literature, music, cinema, computer, board and role-playing games. The names of Cthulhu, Azathoth, Shub-Niggurath, Nyarlathotep and other mythological characters have long been have become household names. These monsters never cease to terrify and sometimes make readers laugh, invariably making them remember that the fairy tale is a lie, but there is a hint in it...