G. F. Lovecraft did not publish a single book during his lifetime, but became a beacon and reference point for an entire genre, an idol of both the general reading masses and refined intellectuals, an inexhaustible source of inspiration for filmmakers. Borges himself admired his stories, in which the place of man is on the distant periphery of the universal scheme of things, and supermundane forces instill sacred horror in the souls of the unwary. This collection is a kind of apocrypha to the already published three-volume canon (“Dreams in the Witch’s House”, “The Ridges of Madness” ", "The Call of Cthulhu"), includes stories co-written by Lovecraft. Many of them have been translated for the first time, the rest are published either in new translations or in a new, carefully verified edition. This book should become a reference book for every lover of the genre, for all connoisseurs of modern literature!