Dagon, Cthulhu, Yog-Sothoth, and many other dark deities invented by Howard Lovecraft in the 1920s became so popular that hundreds of sci-fi writers, including Neil Gaiman and Stephen King, continue to expand on his mythology to this day. Each monstrous deity in the Lovecraftian pantheon represents one of the myriad facets of chaos. Lurking in the depths of the ocean or dwelling in the depths of impenetrable forests, sleeping in Egyptian pyramids or walled up in mountain caves, having come to our planet from the stars or from the abyss of innumerable centuries, they are invariably hostile to humanity and beyond the control of reason. And the only thing that remains for a person is to avoid collisions with these mysterious creatures in every possible way and stay alert ...