H.P. Lovecraft’s science fiction is collected—and launched by Tamsyn Muir—in AT THE MOUNTAINS OF MADNESS, out 10/6/26

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Although he died an unknown, dejected pulp-magazine author in 1937, Howard Phillips Lovecraft is now thought of the primary nice “genius of bizarre fiction” (Peter Straub)—and there’s no higher information via his universe than Leslie S. Klinger. Following the success of his New Annotated H.P. Lovecraft omnibus and The Name of Cthulhu’s important Lovecraft tales, Klinger now returns this fall with AT THE MOUNTAINS OF MADNESS: And Different Tales of Bizarre Science, amassing 9 science fiction tales from this “most critically fascinating and but enigmatic determine” (Alan Moore).

Becoming a member of him to introduce these Tales of Bizarre Science is Tamsyn Muir, whose bestselling Locked Tomb sequence burst onto the scene with Gideon the Ninth and took the sci-fi world by storm—carrying greater than a contact of what she calls “that Lovecraft taste of blasphemous rites and unspeakable suspicions and darkish areas between the celebrities.” Collectively, Muir and Klinger usher us into these darkish areas via tales like “From Past,” the place a reckless experiment ruptures the skinny membrane separating our world from one teeming with interdimensional lifeforms, whereas “The Shunned Home” tells of the battle of a younger man and his uncle in opposition to a monstrous presence buried inside an deserted dwelling. On the middle of the gathering is the novella “On the Mountains of Insanity,” during which a crew of Antarctic researchers uncover remnants of a sprawling, historical civilization—and the chilling fact of its eventual demise.

With Muir as introducer and Klinger as indefatigable information via the peculiar, spine-tingling worlds Lovecraft unleashed, AT THE MOUNTAINS OF MADNESS is an important version for newcomers and devoted followers alike.

H.P. Lovecraft (1890–1937) is thought to be the main twentieth-century American writer of supernatural fiction.

Leslie S. Klinger is the multi-award-winning editor and annotator of seven volumes in Liveright’s New Annotated Collection in addition to the gathering The Name of Cthulhu and Different Tales. He lives in Los Angeles, California.

Tamsyn Muir is the best-selling writer of the Locked Tomb sequence. Her fiction has received the Locus and Crawford awards and has been nominated for a lot of others. She lives in Oxford, England.