The Cthulthu Heresy and Other Lovecraftian Sins

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A brand new Lovecraftian collection from Peter Rawlik!

Deluxe signed and lettered hardcover edition with slipcase!

Cthulhu doesn’t live here any more . . .

From the distant past to the far future. From the depths of the darkest ocean to the empty spaces between galaxies. From war-torn Arkham down the stairs to Deepest Slumber. From seedy bookstores to shining starships.

Pete Rawlik is proud to present twenty-seven tales of the Lovecraftian horrors that haunt the universe and the men, women, and cats that choose, for better or worse, to take a stand against them.

EDITIONS

Deluxe Signed & Lettered Hardcover

• Signed by Author Peter Rawlik, Artist Dan Sauer, and Editor Curtis M. Lawson
  
• Hand-Lettered A to Z
  
• Color Dust Jacket
  
• Front Cover and Spine Stampings
  
• Limited to 26 Lettered Editions
  
• Housed in a Slipcase
• Edited by Curtis M. Lawson
  

PRAISE FOR PETER RAWLIK

ON REANIMATORS:

“Rawlik’s first novel, Reanimators (2013), was the perfect example of how to write a book in a shared universe without descending into pastiche; The Weird Company is a how to expand your vision of that universe, and how to make it your own, without diminishing the source material.”
— Hellnotes

“The once human characters deal with their loss of humanity and their hope that they are not just monsters in sometimes subtle but always complex ways. Combine this with a wonderful League-of-Extraordinary-Gentleman-like plotline and you have a great adventure tale worthy of being included among any fan’s library.”
— Arkham Horror Book Club

“The coolest, most gifted Lovecraftian writer working today.”
— W. H. Pugmire, author of The Strange Dark One

“Rawlik rampages through Lovecraft country like a grave-robber on formaldehyde ... not so much a writer to watch as one to keep under constant supervision, animal tranquilizers, and heavy restraints.”
— Cody Goodfellow, author of Radiant Dawn, on Reanimators

 

ON REANIMATRIX:

“Rawlik takes the epistolary form through turns alternately weird, witty, and sexy in this tale of abomination and obsession, giving readers a lively romp through Lovecraft country that will leave fans of the genre hungry for more. Even better, Megan Halsey-Griffith is the anti-heroine you don't want to just read about—you want to be.”
— Wendy N. Wagner, author of Starspawn and Skinwalkers, On Reanimatrix

“Creating original work that pays homage to the classics without sliding into slavish imitation is a tightrope act, and one that Pete Rawlik pulls off with aplomb in Reanimatrix. The result is a richly inventive, Wold Newton-ish world in which Lovecraft’s creations rub shoulders with figures from history, fiction, and beyond. It’s a place where Dr. Jekyll, Dr. Moreau, and My Fair Lady’s Professor Henry Higgins can collaborate to study the Color Out of Space,’ and really, what more could you ask for?”
— Orrin Grey, author of Painted Monsters & Other Strange Beasts

“Rawlik takes readers on a kaleidoscopic terror ride . . . Lovecraft connoisseurs will find much to love in this frequently gruesome and, at times, quite racy tale.”
— Publishers Weekly

“Blew even my vague early expectations away . . . It's fun, it's sly, it's clever. I was reminded of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.”
— The Horror Fiction Review

“I loved the detective noir style and the Lovecraftian horror element of this book.”
— San Francisco Book Review

“Reanimatrix is a genre-blending thrill ride. . . Rawlik does a wonderful job of grabbing you and immersing you into his world. It's a true pleasure to read.”
— The Qwillery

“A satisfying mystery told in a perfect 1920s hardboiled narrative voice and style with just the right amount of Lovecraftian-inspired chills to keep horror fans interested. Especially fun is how Rawlik seamlessly works famous doctors from horror fiction’s past [eg, Dr. Frankenstein, Dr. Moreau, Dr. Jekyll] into the plot.”
— RA For All

“It is safe to say that at this point, Pete Rawlik knows the world of Lovecraft better than Lovecraft himself . . . Reanimatrix takes Lovecraft and places him squarely in the world of Raymond Chandler and Dashiell Hammett . . . It is Rawlik’s most mature work to date, alternately gory and salacious but still letting the story set the pace.”
— Hellnotes, reviewed by David Goudsward