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The Wrath of Nyarlathotep

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Nyarlathotep was an exotic, malevolent deity who appeared in the fiction of H. P. Lovecraft. He was known as the Crawling Chaos and could change his shape at will. He often took the form of an Egyptian pharaoh when dealing with people on Earth and in the Dreamlands. Mark McLaughlin and Michael Sheehan, Jr. have written many collections of Cthulhu Mythos fiction, and THE WRATH OF NYARLATHOTEP compiles the best of their stories inspired by the Crawling Chaos.

This collection presents twelve stories and an epic poem. Many of these adventures feature elements of Egyptian lore and add to the interdimensional history of Nyarlathotep. Works in this collection include “The Abominations Of Nephren-Ka,” “The Blasphemy In The Canopic Jar,” “The Final Door,” “The Relic In The Egyptian Gallery,” “Deathless Bride Of The Crawling Chaos,” “Pyramid Of The Shoggoths,” “Midnight Pet Show,” “Stainless Steel Sarcophagus,” “The Arrival Of Our New Master: A Lovecraftian Armageddon” and more.

Explore a dimension of ancient entities and their modern-day disciples as you read THE WRATH OF NYARLATHOTEP.

220 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 18, 2022

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November 20, 2022
Total transparency here: I am one of the authors of this book. It was a joy working on this book, because Michael Sheehan Jr. and I both love ancient Egyptian history. When the Tut exhibit came to a museum in our area, we visited it four times. We were sad to see it leave.
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January 29, 2023
started off strong and then went down a bit

Like most anthologies, it started with its aces. Then, as the pages progressed, it made it down to the deuces. That said, nothing in there is poorly written. It’s just as far as the prose stories are concerned… some of them struck me as featuring Nyarlathotep in name only.
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