* P. Israelson, The Vortex of the Weird: Systemic Feedback and Environmental Individuation in the Media Ecology of Ito Junji’s Horror Comics”, Orientaliska Studier, No. 156, 2018. (Illustrated. Possibly not safe for download at work or college, depending on regime. A study of noted Japanese manga artist Ito Junji in relation the literary horror of H. P. Lovecraft).

* J. Norman, ‘Sounds Which Filled Me with an Indefinable Dread’: the Cthulhu mythopoeia of H.P. Lovecraft in ‘extreme’ metal (Short chapter from the book New Critical Essays on H.P. Lovecraft, 2013. ‘Metal’ = metal rock music).

* L. Sorensen, A weird modernist archive: pulp fiction, pseudobiblia, H.P. Lovecraft, Modernism/modernity, Vol. 17, No. 3, September 2010. (In “The Shadow out of Time” the archive is “possessed of disturbing agency”, and this idea counters the high modernist ideal for such things. Also has some useful observations on Lovecraft’s stance on the familiar and the unknowable, and notes that Boas shared much the same sentiments).