Interesting new essay on Lovecraft, sadly imprisoned in an $80 academic book…
Brantley L. Bryant, “H.P. Lovecraft’s “Unnamable” Middle Ages”, in: Daniel T. Kline (ed.), Medieval Afterlives in Popular Culture (New Middle Ages)
“examines the hidden influence of the medieval world on H.P. Lovecraft. […] While researching for the essay, Bryant read extensively through Lovecraft’s published criticism and correspondence to find medieval “afterlives” in the work of an author not usually connected with the Middle Ages.”