Harold S. Farnese didn’t write any stories, poems, or articles for Weird Tales, nor was he a cover artist or illustrator. His eight letters published in “The Eyrie,” the letters column of Weird Tales, failed to land him in the top twenty contributors in that category. [Yet he] may have been the first person to adapt a work by H.P. Lovecraft to a form other than verse or prose.
Harold S. Farnese, Part Three.
Harold S. Farnese, Part Six (final part).
From Tellers of Weird Tales. See also his post on “The Lovecraft-Farnese Correspondence” with a new timeline.
The settings Farnese wrote for two of the Fungi From Yuggoth sonnets have finally been recovered, and recorded. Along with other Lovecraft-associated pieces, these are available in the “Deluxe” re-release from fedoganandbremer.com.