S.T. Joshi’s blog has updated with a post giving lots of news. Take a look to see everything. The three items that stood out for me were: i) the first part of his massive survey-history of atheism (from prehistory to 1600) is now in proof, and is being hand-indexed; and ii) Ken Faig Jr. has a Lovecraft-as-character novel out, The Selenite Invaders…

This engaging novel features a character (Herbert Hereward) clearly based on Lovecraft, and other elements of this science fiction tale echo events in the life of Lovecraft or his relatives. The novel spans much of the twentieth century, showing Hereward (unlike Lovecraft) repurchasing his birthplace at 454 Angell Street [plot spoilers … ] all while battling [plot spoilers].

I’m pleased to see there’s an affordable Kindle ebook edition of this on Amazon UK. Don’t read the blurb there, unless you want possible plot spoilers.

Also iii) news of the forthcoming booklet H.P. Lovecraft in Paperback Books: The First 50 Years. The page linked suggests the full title is A Complete Listing Of All the English Language Editions Of The Collected Works of H.P. Lovecraft In Paperback Books With Cover Art And Printing History 1944-1994.