Additions to the Open Lovecraft page…<\/p>\n
* Thomas B. Whitbread (2005), “Samuel Loveman: poet of Eros and Thanatos”<\/a>, The Fossil<\/em>, Vol.101, No.4, July 2005.<\/p>\n * Kwzia L’Engle de Figueiredo Heye (2003), “Weird fiction and the unholy glee of H.P. Lovecraft”<\/a>. (Masters disseration for the Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil, online from July 2012. In English. Asks if the concept of weird fiction can be classified simply as a sub-genre of horror, or if it constitutes a genre of its own).<\/p>\n * Bobbi Sinha-Morey (2007), “Fungi: the Poetry of H.P. Lovecraft”<\/a>, Calenture<\/em>, Vol.2, No.2, January 2007. (The H.P. Lovecraft special issue).<\/p>\n * Phillip A. Ellis (2007), “The Construction of Race in the Early Poetry of H.P. Lovecraft”<\/a>, Calenture<\/em>, Vol.2, No.2, January 2007. (The H.P. Lovecraft special issue).<\/p>\n * Anon. (2008), “The Fungi from Yuggoth<\/em>: a Concordance”<\/a>, Calenture<\/em>, Vol.3, No.3, May 2008.<\/p>\n * Frank Coffmann (2006), “H.P. Lovecraft and the Fungi from Yuggoth<\/em> Sonnets (part one)”<\/a>, Calenture<\/em>, Vol.2, No.1, September 2006.<\/p>\n * Pino Lasone (2007), “Asenath and Leucothea: female figures from the sea of literary fiction”<\/a>, Calenture<\/em>, Vol.2, No.3, May 2007.<\/p>\n * Af Simon Hesselager Johansen (2011), “Tilstedevaeren ved Vanviddets Bjerge: Martin Heidegger, H.P. Lovecraft og mellemkrigstidens elit\u00e6re konservatisme”<\/a>, Tanken: studieblad for filosfi<\/em>, No.4, 2011 (Short article in Danish, title translates as something like “On the Folly of Climbing Mountains: Martin Heidegger, H.P. Lovecraft and interwar elitist conservatism).<\/p>\n