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<\/a><\/p>\nBook 7 (Autour de Lovecraft<\/em>) has…<\/p>\n * The Diary of an Impossible Translation by David Camus, which recounts the intellectual and personal adventure that was this major work [of translation] carried out over more than ten years.<\/p>\n * A study on the influences of [on?] Lovecraft.<\/p>\n * The reception of Lovecraft in France and a chronology of his publication in French.<\/p>\n * The difficult genesis of Weird Tales<\/em>.<\/p>\n * A glossary of the most important Lovecraftian terms and words.<\/p>\n Elsewhere we learn there’s also a Joshi section in the book, in which he addresses the earlier volumes in order…<\/p>\n Studies by S.T. Joshi:<\/p>\n Study of volume 1: The Dreamlands. Congratulations to all concerned at Mnemos<\/a> and elsewhere, on the successful completion of this acclaimed set.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The final volume of the new French translation from Mnemos has shipped, and by now should be in the hands …<\/p>\n
\nStudy of Volume 2: The Mountains of Madness and Other Tales of Exploration.
\nStudy of volume 4: The cycle of Providence.
\nStudy of volume 5: Horrific stories – tales of youth – humorous stories.
\nStudy of volume 6: Lovecraft as an essayist and letter writer.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n