This book contains the source works that began with Ambrose Bierce's creation of Hastur and Carcosa, were turned into works of madness-inducing terror by Robert W. Chambers which also introduced the King in Yellow and the Yellow Sign, then all those elements were incorporated into the Cthulhu Mythos by H. P. Lovecraft. It also includes the work from another author that Chamber's monstrous royal derived his darker deviation from that of Bierce's more humble beginnings - who could it be?

It does NOT include:
**any of the Derleth disasters
**modern works slipped in to try and trick you into reading new Cthulhu Mythos authors
**Call of Cthulhu roleplaying additions
**altered mythologies from the True Detectives show

Presented by the First United Church of Cthulhu, the only real and legally recognized religion based on the works of our Mad Prophet H. P. Lovecraft and the madness and chaos of the Cthulhu Mythos.

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When a second generation geek with multiple degrees in history grows up to be a professional cookbook writer, it s no surprise you end up with a lovingly researched book of Hobbit cookery.

Inside these pages you ll find one chapter for each traditional Hobbit meal. In addition to being based on historic recipes revised to fit Tolkien's specific vision of the Shire, the dishes have the following themes.

* Breakfast - hot, fast, traditional morning food
* Second Breakfast - cold, sturdy pies full of meat, veg and fruit to fuel a small adventure
* Elevenses - a hearty selection of breads to tide you over until Luncheon
* Luncheon - lighter fare appropriate for a pub
* Afternoon Tea - sweet biscuits, cakes and buns to accompany a caffeinated pick-me-up
* Supper - a hot meal of meat, veg, and mushrooms with a sweet finish
* Dinner - slow cooked roasts and puddings that take hours to make, but are well worth the wait.

To make sure there s a place for everyone around our geeky table, the index is broken up by dietary restrictions, with:
* 11 Paleo/Primal friendly recipes
* 19 Gluten Free friendly recipes
* 20 Vegan friendly recipes (which happen to be kosher and halal)
* 40 Vegetarian friendly recipes (including the vegan ones)

Whether you want to make an epic dinner fit for a king or bring a little period flair to a geeky gathering, you ll find something in these pages for every Tolkien fan.

134 pages