This collection includes what is believed to be all of Lovecraft's prose poetry, four works consisting of "Memory," "Nyarlathotep," "Ex Oblivione," and "What the Moon Brings."

Hadrian Coleman, a convicted murderer, escapes from prison and manages to survive on the run for many years. Finally, however, he is offered a pardon--a feat engineered by his old friend Sonny Hope, who is the director of the prison Hadrian escaped from. It soon becomes clear, however, that Sonny isn't just doing him a favor; he's demanding something in return.

Superintendent Thomas Pitt investigates the murder of London's most renowned social photographer in this installment in Anne Perry's Victoriana mystery series. Scandal erupts when word gets out that Delbert Cathcart's body was discovered in a punt on the Thames, laid out in a green velvet dress reminiscent of Millais' rendering of Ophelia. And that's just the beginning. A presumably unrelated scandal involving Grandmama Mariah Ellison takes Pitt into controversial territory where women's liberation, sexual freedom, divorce laws, and artistic censorship reside.

Private eye Malachy Foley must decide whom to protect--his ex-wife or his client--in a complicated mystery in which no one seems to be telling the whole truth.

In this memoir, Auster writes about the difficulties of a young man trying desperately to forge a literary career.

Pat Montella, a Southern sleuth with the ability to see ghosts, stumbles into a story of Civil War wrongdoing that has implications for her life in the present day. Creepy antebellum atmosphere adds flavor to this paranormal mystery.