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Time for another revolting issue of Crypt
of Cthulhu already?? And you had only started repressing the memory of the
last one! You'll notice that, like Wilbur Whateley, the mag is growing and
swelling at an alarming rate, with more pages, and even more issues! That's
right, Cthulhu will be lumbering forth eight times a year!
This time around, we have no less than three
(count 'em if you know how) feature articles. As promised last issue, you'll
find "What Was the 'Corpse-Eating Cult of Leng'?" and
"The
Statement of Lin Carter". But Charles Garofalo's "Lovecraft the
Name-Dropper" replaces "Demythologizing Cthulhu", which will
appear instead in the Fall '82 issue of Lovecraft Studies.
All of our usual space-fillers are back,
too. This issue, "Fun Guys from Yuggoth" commences a series of
autobiographical glimpses or viewpoint statements by various interesting
Lovecraftians. Ronald Shearer's this issue's fun guy. And welcome aboard to C.
J. Henderson, who'll be handling "R'lyeh Review" from now on.
Cthulhu's debut got pretty good reviews
(see "Mail-Call"), and we suspect you'll like
this'n, too.
Robert M. Price
Hierophant of the Horde
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