H. P. Lovecraft was a pulp author during the 1920s and 1930s, and is one of the most influential horror writers of the modern era. Without him, we'd likely not have the Stephen Kings or Clive Barkers that we recognize today. Like many American historical figures, he is problematic due to his racist personal beliefs, which manifest primarily in his private letters, but also in some of his works. We believe in celebrating his substantial influence on art, music, film, and literature, while acknowledging but firmly rejecting his racist views.

Detective Ward Lovecraft is summoned to 1932 New Orleans to investigate rumors in the dreaded Black Swamp involving humanoid creatures, undead worshipers and a mysterious Man in Yellow. It’s a race against time for Lovecraft, who may be facing another dreaded ‘Calling’.

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