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Lovecraft is one of those writers who needs no special introduction. It is difficult to overestimate the influence of his work on the modern literature of the fantastic and the bizarre, as well as on mass culture in general. Drawing his inspiration from the works of another prominent American, Edgar Allan Poe, Lovecraft was able to create his own completely original literary world of myths and dark prophecies, forgotten gods from distant extinguished stars and nightmares in which a dark hidden truth is revealed. The literary heritage of Howard Phillips Lovecraft has been used in many films and works of fine art, and he can compete with any other writer in the world in terms of the number of successors to his literary traditions.

The second volume of the complete collection of prose works by the outstanding master of the literature of the "mysterious and otherworldly" H.P. Lovecraft covers his prose written in the period from 1926 to 1928, and contains such classic and mostly lengthy works as The Call of Cthulhu, The Dreaming Quest of the Unknown;The Dreamy Quest of the Unknown Kadatha, The Case of Charles Dexter Ward, Colour from the Outer World, and The Dunwich Horror. It is in these novels that Lovecraft's talent as a masterful storyteller of incredibly mysterious and bizarre stories, as well as the author of many original and quite original mythogenic and mystical concepts, is finally revealed.