Lovecraft's Influences and Favorites

Published in 1927, 'Lovecraft's Influences and Favorites' is a collection curated by H. P. Lovecraft, featuring works that shaped the genre of Weird Fiction. The anthology includes 19 stories and one poem, starting with Edgar Allan Poe's 'The Fall of the House of Usher' (1839) and concluding with Walter de la Mare's 'Seaton's Aunt' (1922). This compilation highlights Lovecraft's literary influences and the evolution of supernatural horror in literature.