MAD VISIONS OF AL-HAZRED edited by H David Blalock

The best-known bit of the Cthulhu Mythos, besides the name of the Old God itself, is a book supposedly penned by a mad Arab of the 8th Century, detailing the truth behind the Old Gods and how to deal with them, good or ill. Titled Kitab al-Azif by its author, the book became better known by its modern name The Necronomicon.
 
In this volume, we look at that author, known to us by the name Abdul al-Hazred. In these stories, based on Lovecraft’s mythos, we explore the facets of who he really was, his real name, his calling, and his eventual doom. We also discover how the entities spoken of in the al-Azif continue to exist and exert their onerous hold on humanity’s consciousness.