Elysia, sixth in the Titus Crow saga, pits heroes against Cthulhu and Elder Gods in a cosmic battle for Earth.
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Elysia, sixth in the Titus Crow saga, pits heroes against Cthulhu and Elder Gods in a cosmic battle for Earth.
Elysia: The Coming of Cthulhu caps off multiple already-related series of Lumley's: his ill-named Titus Crow series (which is much more about Henri-Laurent de Marigny; Crow isn't even in two of those five books, and has only a small role in this one too,) his Dreamlands adventures starring Hero of Dreams and Eldin the Wanderer, and The House of Cthulhu. For that last, at the time of Elysia's first publication, it was only available in a small print run from Paul Ganley, the same p
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Frequent violent encounters with Elder Gods; graphic horror and body terror implied.
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Central themes of occult rituals, demonology, and summoning Elder Gods like Cthulhu.
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