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In [the] second volume of the letters of H.P. Lovecraft and August Derleth, the two authors—now noted luminaries in Weird Tales and the world of pulp magazines—continue to write letters on an almost weekly basis. Lovecraft, however, is plagued with self-doubt as a result of the rejection of At the Mountains of Madness by Weird Tales and ...
August William Derleth est un écrivain et anthologiste américain. Écrivain précoce et doué, il voit sa première nouvelle publiée dans le magazine de science-fiction "Weird Tales" en 1925, alors qu'il n'a que 16 ans. Il obtient son diplôme de littérature de l'Université du Wisconsin, en 1930, à la suite de quoi il travaille ...
August Derleth Center 300 Water Street (Entrance to August Derleth Park) Sauk City, Wisconsin 53583. Mail: The August Derleth Society Box 481 Sauk City, Wisconsin 53583. Contact: If you have a question for the ADS or any feedback, please let us know: Email: derlethsociety@gmail.com. About Derleth ...
The August Derleth Society is a non-profit organization formed in the late 1970’s to actively preserve the rich memory of Wisconsin’s greatest and most prolific author. Our goal is to encourage the study of August Derleth’s work and to preserve the memory of this compelling American writer, publisher, editor, columnist, environmentalist and teacher.
August William Derleth (Sauk City, Wisconsin, 24 de febrero de 1909-4 de julio de 1971) escritor y antologista estadounidense perteneciente al Círculo de Lovecraft. Aunque conocido por haber sido el primer editor de los escritos de Howard Phillips Lovecraft y por su propia contribución a los Mitos de Cthulhu, así como por haber sido el fundador de la editorial Arkham House. Su apodo dentro ...
It’s a Boy’s World: Poems . 1948 ( Sauk City , WI : Stanton and Lee) . Poetry for young readers. Something About Cats and Other Pieces . 1949 ( Sauk City , WI : Arkham House) . By H. P. Lovecraft (Collected By August Derleth); As Editor; Revisions, Essays. August Derleth: Twenty-Five Years of Writing 1926-1951 .
4 de jul. de 2021 · August William Derleth died of a heart attack on the Fourth of July, 1971. Thus ended a literary career that spanned six decades. Derleth won awards for his fiction, co-founded one of the most beloved small presses in the history of publishing and nurtured the careers and literary reputations of a l
