Cthulhu's Heirs is an anthology of Cthulhu Mythos fiction edited by Thomas M. K. Stratman and published by Chaosium in March 1994. Stratman describes it as "more than 20 writers' visions into the landscape of Lovecraft Country."
The stories mostly appeared for the first time in the collection, with the exceptions of Hugh B. Cave's "The Death Watch" (1939), Ramsey Campbell's "The Franklyn Paragraphs" (1973), Michael D. Winkle's "Typo" (1987), and Arthur William and Lloyd Breach's "The Return of the White Ship" (1989).
Cthulhu's Heirs won the Origins Award for Best Game-Related Fiction of 1994.
Contents[]
- "Watch the Whiskers Sprout" by D. F. Lewis
- "The Death Watch" by Hugh B. Cave
- "The Return of the White Ship: The Quest for Cathuria" by Arthur William and Lloyd Breach
- "Kadath/The Vision and the Journey" by T. Winter-Damon
- "The Franklyn Paragraphs" by Ramsey Campbell
- "Behold, I Stand at the Door and Knock" by Robert M. Price
- "1968 RPI" by Joe Murphy
- "Those of the Air" by Darrell Schweitzer and Jason van Hollander
- "Mr. Skin" by Victor Milán
- "Just Say No" by Gregory Nicoll
- "The Scourge" by Charles M. Saplak
- "Pickman's Legacy" by Gordon Linzner
- "Of Dark Things & Midnight Places" by David Niall Wilson
- "The Likeness" by Dan Perez
- "An Early Frost" by Scott David Aniolowski
- "Scene: A Room" by Craig Anthony
- "The Seven Cities of Gold" by Crispin Burnham
- "Shadows of Her Dreams" by Cary G. Osborne
- "The Herald" by Daniel M. Burrello
- "Typo" by Michael D. Winkle
- "Star Bright, Star Byte" by Marella Sands