Fangarmer is a Cthulhu Mythos novel by Norwegian author Tore Aurstad. A sequel to Lovecraft's "The Call of Cthulhu", the name translates roughly to "tentacles".
Synopsis[]
| “ | In 1928, the American horror author H. P. Lovecraft wrote the horror story "The Call of Cthulhu", which depicts the horror experiences of the Norwegian sailor Gustaf Johansen in the Southern Ocean. In Tore Aurstad's Fangarmer, the story continues. We meet Johansen's young neighbors in Oslo and hear what happened next where Lovecraft's story ends. Join an adventurous and dangerous journey down to the southern ocean where harsh whalers work for a living, and mysterious fish-like creatures chase after them. Get to know sunken islands, ghost ships, sea monsters, a famous Norwegian discoverer, an object with magical powers, and join a dangerous expedition where the young Amund Nordfjord and his fellow travelers are chased by a mysterious ship with a crew from another world. |
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Publication History[]
Fangarmer was published in 2016 by Cappelen Damm. It runs to a total of 286 pages.