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This subject is written on a topic in the real world and reflects factual information. This subject contains information from the Expanded Cthulhu Mythos, and not based on H.P. Lovecraft's works directly. Ghouls of the Miskatonic is the first book in the Dark Waters trilogy by Graham McNeill.

Synopsis[]

The vicious murders of several young women in the town of Arkham bring together a disparate group of people intent on solving the mystery of who is behind the atrocities. Throughout the course of their investigations, they uncover a deranged cult of Cthulhu worshipers deep in the heart of Arkham academia, and use the powers of their enemies against them.

Characters[]

  • Professor Oliver Grayson, lecturer in anthropology at Miskatonic University.
  • Professor Alexander Templeton, a lecturer in Ancient Religions at Miskatonic University.
  • Rex Murphy, a reporter for the Arkham Advertiser.
  • Finn Edwards, a small time criminal and bootlegger.
  • Minnie Klein, a photographer for the Arkham Advertiser.
  • Gabriel Stone, a private detective who’s daughter was one of the murdered girls.
  • Amanda Sharpe, a student at Miskatonic University.
  • Rita Young, a student at Miskatonic University.
  • Kate Winthrop, a research assistant at Miskatonic University.
  • Spencer Osborne, a senior at Miskatonic University and Cthulhu cultist.
  • Wilson Brewster, a senior at Miskatonic University and Cthulhu cultist.
  • Marie Lambeau (cameo)
  • Jim Culver (cameo)
  • Tommy Muldoon (cameo)
  • "Ashcan" Pete (cameo)

Behind the Mythos[]

Ghouls of the Miskatonic is the first book in the Dark Waters trilogy by Graham McNeill, and is part of Fantasy Flight Games' Arkham Horror Fiction line of Mythos-related literature. It was first published in paperback format in August 2011, and has also received an ebook release.

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