The Dunwich Horror - Restored Text with Summaries and Annotations by Emory Holt #932123

Dunwich, Massachusetts, is a place the maps remember but the outside world prefers not to. Its collapsing farmsteads and weather-beaten churches cling to the hills while something far older presses against the thin skin of reality.

On the remote Whateley farm, Old Wizard Whateley and his daughter Lavinia strike a bargain with forces better left unmentioned. One child is born already wrong, racing through childhood with unnatural speed. Another is born unseen, a presence that swells the house, shakes the hills, and leaves great circular tracks in the fields. As cattle are drained, stones are scorched, and ritual chants rise from Sentinel Hill, Dunwich begins to understand that a door has been opened which cannot easily be closed.

When the invisible horror finally tears loose from its restraints, the hills boom with an inhuman cry. It will take the combined efforts of Miskatonic scholars, frightened villagers, and desperate clergy to trace the creature's path and confront the blasphemy at its core.

The Dunwich Horror remains one of H. P. Lovecraft's most influential tales of rural occultism and cosmic intrusion. This Barrow Street Edition presents a clean, carefully prepared text optimized for modern print and digital reading, preserving Lovecraft's language while eliminating the typographic noise of early twentieth-century typesetting and later digital scans.