Friday fun: 15 Lovecraftian stories to read once you've read all of Lovecraft

Longtime readers will know that I'm a big fan of the works of HP Lovecraft. And every once in a while it's nice to do an eldritch, namelessly horrific take on your typical Friday Fun.

I don't know about you, but I've read all of Lovecraft's original fiction (though not all the collaboration and ghost-written works) and even a fair bit of Lovecraftian or Cthulhuvian themed works by other writers.

But there's always more Mythos works being written and older works I've not tracked down yet. Blastr has been kind enough to recommend a bunch, many of which I've not seen or heard of and maybe you haven't either.

And so: 15 Lovecraftian stories to read once you've read all of Lovecraft.

• A Study in Emerald by Neil Gaiman
• The Shambler From the Stars by Robert Bloch
• The Lurker at the Threshold by August Derleth
• The Franklyn Paragraphs by Ramsey Campbell
• The Events at Poroth Farm by T.E.D. Klein
• Allan and the Sundered Veil by Alan Moore
• The Burrowers Beneath by Brian Lumley
• A Colder War by Charlie Stross
• Final Draft by David Annandale
• The Horror From The Hills by Frank Belknap Long
• The Void by Brett J. Talley
• Displaced Person by Lee Harding
• The Fungal Stain by W.H. Pugmire
• The Mist by Stephen King
• Hallucigenia by Laird Barron

(Some are short stories, so I link to a collection or anthology where they are available.)