
Part of Series
Horrors from the Deep Horrors from Space… Human history is not what we thought it was… When Doctor Edmund Trevelyan goes missing in Cornwall, his nephew discovers a manuscript that poses more questions than it answers. Charnwood House, a mysterious mansion and former residence of a colleague of the doctor, is the last place he was seen in person. Four years have passed, and still no news. Delving into the manuscript, the nephew unravels a cryptic maze of clues that are too strange to be true. But they are… What follows is a gripping science fiction mystery, as we learn of Trevelyan’s encounters with an intriguing archaeological site, a mysterious astrological observatory and a labyrinth of ancient cosmology. Trevelyan must traverse the universe for more information to solve the mystery of human mythology, the origins of all of our legends and the truth behind everything we once thought to be mere fable. But what is coming? Why is this so important to his colleague, Professor McKinrick? Could it mean the end of the World as we know it? Join with Trevelyan as he uncovers the secrets of history, of time travel and of the unknown roots of humanity buried deep beneath the Earth. The Coming of Cthugha is a gripping science fiction mystery, told in the vein of the Lovecraftian Mythos. It is the first book of a trilogy.
Author
John Stephen Glasby (23 September 1928 – 5 June 2011) was a prolific British author whose work spanned a range of popular genres. A professional research chemist and mathematician, he produced over 300 novels and short stories during the 1950s and 1960s, most of which were published pseudonymously under the Badger Books imprint. Pseudonyms (listed alphabetically): Chuck Adams John Adams R.L. Bowers Tex Bradley Berl Cameron Craig Campbell Max Chartair Randall Conway Ray Cosmic John Crawford J.B. Dexter John Glasby J.S. Glasby Michael Hamilton J.J. Hansby D.K. Jennings Marston Johns Victor La Salle Victor LaSalle Peter Laynham H.K. Lennard Rand Le Page Paul Lorraine John C. Maxwell A.J. Merak H.J. Merak John Morton John E. Muller J.L. Powers Manning K. Robertson Karl Zeigfreid