Frank Belknap Long 
When Chaugnar Wakes [EPUB ebook] 
The Collected Poetry and Other Works of Frank Belknap Long

Introduction: Frank Belknap Long, Poet & Pauper by Perry M. Grayson 

A Note on the Texts by Perry M. Grayson 

Preface to A Man from Genoa by Samuel Loveman

A Knight of La Mancha 

The Marriage of Sir John de Mandeville 

A Man from Genoa

Manhattan Skyline

Come, Let Us Make

The Magi

Walt Whitman

An Old Tale Retold

Prediction 

The Prophet

A Time Will Come

When We Have Seen

In Antique Mood

A Sonnet for Seamen

In Hospital

Florence

Two Stanzas for Master François Villon

The Rebel

In the Garden of Eros (Theocritus)

In Mayan Splendor

The White People

An Old Wife Speaketh It

Stallions of the Moon

Advice

The Goblin Tower

The Inland Sea

On Icy Kinarth

Great Ashtoreth

When Chaugnar Wakes

Night-Trees

The Horror on Dagoth Wold

The Abominable Snow Men

Exotic Quest

Pirate-Men 

Subway

Sonnet

The Hashish Eater

Ballad of Mary Magdalene 

Ballad of Saint Anthony

West Indies

Martial: The Vacationist

From the Catullian Fount

Introduction to The Darkling Tide by Donald Sidney-Fryer

The Migration of Birds

At the Home of Poe

Flowers of Iniquity

Ingenue

Felis

The Rebel (1924 Version)

O Is There Aught in Wine and Ships?

Did You Write Lovecraft?

To Frank Belknap Long on His Birthday by H.P. Lovecraft

The Beautiful City

Futility

Adjuration

The New Adam 

It Is Not Only the Dead

Innsmouth Revisited

Man Is the Sea’s Child

The Necronomicon – John Dee’s Translation

The Sea’s Cold Blueness

Medieval Palimpsest Fragment, AD 1165

To a Friend

Prophecy

Rufus (Catullus)

H.P. Lovecraft

A Matter of Perspective 

Unhappiness

Sandaris

To Lewis Theobald Jun.

Lord Dunsany

Don Adolphe Returns

Ship Of Immortality – A Lament for Strange Tales

Venusian Folk Chant

Introduction to The Eye Above the Mantel – Sire of Reanimator by Perry M. Grayson

The Work of Frank Belknap Long, Jr. by H.P. Lovecraft

Dr. Whitlock’s Price

The Eye Above the Mantel

In the Tomb of Semenses

A Dangerous Experiment

An Epistle to Francis, Lord Belknap by H. P. Lovecraft

Four poems to Frank Belknap Long by H. P. Lovecraft

At The Haunt of a Cosmic Entity by Perry M. Grayson

The Goblin Tower Reviewed by Ernest A. Edkins

From ‘With the Editor’ by George Steele Seymour

From ‘The World of Books’ by Isaac Goldberg

Edwin Arlington Robinson – a letter to FBL

In Mayan Splendor Reviewed by Donald Sidney-Fryer

Perry M. Grayson was born in Chicago, Illinois, on March 11, 1975. Perry’s family relocated to Southern California during his early years. He lived in the San Fernando Valley, capital of the pornography business and the setting of the film Fast Times at Ridgemont High, until 2006. Perry now resides in Sydney, Australia, with his wife Tanya, an entertainment industry veteran, and two cats.Perry founded Tsathoggua Press in 1994 to publish pulp-era fantasy, horror and mystery fiction and non-fiction works relating to vintage authors. Since 1995, Perry has edited four volumes by his favorite author, Frank Belknap Long: Escape from Tomorrow (Necronomicon Press), The Eye Above the Mantel (Tsathoggua Press), The Darkling Tide (Tsathoggua Press) and the present collection. Many more FBL projects are in the works.Perry’s pro writing career began in 1994 as a journalist for electronic news service Silent Radio. Between 1997 and 2007 Perry served as copywriter and production coordinator for Sampson Advertising West, a busy porn graphic design and advertising agency.Perry’s other passion is music, and his pro music career took flight between 1997 and 2000 as guitarist and main songwriter in the heavy metal band Destiny’s End. With Destiny’s End, he recorded two albums on Metal Blade Records and embarked on a regional tour of Texas with labelmates Mercyful Fate in 1998. A full US tour with metal mavens Nevermore and Iced Earth followed in 1999. The US tour was followed by an appearance in front of tens of thousands of screaming metalheads at the illustrious Wacken Open Air Festival in Germany in August 1999-alongside a European tour with Sacred Steel, Wardog and Slough Feg.Next, Perry formed technical/progressive metal band Artisan, tackling both aggressive vocals and guitar from 2000-2003. While in Artisan, Perry supported internationally renowned metal artists such as Arch Enemy, Strapping Young Lad, Cathedral, Samael, Engine, Hate Eternal, Nile, Zero Hour, Onward and others.Since 2002, Perry has fronted the loud, raw vintage heavy rock power trio Falcon as guitarist/vocalist with friend and collaborator Greg Lindstrom, co-founder of cult U.S. metal legends Cirith Ungol. Towards the end of Perry’s tenure in Artisan (and simultaneous to Falcon) he played guitar for multinational metal project Isen Torr on the EP Mighty and Superior (2003). Branching out further, he played bass for American heavy doom rockers Pale Divine on a European tour in 2005 with Place of Skulls (led by Pentagram guitarist Victor Griffin).Aside from music, Perry’s pop-culture expertise extends far beyond to vintage TV, film and literature. He was a staff writer for Metal Maniacs, one of the world’s largest circulation heavy metal magazines, for over a decade.Since the mid-1990s, Perry has contributed fiction, non-fiction, interviews, reviews and poetry to such mags and sites as The Scream Factory, Crypt of Cthulhu, Necrofile, Other Dimensions, Snakepit, Fungi, Al Azif, Emptywords.org, Slow Ride, Hellridemusic.com, Snap Pop! and a host of others. He is often asked by hard rock and metal bands to pen liner notes and bios.A true-crime buff and lifelong devotee of American hardboiled literature, Perry often ventures out of the armchair, prowling deep into unsolved cold cases with abandon. His latest true-crime project, tentatively titled Dirty Deeds in L.A., focuses on weird crimes of the 1940s, including the Black Dahlia Murder case.