Summary
In the remote and decaying village of Dunwich, Massachusetts, something ancient and unspeakable stirs. Born to a deformed albino woman and an unknown father, the grotesque Wilbur Whateley grows at an unnatural rate, thirsting for knowledge of forbidden rituals and the arcane Necronomicon.
But Wilbur is merely the prelude to a greater terror—an invisible, monstrous force that begins to ravage the countryside, growing more powerful by the day.
As whispers of the Great Old Ones echo through the hills and local livestock are found mutilated, a group of scholars from Miskatonic University races to uncover the truth and confront a horror that defies all comprehension.
In The Dunwich Horror, H. P.
Lovecraft weaves a chilling tale of rural isolation, occult secrets, and the thin boundary between our world and cosmic madness—cementing his legacy as a master of the unknowable.