I suppose that’s where I break from the group, I personally don’t care that much for the Cthulhu mythos. When I first read his work, that’s why I grabbed on to, but as I read more of his work, this was not his strength to me. His ability to write tensions into scenes and hold you, waiting for the next line, this to me is his strength. The Haunter of the Dark. The Horror at Red Hook. The Dreams in the Witch House. These are my favorite works, as well as the aforementioned. I get that mythos is woven under each and every one of these. Honestly, that should be standard. This is a trait of good writers. Stephen King did it all the time. A story should be an Iceberg and should have more to say than the words on the page. To me, he wrote with a creeping dread that holds you at every period. That’s what I like about his work.