r/Lovecraft is a subreddit with 284k members. The community frequently discusses lovecraft, made, cthulhu, lovecraftian, and art, and they frequently recommend/review book collection and audiobook, and the most common flair used is question, discussion, media, self promotion, and recommendation.
Dedicated to the works of H.P. Lovecraft, this is your stop for all of his outstanding works and weird fiction in general!
Popular Topics in r/Lovecraft
#1
Lovecraft
127 posts
#2
Made
45 posts
#3
Cthulhu
41 posts
#4
Lovecraftian
35 posts
#5
Art
24 posts
#6
Worst
23 posts
#7
Hard Time
22 posts
#8
Cosmic Horror
21 posts
#9
Inspired
15 posts
#10
Annoying
11 posts
Products Discussed in r/Lovecraft
Book Collection
6 reviews
#1
H.P. Lovecraft
4.4★ from 5 reviews
#2
Wordsworth Editions
4.0★ from 1 review
Audiobook
5 reviews
#1
Laird Barron
5.0★ from 1 review
#2
The Tale Master
5.0★ from 1 review
#3
Horrorbabble
5.0★ from 1 review
Flair Used in r/Lovecraft
#1
Question
: "How did Cthulhu get so popular?"
29 posts
#2
Discussion
: "I’m reading H.P. Lovecraft for the first time in my life. I just finished “The Dunwich Horror” and I NEED to talk about it! I have SO MANY questions!"
28 posts
#3
Media
: "True Detective S1 – Mythology, Folklore & The Occult"
7 posts
#4
Self Promotion
: "How a game made in 4 months reached 2 million players - the short story of Dagon"
7 posts
#5
Recommendation
: "I made a video recommending six unique Lovecraftian novels"
5 posts
#6
Article/Blog
: "The Three H.P. Lovecraft Stories Guillermo del Toro Wants to Adapt for Television"
4 posts
#7
Story
: "Typhon - forgotten classic eldritch abomination"
4 posts
#8
Review
: ""The Alchemist" is unintentionally so funny."
3 posts
#9
OC-Artwork
: "When I was 15, in 1973, I made a film inspired by “The Shadow Over Innsmouth”"
1 post
#10
Biographical
: "Lovecraft’s Readers Remember Him: Compiled Tributes from Weird Tales "The Eyrie" (July & August 1937)"
1 post
Member Growth in r/Lovecraft
Yearly
+19k members(7.2%)
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Last updated: October 2, 2026