Trolley No. 1852

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In 1934, horror writer H.P. Lovecraft is invited to write a story for a subversive underground magazine, all on the condition that a pseudonym will be used. The pay is lofty, and God knows, Lovecraft needs the money.

There's just one catch.

It has to be a pornographic story . . .

All Aboard Trolley No. 1852

Through the midnight bowels of New...

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Overview

In 1934, horror writer H.P. Lovecraft is invited to write a story for a subversive underground magazine, all on the condition that a pseudonym will be used. The pay is lofty, and God knows, Lovecraft needs the money.

There's just one catch.

It has to be a pornographic story . . .

All Aboard Trolley No. 1852

Through the midnight bowels of New York City, the trolley travels. Admitting only a special sort of passenger, and taking them to a very select destination . . .

The 1852 Club is a bordello unlike any other. Its women are the most beautiful in the whole city and they will do anything. But there is something else going on at this sex club. In the back rooms monsters are performing vile acts on each other and doors to other dimensions are opening . . .

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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9781936383177
  • Publisher: Deadite Press
  • Publication date: 10/4/2010
  • Pages: 108
  • Sales rank: 471,373
  • Product dimensions: 0.22 (w) x 8.50 (h) x 5.50 (d)

Meet the Author

EDWARD LEE has had more than 40 books published in the horror and suspense field, including CITY INFERNAL, THE GOLEM, and BLACK TRAIN. His movie, HEADER was released on DVD by Synapse Films, in June, 2009. Recent releases include the stories, “You Are My Everything” and “The Cyesologniac,” the Lovecraftian novella “Trolley No. 1852,” and the hardcore novel HEADER 2. Currently, Lee is working on HEADER 3. Lee lives on Florida’s St. Pete Beach. Visit him online at:

http://www.edwardleeonline.com
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  • Anonymous

    Posted April 7, 2012

    Short

    Typical EL. Gut wrenching and sexual. But be warned, very short. Less than 100 pages.

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  • Posted September 3, 2011

    Better Then Lovecraft?

    First things first! Thank you Deadtie for putting out an affordable copy of this book first released by Bloodletting in 2009 as a limited hardcover. You saved me a bundle of dough! This is the second of Lee's H.P. Lovecraft novella's that I have had the fortunate to read. Though a good number of his books have various nods to the master of 20th century horror, this and The Innswich Horror are straight odes to his style and the Mythos he created. Lee once again writes as if he was Lovecraft or one of his contemporaries, though this one unlike The Innswich Horror, doesn't completely shy away from some explicit sexual situations and vulgar language, that is more like the Lee I have grown to enjoy. Being a Lovecraft fan, these odes to him are fun reads, this one in particular is a fast paced and easy to get through in a few hours and worth reading in one sitting. Unlike The Innswich Horror, which is a bit of sequel to Shadows Over Innsmouth, this one pits Lovecraft himself in the conundrum, whether to write a pornographic story for a private magazine. Of course, he chooses the best for himself, (and how many novelists have been thus employed I wonder?) and sets out to write a Lovecraftian smut story. Fans of Lee and Lovecraft should get a kick out of this and it is sadly disappointing that Lee's contributions to the Lovecraft Mythos have been largely ignored by scholars and students alike. Since the Deadite edition is cheap, I would invest both your monies and your interest in getting this, well worth the under ten bucks and IMHO, better then anything Lovecraft ever did.

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