Mike Slater Livres

Make scrumptious sacrifices to the Ancient Ones with these bloodcurdling bites for haunted housewarmings, inglorious game nights and other grim gatherings

A Lovecraft-inspired cookbook with recipes to whet your appetite and threaten your sanity Reading about the slime- covered, non- Euclidean ruins of the sunken city of R’lyeh or the squamous, tentacled deity who slumbers there would make anyone hungry. Starting with the puns and working from there, authors Mike Slater and Thomas Roache have summoned forth 50 funny, bizarre, and horrible dishes such • The Deep Fried Deep One• Nog Sothoth• Cthus-Koos• The Great Old Buns• The Gin and Miskatonic Like H. P. Lovecraft’s Necronomicon , the legendary and forbidden book of the dead that is “alien to all sane and balanced readers,” this cookbook contains many dark (but still delicious) secrets within its pages. The book comes infested with sanity- melting and mouth- watering illustrations, as well as annotations full of crazed discoveries and desperate warnings about the recipes that brave readers will undertake. 100 illustrations

The author and the illustrator behind the best-selling Necronomnomnom have summoned another glorious grimoire-this time featuring cursed cocktails. These boozy and punny recipes pay homage to Lovecraftian horror themes and monsters with titles such as the King in Jell-O, Pink FlaMi-Go and Sunken Island Iced Tea. Further libations include the Hell Residente, Moscow Ghoul, the Root Beer of All Evil, and the Bloodbath & Beyond. The book provides Virgin Sacrifices for the coachman designated to drive everyone back from the seance, or for anyone not wanting to imbibe the devil's water. There are 75 delicious and malicious recipes, each gorgeously illustrated, mercilessly tested and hilariously written. Recipes appear in the form of cryptic rhymes and arcane rituals but are always easy (and fun) to follow. Bibulous and ridiculous, Lovecraft Cocktails will bring delight and fright for Halloween, the holidays and beyond.

Exploring the concept of arithmophobia, this book delves into the psychological aspects of the fear of numbers and mathematics. It examines how this phobia affects individuals in their daily lives, from academic challenges to professional obstacles. Through personal anecdotes and expert insights, the narrative sheds light on coping strategies and the importance of overcoming this fear to enhance confidence and success in numerically driven environments.

This unique collection features 25 parody carols inspired by Lovecraftian themes, blending humor with horror. Songs like "Do You Fear What I Fear?" and "Shoggoth the Formless Horror" offer a macabre twist on traditional holiday tunes, perfect for both festive gatherings and solitary musings in dark times. Accompanied by striking illustrations, the book invites readers to embrace its eerie melodies and unsettling lyrics, ensuring a memorable experience that lingers long after the season has passed.

A handy pocket-size guide that is packed with useful information, tips and recommendations, accompanied by colour photographs, charts and maps for the first-time traveller who wants to experience the major highlights that Mozambique has to offer. It also includes a fold-out map of Mozambique.