Reviews:
”Unlike most examples of this oeuvre, Mystery Believer [by Scott Waldrop] matches Lovecraft’s towering vocabulary and ability to string long and convoluted sentences together in a way that flows naturally… Mystery Believer might not be Lovecraft proper, but it’s one of the best examples of the next step in Lovecraftian fiction that you’re likely to find on the market today.” (Jon Mollison, Castalia House)
“The reader is greeted to nearly two-hundred pages of varied and intricate material that won't only excite your fancy for fantasy (okay, perhaps I'm going a little too far on the salesman pitch here, but seriously, these are some fine works) but will also make you think. Final Observation: Definitely worth a read for fans of high fantasy, pulp fiction and heavy metal. Proficiently well-written by highly educated individuals in their craft.” (Eric May, The Grim Tower)