The King in Yellow

Ten poetic and openly frightening stories, strung together on the theme of the mysterious play "The King in Yellow," which inevitably changes the fates of all who read it, and the equally enigmatic, fateful "Yellow Sign."
The book that Lovecraft admired, considering it one of the brightest examples of "horror and the supernatural" in American prose.
A book that had a colossal influence on later American Gothic literature, including Lovecraft himself, who repeatedly used themes from Chambers in his works.