A. E. Merritt - The Moon Pool Review

For those looking to explore this pulp classic, several versions are available at retailers like Barnes & Noble and Target :

: Opposing the Dweller are three ancient, angelic creators who have been "purged of dross" and seek to destroy their creation, though they are hindered by their lingering love for it. Literary Significance A. E. Merritt - The Moon Pool

: The ruins of Nan Madol in the book are widely cited as the inspiration for Lovecraft’s lost city of R’lyeh in "The Call of Cthulhu". For those looking to explore this pulp classic,

“I enjoyed his ability to accurately describe the vast numbers of unusual people who populated the tramp steamers of the day... Merritt pulls all this together into one grand adventure.” www.benespen.com · 5 years ago Merritt pulls all this together into one grand adventure

Merritt's work is notable for blending multiple genres before they were strictly defined: