The Bitter Drop by E. Isherwood

On date of checking, same date as this review note, the ``read book´´ link was dead aka dysfunctional!

Therefore, I can only hope that the handful of dead links I alread found on muses' list are one day checked by an admin.

An administrator, here, drawn into the unspeakable horror of discovering the magical salts, reading in the forbidden Necronomicon, and ready to raise his, her, or LGBTQIA equivalent, elder sign to thwart the foul and homicidal schemes of deranged cults and evil deities.

If, for whatever reason, the stars will be right on such an administrator, then we may either read the stories, or find the listings no longer include dozens of long-dead LINKS.

``It is no dead, what can eternal lie, but when an admin bans me, all my self-hype will die!´´ ;-)

Now, once again: When Belknap came up with the Hounds of Tindalos, he sure had no idea, how much fiercer the Critics of Tindalos are to us authors & content providers.

Cthulhu was the good guy, y'know?