Musical Interpretations
- A reading by John Arthur with an electronic score by Mike Olson was released as a cassette in 1987 (Fedogan & Bremer, Minneapolis MN) and later on CD (2001).
- Four poems of the cycle were set to music for voice and piano by the contemporary Greek composer Dionysis Boukouvalas (2004).
- A reading by Colin Timothy Gagnon with keyboard accompaniment (2007).
- Eleven poems set to music for an Ambient Book (2009) by the Swedish electronica composer Rhea Tucanae (a.k.a. Dan Söderqvist) and American musician pixyblink.
- Hugoboy's 34-minute minimal electronic interpretation.
- Paul Maclean's 67-minute reading with musical interpretation by Allicorn, released in the UK in 2012.
- Out of Orion’s HPLovecraft:Fungi from Yuggoth – 8 tracks of electronic interpretations (2012).
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