Aye, Kadath is a perfect example of what Houellebecq notes about Lovecraft&#x27;s drawing inspiration from his dreams. The whole story basically reads like a stitching together of bits from a dream diary- or maybe even a single one of those long, winding dreams you manage to recall after a full night&#x27;s sleep, the kind you only get in the holidays and so on.<p>I guess it&#x27;s just grouped together with others of his early, non-Mythos stories, like The Cats of Ulthar and The Music of Erich Zann, that were alright but nothing special.<p>Anyway if you liked Kadath, you should check out Lord Dunsany (if you haven&#x27;t).