About the Author

Pete Rawlik has been active in all things Lovecraftian since his father read him “The Rats in the Walls” when he was a child as a bedtime story. For more than two decades he has run Dead Ink, selling rare and unusual books. Rawlik’s fiction has appeared in numerous magazine and anthologies. His first novel, Reanimators, was published by Night Shade Books in 2013.

Reviews

"Rawlik’s first novel, Reanimators (2013), was the perfect example of how to write a book in a shared universe without descending into pastiche; The Weird Company is a how to expand your vision of that universe, and how to make it your own, without diminishing the source material."
—Hellnotes

"The once human characters deal with their loss of humanity and their hope that they are not just monsters in sometimes subtle but always complex ways. Combine this with a wonderful League-of-Extraordinary-Gentleman-like plotline and you have a great adventure tale worthy of being included among any fan’s library."
—Arkham Horror Book Club

Praise for Pete Rawlik:
"The coolest, most gifted Lovecraftian writer working today."
—W. H. Pugmire, author of The Strange Dark One

"Rawlik rampages through Lovecraft country like a grave-robber on formaldehyde ... not so much a writer to watch as one to keep under constant supervision, animal tranquilizers, and heavy restraints."
—Cody Goodfellow, author of Radiant Dawn, on Reanimators

"Rawlik’s first novel, Reanimators (2013), was the perfect example of how to write a book in a shared universe without descending into pastiche; The Weird Company is a how to expand your vision of that universe, and how to make it your own, without diminishing the source material."
—Hellnotes

"The once human characters deal with their loss of humanity and their hope that they are not just monsters in sometimes subtle but always complex ways. Combine this with a wonderful League-of-Extraordinary-Gentleman-like plotline and you have a great adventure tale worthy of being included among any fan’s library."
—Arkham Horror Book Club

Praise for Pete Rawlik:
"The coolest, most gifted Lovecraftian writer working today."
—W. H. Pugmire, author of The Strange Dark One

"Rawlik rampages through Lovecraft country like a grave-robber on formaldehyde ... not so much a writer to watch as one to keep under constant supervision, animal tranquilizers, and heavy restraints."
—Cody Goodfellow, author of Radiant Dawn, on Reanimators