H. P. Lovecraft was an American writer who worked in the genres of horror, mysticism, fantasy, and science fiction, combining them in an original style. His work is so unique that Lovecraft’s stories are distinguished as a separate subgenre—the so-called Lovecraftian horrors. Lovecraft’s influence on Western popular culture left an indelible mark on the work of countless writers who worked in and are working in the genres of mysticism and horror. One of Lovecraft’s creative heirs is also Stephen King.