In 1895, Robert Chambers published a book of stories so weird, so otherworldly, that it has gone on to spawn practically an entire industry, even though The King in Yellow is no longer widely read. It is the basis for H.P. Lovecraft’s Cthulhu mythos, and for weird stories like the True Detectives series. These authors brave the insanity to expose new facets of this weird and wonderful group of stories.