• Howard Philip Lovecraft 's Dreamland and Dream cycle :
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  • Howard Philip Lovecraft created a series of stories inspired by the writings of Lord Dunsany to describe a vast alternate reality that can be visited through one’s dreams.
  • The Dreamlands are roughly divided into four regions:
  • The Western regions contains the Steps of Deeper Slumber (descended via the "Cavern of Flame") and the Enchanted Woods, by which many enter the Dreamlands. Other points of interest include the port of Dylath-Leen, one of the Dreamlands' largest cities; the town of Ulthar, "where no man may kill a cat"; the coastal jungle city of Hlanith; and the desert trading capital Illarnek. Here lies the fabled Land of Mnar, whose gray stones are etched with signs and where rise the ruins of the great Sarnath.  [This area is what I in my Fantasy novel Through the Gate of Dreams, reconfigure as the 'Isle of Atlantis'. ]
  • The Southern regions home of the isle of Oriab and the areas known as the Fantastic Realms (described in "The White Ship").
  • The Eastern regions home of Celephaïs, a city dreamt into being by its monarch Kuranes, greatest of all recorded dreamers, and the dangerous Forbidden Lands.
  • The Northern regions location of the feared Plateau of Leng, home of man-eating spiders and the satyr-like "Men of Leng".
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  • Other locales include the Underworld, a subterranean region underneath the Dreamlands inhabited by various monsters; the Moon, accessible via a ship and inhabited by toad-like "moon-beasts" allied with Nyarlathotep; and Kadath, a huge castle atop a mountain and the domain of the "Great Ones", the gods of Earth's Dreamland.
  • Fandom Wiki of Lovecraft’s Dreamlands
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Links to other Sites discussing Lovecraft's Dream lands:

A Tour around Dream Lands by David Maurice Garrett​ Link

The Dream Land Cycle brought to life  Link

The Dream Lands A Wiki Fandom page Link

About the Dream lands on the Yog Sothoth Fan wiki page Link

A Novel by Antonio Zarda Exploring his own version of the realm of Dreams in The Dreamkeepers  Link