The Things That Should Not Squee

5* "If you love Cthulhu and the other Lovecraft's monsters, you should really get hold of this little booklet. Peter's illustrations are cute and clever!It makes for a perfect little gift." By Trixter76 on Amazon.co.uk

"As the name suggests, it presents a number of depictions of Cthulhu Mythos entities that are likely to go "Squee" but should not. Peter Andrews is clearly not only a very gifted artist, but also shows a deep knowledge of the Cthulhu Mythos, since the book includes some more obscure creatures and deities such as Lloigor and Rhan-Tegoth (who is one of my favourites).

The hobbies, general behaviours and moods Peter depicts are worth several chuckles and laughs and the ideas behind them can only come from a mind that has been thoroughly twisted. 

A truely delightful piece of Cthulhu Mythos art and something every fan should have in their library. The only downside: It is woefully short. Only 32 illustrations are contained in the booklet. Still, it is well worth eight out of ten screaming phobias." By Meta-Punk.com

Peter Andrews is a self-taught artist and illustrator, working in a variety of digital and traditional media. Thanks to a lifetime of reading and roleplaying his primary interest is in fantasy, sci-fi and horror character work but (much to his chagrin) he is still probably best at sketching mountains. His art inspirations are Todd Lockwood, Adrian Smith and Wayne Reynolds. His favourite authors are pulp writers of all stripes - from the cosmic horror of HP Lovecraft to the sword & sorcery of Robert E Howard and the hard-boiled grizzle of Raymond Chandler.

Peter works in Nottingham, in a local history library ogling old maps;  he lives in a graveyard gatehouse with his partner - a fellow library worker and a Viking scholar.

For Luna Press Publishing: "The Things That Should Not Squee"; "Necronomicute".