The relationship between human beings and nature is present in everyday life, narrated, mediated, and fictionalized through stories, tales, and myths that define how we inhabit the planet. Words, voices, images, and fiction shape how we relate to what we understand as natural. Cthulhu Books brings together reflections and worlds that derive from distinct perspectives, emerging new ways of talking about nature and suggesting malleable relationships between words and what they describe.

Cthulhu Books fosters relationships between different fields of knowledge, blurring the boundaries between artistic and academic research, theory and practice, science and art, culture and nature. It aims to make visible new modes of coexistence that go beyond the traditional canons and open other possibilities to narrate ourselves and our environment. We want to imagine worlds within worlds, beings within universes, to provide new frameworks from which to understand and act in the face of the contemporary ecological crisis.