For three years in the 1920s, H.P. Lovecraft and a small group of literary friends formed what they called The Kalem Club. The group met in coffee houses, ice-cream parlors, and on the streets of New York during a time when a person would think nothing of walking those streets from midnight to dawn. These bohemian days are captured in a new book edited by Mara Kirk Hart and S.T. Joshi. Lovecraft's New York Circle: The Kalem Club, 1924-1927.