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Out of Space and Time Volume 2 by Clark Ashton Smith, 1975
LAST INCANTATION (Timescape Book) by Clark Ashton Smith, 1982-08-01
The Colossus of Ylourgne by Clark Ashton Smith, 2009-01-12
The Empire of the Necromancers: And Three Others by Clark Ashton Smith, 2009-04-20
The Shadow of the Unattained: The Letters of George Sterling and Clark Ashton Smith by David E. Schultz, S. T. Joshi, et all 2005-12-01
TYPED LETTER SIGNED (TLS), nine lines, dated 29 July 1957, to Gerry de la Ree, signed Clark Ashton Smith, on plain letter-size paper. Together with two-page catalogue of Smith manuscripts offered for sale by de la Ree, ribbon copy, undated. Together with TYPED LETTER SIGNED (TLS), one page, dated 14 July 1971, from Roy Squires to Gerry de la Ree. by Clark Ashton. Smith, 1957-01-01
The dweller in the gulf (The unexpurgated Clark Ashton Smith) by Clark Ashton Smith, 1987
THE TALES OF CLARK ASHTON SMITH: A BIBLIOGRAPHY. by Clark Ashton) Cockcroft, Thomas G. L. (Smith, 1951-01-01
Planets and Dimensions Collected Essays of Clark Ashton Smith by Clark Ashton) WOLFE, Charles K. edited by (SMITH, 1973
TYPED LETTER SIGNED (TLS), ribbon copy with a few corrections and emendations in the author's hand, one and a half pages, dated 15 May 1937, to Virgil Finlay (Dear Virgil Finlay), signed Clark Ashton Smith, on two sheets of plain letter-size paper. by Clark Ashton. Smith, 1937-01-01
THE BLACK BOOK OF CLARK ASHTON SMITH. NOTEBOOK USED BY CLARK ASHTON SMITH FROM ABOUT 1930 TO 1961. DECIPHERED, TRANSCRIBED AND EDITED BY R. A. HOFFMAN AND DONALD S. FRYER. ANNOTATED AND WITH A NOTE ON THE TEXT BY DONALD S. FRYER. THE PRESENT COPY HAS BEEN MADE FROM THE ORIGINAL TRANSCRIPTION: 14 OCTOBER TO 14 NOVEMBER 1961. by Clark Ashton. Smith, 1961-01-01
The Devil's Notebook: Collected Epigrams and Pensees of Clark Ashton Smith (Starmont Popular Culture Series) by Clark Ashton Smith, 1991-03
Biography - Smith, Clark Ashton (1893-1961): An article from: Contemporary Authors by Gale Reference Team, 2003-01-01
Lost Worlds: The Journal of Clark Ashton Smith Studies Issue No. 2 by Clark Ashton) Connors, Scott (Smith, 2004

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Clark Ashton Smith
Translate this page clark ashton smith 1893-1961. clark ashton smith nacque il 13 gennaio 1893 a Long Valley in California. Trascorse quasi tutta la
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Extractions: Clark Ashton Smith nacque il 13 gennaio 1893 a Long Valley in California. Trascorse quasi tutta la sua vita ad Auburn, un paesetto poco distante dal luogo di nascita e solo nel 1954, dopo aver sposato Carol Jones Dorman, si trasferì a Pacific Grove. Condusse una vita da recluso al pari di Lovecraft. Nel 1928 apparve il suo primo racconto e tra il 1929 e il 1936 produsse oltre un centinaio di racconti e romanzi brevi. La maggior parte dei suoi scritti fu pubblicata dalla famosa rivista americana Weird Tales.
Clark Ashton Smith â The Emperor Of Dreams
clark ashton smith The Emperor of Dreams. clark ashton smith (18931961) was one of the classic writers of fantastic fiction of the 1920 s and 30 s.
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Extractions: The Emperor of Dreams Clark Ashton Smith (1893-1961) was one of the classic writers of fantastic fiction of the 1920's and 30's. When I was beginning to read horror, Smith and Lovecraft were the boys! But nostalgia alone isn't what makes it a pleasure to have received this book for review. These stories were among the first. Their dark pages are the spawning ground for images that stalk through horror today. The Necronomicon was born here (and in the works of Lovecraft), gods and demons with jawtwisting names (such as Hzuilquoigmnzhah) ooze, slither and deliquesce through these pages. The imagery in these stories has become cliched through imitation and lampoonery, but it would be poor work that relied on imagery. These tales have another important component. They have structure, and it is in the building of this structure that Ashton Smith excels. His first love was poetry and language, and this shows in such places as the opening sentences of each piece. Take this from 'The Dark Eidolon': An excellent, poetic scene setter, atmosphere rolling out of each word. In a short story, a good opening is worth a page of description, and Clark knows a good opening.
The Door To Saturn By Clark Ashton Smith
The Door to Saturn. clark ashton smith. When morghi, the high priest of the goddess Yhoundeh, together with twelve of his most ferocious
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Extractions: The Door to Saturn Clark Ashton Smith When morghi, the high priest of the goddess Yhoundeh, together with twelve of his most ferocious and efficient underlings, came at morning twilight to seek the infamous heretic, Eibon, in his house of black gneiss on a headland above the northern main, they were surprised as well as disappointed to find him absent. Their surprise was due to the fact that they had every intention of taking him unawares; for all their plots against Eibon had been carried on with meticulous privacy in underground vaults with sound-proof bolted doors; and they themselves had made the long journey to his house in a single night, immediately following the hour of his condemnation. They were disappointed because the formidable writ of arrest, with symbolic flame-etched runes on a scroll of human skin, was now useless and because there seemed to be no early prospect of trying out the ingenious agonies, the intricately harrowing ordeals which they had devised for Eibon with such care. Morghi was especially disappointed; and the malisons which he muttered when the emptiness of the topmost room had revealed itself, were of truly cabalistic length and fearfulness. Eibon was his chief rival in wizardry, and was acquiring altogether too much fame and prestige among the peoples of Mhu Thulan, that ultimate peninsula of the Hyperborean continent. So Morghi had been glad to believe certain malignant rumors concerning Eibon and to utilize them in the charges he had preferred.
Steampunk: Authors : S : Clark Ashton Smith
Authors S clark ashton smith. Contents. Bibliographies Reviews. Search. Categories. Authors Awards Bibliographies Movies Organizations
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Letters Of George Sterling And Clark Ashton Smith - Hippocampus Press
Letters Of George Sterling And clark ashton smith. Edited by ST Joshi and David E. Schultz November 2004 ISBN 09748789-3-6 Paper $15.00.
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The Black Diamonds By Clark Ashton Smith - Hippocampus Press
The Black Diamonds. By clark ashton smith. At the age of fourteen, clark ashton smith wrote an Arabian Nights adventure novel called The Black Diamonds.
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Extractions: Paper: $15.00 At the age of fourteen, Clark Ashton Smith wrote an Arabian Nights adventure novel called The Black Diamonds . At nearly 90,000 words, it is the longest work of fiction he would ever write in his long career. The thrilling and fast-paced story of seventeenth-century Bagdad deals with two mysterious black diamonds and the conflict they engender between an Arab family and the powerful thief who seeks to regain them. Kidnapping, piracy, and even a possibly supernatural "Lake of Fire" are all involved in this vibrant and well-crafted narrative. Although a work of Smith's youth, The Black Diamonds can withstand comparison with any of his later tales of Zothique, Hyperborea, and Atlantis for compelling readability. This never-before published novel has been meticulously edited by leading fantasy scholar S. T. Joshi. The lost pages from The Black Diamonds (pdf) Subscribe to our mailing list.
The Weird Review: Clark Ashton Smith
Commentary on the clark ashton smith s great weird fantasy The Maze ofMaal Dweb. . The Poetics of Morbidity The Original Text to
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Extractions: Clark Ashton Smith wrote the tale "The Maze of the Enchanter" in autumn 1932. Unable to publish it, or unwilling to submit it to the editing he knew any commercial editor would demand, he included it in the self-published pamphlet in 1933. Five years later a severely pruned version of the tale appeared in the October 1938 issue of Weird Tales as "The Maze of Maal Dweb." This later text appears in the canonical volume Lost Worlds (Arkham House, 1944), The City of the Singing Flame A Rendezvous in Averoigne (Arkham House, 1988). Aside from appearances in two volumes edited by Lin Carter for the Adult Fantasy Series the anthology The Young Magicians Xiccarph (The Strange Company, 1979), Smith's richer, original version of the tale has been supplanted by the later, simpler text. The Unexpurgated Clark Ashton Smith Strange Shadows Elsewhere the revisions do not merely dilute the atmosphere, but subtly blunt the action as well. Here is the description of Tiglari's escalade from the same point in first the original text:
Re: Clark Ashton Smith
Re clark ashton smith. In Reply to clark ashton smith posted by Tim Stretton on January 27, 1999 at 073800 I have recently
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Extractions: Follow Ups Post Followup WWWBoard: Jack Vance FAQ Posted by Phil Tidey on February 16, 1999 at 12:31:41: In Reply to: Clark Ashton Smith posted by Tim Stretton on January 27, 1999 at 07:38:00: : I have recently come across the writings of Clark Ashton Smith, who, as far as I can make out, was a US writer of fantasy and horror in the 1940s. His prose style is curious, ornate and compelling, and reminds me in some ways of Vance's. There is a much anthologised short story, "The Weird of Avoosl Wuthqqan" which would not be out of place in "The Dying Earth".: Does anyone out there agree with me? And can anyone tell me anyPout Clark Ashton Smith?CAS was published in the UK in the seventies- I discovered him then and have eight collections of his- varying from Lovecraftian horror to pure Vancian fantasy- One collection (Tales of Science and sorcery) includes 'Clark Ashton Smith: A memoir' by E.Hoffman Price, an account of visits to CAS's home in California in 1934. He was also a painter and sculptor of repute- his work must be on display somewhere?:Phil : : I have recently come across the writings of Clark Ashton Smith, who, as far as I can make out, was a US writer of fantasy and horror in the 1940s. His prose style is curious, ornate and compelling, and reminds me in some ways of Vance's. There is a much anthologised short story, "The Weird of Avoosl Wuthqqan" which would not be out of place in "The Dying Earth".: Does anyone out there agree with me? And can anyone tell me anyPout Clark Ashton Smith?CAS was published in the UK in the seventies- I discovered him then and have eight collections of his- varying from Lovecraftian horror to pure Vancian fantasy- One collection (Tales of Science and sorcery) includes 'Clark Ashton Smith: A memoir' by E.Hoffman Price, an account of visits to CAS's home in California in 1934. He was also a painter and sculptor of repute- his work must be on display somewhere?:Phil
Clark Ashton Smith Price List
clark ashton smith. Title. Price. The Dark Eidolon (the Journal of smith Studies)Issues 2, 3, $8. Mother of Toads, $15. Nostalgia of the
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Shoggoth.net: Clark Ashton Smith
Home, Add Story, Comments, Archives, Polls, Admin, Mailing List, About. clark ashton smith. Contributed by Boyd Pearson on Wednesday March 26, 2003, @ 0719PM.
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pseudonym CS Forester (chron.) smith, clark ashton (18931961) (books) (chron.) * An Adventure in Futurity, (nv) Wonder Stories Apr 1931
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Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents SLESAR, HENRY (chron.) (continued) Ersatz, (ss) Dangerous Visions , ed. Harlan Ellison, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1967 Examination Day, (ss) Playboy Feb 1958 * For Services Rendered (with Harlan Ellison ), (ss) AHMM The Girl Who Found Things, (nv) AHMM Jul 1973 Good Morning! This Is the Future, (ss) 1962 I Do Not Like Thee, Dr. Feldman, (ss) Playboy Jun 1969 The Invisible Man Murder Case, (nv) Fantastic May 1958 The Jam, (ss) Playboy Nov 1958 The Playboy Book of Horror and the Supernatural , ed. Anon., Chicago: Playboy 1967
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