41. Authors - S - Part 2 smith, clark ashton Ballantine Adult Fantasy 1970 Zothique (19321951) 1971 Hyperborea (1931-1958) 1972 Xiccarph 1973 Poseidonis (1930-1951) http://www.gaslightbooks.com.au/4part/authors2.html

SMEDMAN, LISA Forgotten Realms: Sembria 4 2002 Heirs of Prophecy Shadowrun 23 1997 The Lucifer Deck 29 1998 Blood Sport 33 1998 Psychotrope 37 1999 The Forever Drug 39 2001 Tails You Lose Vor: The Maelstrom 2 2000 The Playback War SMEDS, DAVID Sorcery Within 1 1985 The Sorcery within 2 1989 Schemes of dragons X-Men 1998 Law of the Jungle SMITH, ANDREW Doctor Who 26 1982 Full circle SMITH, CLARK ASHTON Ballantine Adult Fantasy 1970 Zothique (1932-1951) 1971 Hyperborea (1931-1958) 1972 Xiccarph 1973 Poseidonis (1930-1951) SMITH, CORDWAINER Instrumentality 1963 You will never be the same 1964 The Planet buyer 1965 Space lords 1966 Quest of the three worlds 1968 The Underpeople 1970 Under old Earth 1971 Stardreamer 1975 Norstrillia (combined edition of Planet Buyer and The Underpeople) 1979 The Instrumentality of mankind SMITH, D. ALEXANDER Marathon 1 1982 Marathon 2 1988 Rendezvous 3 1990 Homecoming SMITH, DAVID C. Black Vulmea 1977 Witch of the Indies Bran Mak Morn 1981 For the witch of the mists (with Richard Tierney) Fair Rules 1 1989 The Fair rules of evil 2 1989 Eyes of night Fall of the First World 1 1983 The Master of evil 2 1983 Sorrowing vengeance 3 1983 The Passing of the gods Oron 1 1978 Oron 2 1982 The Sorcerer's shadow 3 1982 Mosutha's magic 4 1982 The Valley of Ogrum 5 1983 The Ghost army Red Sonja (with Richard Tierney) 1 1981 The Ring of Ikribu 2 1982 Demon light 3 1982 When hell laughs 4 1982 Endithor's daughter 5 1983 Against the Prince of hell

42. Biography - Clark Ashton Smith Born on January 13th, 1893, in Long Valley, California, clark ashton smith began to write at the age of eleven and was wholly selfeducated. http://www.singingtreepress.com/PoetryContest/bio-cas.htm

The Art of Clark Ashton Smith Clark Ashton Smith the Bard of Auburn Born on January 13th, 1893, in Long Valley, California, Clark Ashton Smith began to write at the age of eleven and was wholly self-educated. At seventeen, he sold stories to The Black Cat, The Overland Monthly, and other magazines. His first collection of verse was published only two years later, and was hailed as the work of a prodigy and classed with Chatterton, Rossetti and Bryant. By the age of thirty-five Smith focused on writing short stories and it was then, with publication in Weird Tales of "The End of the Story," that he discovered his unique prose voice. The success of that story inspired others tales: all weird, macabre, fantastic or pseudo-scientific. He has contributed poetry and fiction to over fifty magazines, including The Yale Review, The London Mercury, Munsey's, Asia, Wings, Poetry: A Magazine of Verse, The Philippine Magazine and the Mencken Smart Set and has been included in more than a dozen anthologies. His early book-length publications were all printed in limited editions, with the result that they are all collectors' items today. Four of his five volumes are entirely poetry:

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Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents SMITH, CLARK ASHTON (books) (chron.) (continued) The Witchcraft of Ulua [ Zothique ], (ss) Weird Tales Feb 1934 The Monster of the Prophecy , Timescape 1983 Xeethra [ Zothique ], (ss) Weird Tales Dec 1934 The Monster of the Prophecy , Timescape 1983 _, trans. William Beckford , (na) Leaves Sum 1937; the third episode of Vathek , published in French in The English Review New Worlds for Old , ed. Lin Carter, Ballantine 1971 _, [ref.] Robert E. Howard , (lt) The Howard Collector Spr 1969 Robert E. Howard , (lt) The Howard Collector Sum 1964 Robert E. Howard , (lt) The Howard Collector Spr 1969 SMITH, CORDELIA TITCOMB (books) (chron.) Introduction, (in) Great Science Fiction Stories , ed. Cordelia Titcomb Smith, Dell 1964 SMITH, CORDWAINER ; pseudonym of Paul M. A. Linebarger (books) (chron.) Alpha Ralpha Boulevard, (nv) Jun 1961 The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction: Eleventh Series , ed. Robert P. Mills, Doubleday 1962 You Will Never Be the Same , Evanston: Regency Books 1963 ... The Arbor House Treasury of Modern Science Fiction Angerhelm, (nv) Star Science Fiction Stories #6, ed. Frederik Pohl, Ballantine 1959

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47. Calendars At K-State The exhibit features more than 100 items by writers such as H. P. Lovecraft, Isaac Asimov, Anne Rice, Stephen King, clark ashton smith, Jack Vance and L. http://www.k-state.edu/cgi-bin/eventview/calendar/master?2007,12,18

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50. Emperor.htm Review Of The Clark Ashton Smith SF Novel The Emperor Of Dreams Review of the clark ashton smith SF novel The Emperor of Dreams, SF, sci fi, science fiction, SF books, SF book reviews, reviews, clark ashton smith, http://www.concatenation.org/frev/emperor.html

Science Fiction Book Review The Emperor of Dreams (2002) Clark Ashton Smith, Gollancz, £7.99, pbk, 580pp, ISBN 0-575-07373-X Volume 26 of Gollancz's Fantasy Masterworks series is a very welcome collection of the work of Clark Ashton Smith. Weird Tales , the premiere pulp title of the mid-1920s to early 1950s, brought out the work of a plethora of stars of the SF and Fantasy/Horror pantheon including a triumvirate who, more than any others, inspired the work of successive generations. Perhaps the two best known of these were HP Lovecraft and Robert E Howard, but the third was the fantastic poet and short story writer (also artist and sculptor!) Clark Ashton Smith. I first became aware of his work with the mid-seventies Panther editions of the collections Out of Space and Time (1942) and Tales of Science and Sorcery (1964), as well as the odd story here and there in anthologies drawing their material from Weird Tales . Needless to say I was blown away, as I had been by Lovecraft, and immediately started to devour as much CAS as I could lay my hands on. Imagine my delight, therefore, with this collection which gathers over 40 tales of the master, managing to include some I had never read before! There is also a detailed afterward by Stephen Jones of biographical and publishing details. It is very gratifying to see Gollancz showing the same discernment with their Fantasy Masterworks as with the SF counterpart, and many congratulations to them. I'd probably most recommend this book to lovers of HPL, but gladly point all and sundry in this direction also for the lyrical prose, weird visions and atmospheric terrors that helped define the SF field and paved the way for the generations of horrors that followed.

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53. Klarkash-Ton: Clark Ashton Smith (1893-1961) KlarkashTon - actualite francophone du poete californien clark ashton smith (1893-1961), traducteur de Baudelaire, correspondant et ami de Lovecraft, http://klarkashton.free.fr/

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54. Mars In The Mind Of Earth: Short Fiction smith, clark ashton. The Dweller in the Gulf. in A Rendezvous in Averoigne (1988) ed. by clark ashton smith. Arkham House. smith, clark ashton. http://www.marsearth.com/shortfict/sfp2s.html

Short Fiction (stories, novellas, novelettes) Authors whose last names begin with P to S Comments and suggestions Author Title Cite Notes Phillips, Rog. The Old Martians. In Worlds of If Science Fiction. Vol 1, No 1. March 1952. Piper, H. Beam. Omnilingual. In Mars, We Love You (Doubleday:1971). Piper, H. Beam. Omnilingual. In The Book of Mars (Futura:1976). Piper, H. Beam. Omnilingual. In Federation (Ace:1981). Pohl, Frederik. A Martian Christmas. In The Day the Martians Came (St. Martins:1988) by Frederik Pohl. Original title Adeste Fidelis. Also in the paperback edition of the same title, 1989. Pohl, Frederik. Across the River. In The Day the Martians Came (St. Martins:1988) by Frederik Pohl. 1st appearance. Also published in the paperback edition of the same title in 1989. Pohl, Frederik.

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56. The Cimmerian » Howard In The Letters Of Clark Ashton Smith One of the most welcome books to appear for fans of weird fiction in 2003 was The Selected Letters of clark ashton smith, published by Arkham House and http://www.thecimmerian.com/?p=16

57. Miskatonic University Campus Events A short introductory biography of clark ashton smith Selected Works of clark ashton smith. The Gorgon The Immeasurable Horror The Maker of Gargoyles http://www.yankeeclassic.com/miskatonic/dliterature/authors/smith/casmain1.htm

Department of Literature Clark Ashton Smith BIO A short introductory biography of Clark Ashton Smith tr IMAGES A gallery of images from the life of CAS WORKS Selected Works of Clark Ashton Smith The Gorgon The Immeasurable Horror The Maker of Gargoyles The Monster of Prophecy ... The Testament of Athammaus Alchemy of Sorrow Translated "from the French of Charles Pierre Baudelaire" One with his fervor shall inform The world, and one with all his sorrow: One sees a glad, unsetting morrow, One hears the whisper of the worm. Hermes unknown, whose hand assists My toil, and fills my dreams with fear, Through thee I am the mournful peer Of Midas, first of alchemists. Fine gold to iron corruptible I turn, and paradise to hell; In winding-sheets of cloud and levin A dear cadaver I descry; And build upon the shores of heaven Towering proud sarcophagi Beyond the Door Alas! the evanescence of a dream, That, like a rose, shall never blossom more! A glimpse of unguessed things, and then the door Of waking sense clangs to. Alas! the Gleam, The visioned Secret and the Light supreme

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60. Clark Ashton Smith: Encyclopedia - Clark Ashton Smith ImageFront4.jpg clark ashton smith (January 13, 1893-August 14, 1961) was a poet, sculptor, painter and author of fantasy, horror and science fiction http://www.experiencefestival.com/a/Clark_Ashton_Smith/id/1980384

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