• Fantasy Fan Magazine Presents: Writings of Clark Ashton Smith, The by Clark Ashton Smith (1893 - 196

  • By: Mentor New York
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Fantasy Fan Magazine Presents: Writings of Clark Ashton Smith, The by Clark Ashton Smith (1893 - 196

By: Mentor New York
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  • Collected here are all of Clark Aston Smith's writings he submitted to The Fantasy Fan Magazine. The Fantasy Fan Magazine was a periodical dedicated to people professing their love of and celebrating fantasy and weird fiction. In addition to the opinion pieces and non-fiction articles, The Fantasy Fan also included many short stories and poems by some of the authors it celebrated such as H. P. Lovecraft, Robert E. Howard and Clark Ashton Smith, a personal favorite of editor Charles D. Hornig. Smith contributed quite a variety of stories, poems and articles to The Fantasy Fan over its two-year tenure. From the weird and creepy journeys to unknown worlds of "The Kingdom of the Worm" and "The Primal City" to the strange and haunting poetry of "A Dream of the Abyss" and "Necromancy" to the insightful essays on M. R. James and fantastic fiction in general, Smith shows the breadth of his writing skill within the pages of this sadly short-lived 'zine. (Summary by Ben Tucker)
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  • The Primal City

    The Primal City
    Jul 16 2023
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  • Medusa

    Medusa
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  • The Demonian Face

    The Demonian Face
    Jul 16 2023
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