Epub (my conversion)Book Contains the following: + About Zothique, and Clark Ashton Smith: When the World Grows Old - essay by Lin Carter + Zothique - [Zothique] - (1951) - poem by Clark Ashton Smith + Xeethra - (1934) - novelette by Clark Ashton Smith + Necromancy in Naat - (1936) - novelette by Clark Ashton Smith + The Empire of the Necromancers - (1932) - short story by Clark Ashton Smith + The Master of the Crabs - (1934) - short story by Clark Ashton Smith + The Death of Ilalotha - (1937) - short story by Clark Ashton Smith + The Weaver in the Vault - (1934) - short story by Clark Ashton Smith + The Witchcraft of Ulua - (1934) - shortstory by Clark Ashton Smith + The Charnel God - (1934) - novelette by Clark Ashton Smith + The Dark Eidolon - (1935) - novelette by Clark Ashton Smith + Morthylla - (1953) - short story by Clark Ashton Smith + The Black Abbot of Puthuum - (1936) - novelette by Clark Ashton Smith + The Tomb-Spawn - (1934) - short story by Clark Ashton Smith + The Last Hieroglyph - (1935) - short story by Clark Ashton Smith + The Isle of the Torturers - (1933) - short story by Clark Ashton Smith + The Garden of Adompha - (1938) - short story by Clark Ashton Smith + The Voyage of King Euvoran - (1933) - novelette by Clark Ashton Smith + Epilogue: The Sequence of the Zothique Tales - essay by Lin Carter

Epub (my conversion)Contains:About Xiccarph and Clark Ashton Smith: Other Stars and Skies • essay by Lin Carter1 To the Daemon: an Invocation The Maze of Maal Dweb The Flower-Women Vulthoom The Dweller in the Gulf The Vaults of Yoh-Vombis The Doom of Antarion The Demon of the Flower The Monster of the Prophecy Sadastor From the Crypts of Memory

A collection published in 1971 and containing About HYPERBOREA and Clark Ashton Smith: - Behind the North Wind The Muse of Hyperborea The Seven Geases The Weird of Avoosl Wuthoqquan The White Sybil The Testament of Athammaus The Coming of the White Worm Ubbo-Sathla The Door to Saturn The Ice-Demon The Tale of Satampra Zeiros The Theft of Thirty-nine Girdles The World’s Rim* The Abominations of Yondo The Desolation of Soom The Passing of Aphrodite The Memnons of the Night Notes on the Commoriom Myth-Cycle by Lin Carter

Thousands of books, articles and stories have been written about Atlantis since Plato presented the dialogues in which he first postulated the Lost ContinentLater writers, philosophers, story-tellers, believers and non-believers have created their own names for the legend, have changed the geography (which indeed, was always pretty vague), have treated the concept as the purest fiction, and ps the purest non-fiction: the stream is endless and there will undoubtedly be more to come.But few writers of the imaginative have produced such tantalizing glimpses of richness as Clark Ashton Smith created in his Tales of Poseidonis (one of the many names for Atlantis). The embroidery of his extraordinarily graphic prose, the clarity of his weird images, are ideally suited to the re-creation of his own purely imaginary world. He makes no pretense that this is the real lost Atlantis—but it is an Atlantis that surely should have lived. Enter it, and you enter a fascinating reality beyond the mundane world—a reality in which the remarkable mind of Clark Ashton Smith was perfectly at home, and in which he will entangle you with the sorcery of an artist…