'The Book of Hyperborea' - Postscript
Will Murray
“It is doubtless poetic that the dark Ashton Smith story cycle most rich in irony should itself be bedeviled by what the author himself sardonically… ” (1 December)
Lin Carter
“It was the influential Athenian philosopher Aristoldes - nicknamed "Plato" because of his broad, forehead - who first told the world the legend of the… ” (1 December)
Lin Carter
“Perhaps the most precious document to be unearthed among Smith's papers after his death was his log of completed stories. Each entry is accompanied by… ” (1 December)
The Last Enchanter: An Introduction to the book 'The Last Incantation'
Donald Sidney-Fryer
“At the beginning of the Depression in 1929, the poet and visionary, Clark Ashton Smith, commenced writing fiction in some sizable quantity. During the years… ” (1 December)
Will Murray
“Perhaps it is only fitting that a story cycle so preoccupied with doom and loss would be haunted by the shades of lost and fugitive… ” (1 December)
Poems Till Now Unpublished [Introduction to Grotesques and Fantastiques]
Gerry de la Ree
“During his lifetime and in the decade following his death, the poetry of Clark Ashton Smith has appeared in such volumes as "The Star Treader",… ” (1 November)
Introduction to 'Odes and Sonnets'
George Sterling
“"The tendency of modern poetry" is against it, and the gaunt Muse of these lonesome latter years stammers with a greater facility than marks her… ” (1 September)
Carl Jay Buchanan
“ . . .When someone in a general conversation said: "When I am dead, be earth consumed by fire," he rejoined "Nay, rather while I… ” (1 September)
Scott Connors
“On April 11, 1922, CAS wrote to George Sterling that "I've planned a new book, which oughtn't to be so hard to dispose of. It… ” (1 September)
Reviews of Nero and Other Poems
Unknown
“From Voices no. 91 (Autumn 1937): 44-46]THE POETS SING FRONTIERSHOUNDS ON THE MOUNTAIN, by James Still. Vikiug Press, New York. $2.00.AMERICAN FRONTIER, by Elisabeth Peck.… ” (1 September)
The Short Stories of Clark Ashton Smith
Eldred Smith
“[Alien Culture, April 1949, pp. 3-6]I found a copy of this essay among Smith's papers at Brown University, which isn't listed in Emperor of Dreams.… ” (1 September)
A Machen Review of Clark Ashton Smith
Scott Connors
“The first few decades of the Twentieth Century could well be called the Golden Age of the Weird Tale, since writers on both sides of… ” (1 September)
'Live from Auburn: The Elder Tapes' - Introduction
Robert B Elder
“Introduction (5:22) Read by Robert B Elder Real Audio… ” (1 August)
Introduction to 'Tales of Zothique'
Will Murray
“Clark Ashton Smith might be called the Forgotten Troubadour of Weird Tales. His name and works are frequently spoken of in the same awed breath… ” (1 May)
Reference to the writings of CAS in H P L's essay: 'Supernatural Horror in Literature'
H.P Lovecraft
“In November 1925, during a brief residence in New York, H. P. Lovecraft was asked by his friend and fellow member of the United Amateur… ” (1 March)
Introduction to 'The Book of Hyperborea'
Will Murray
“What Smith did not realize when that letter was written on November 4, 1926, was that he would find his Hyper-Hyperborea in fiction, not verse.… ” (1 January)
Unknown
“Clark Ashton Smith's book of short stories, The End of the Story and Other tales, will be issued by Arkham House at an early date… ” (1 January)
Unknown
“Clark Ashton Smith, "the boy poet of the Sierras," is once more in the public eye with a remarkable book of verse entitled Ebony and… ” (1 October)
California Poet. Clark Ashton Smith of Auburn Reveals Unusual Talents in New Volume.
William Foster Elliot
“Ebony and Crystal, by Clark Ashton Smith: The Auburn Journal Press, Auburn, California, $2.A volume has just been issued from the press of the Auburn… ” (1 October)
And a Little Book Shall Lead Them
Benjamin DeCasseres
“Selected Poems. By George Sterling. Henry Holt & Company.Ebony and Crystal. By Clark Ashton Smith. Printed by the Auburn Journal, Auburn, Cal.I bunch these two… ” (1 October)