Joe Pulver has just posted this on a different board:

Miskatonic River Press will SOON (August) release the Clark Ashton Smith tribute anthology, DEEPEST, DARKEST EDEN, edited by (the whacked & brilliant) Cody Goodfellow. Here’s the ToC. Lisa Morton, Nick Mamatas, John Shirley, Marc Laidlaw, Jesse Bullington ~ ~~ WOOT!! ! vEry pleased and excited to have a tale in this! !! !! !

Nick Mamatas, "Hostage"
Joe Pulver, "To Walk Night… Alone"
Darrell Schweitzer, "In Old Commoriom"
Ann K. Schwader, "Yhoundeh Fades"
Cody Goodfellow, "Coil Of The Ouroboros"
John R. Fultz, "Daughter Of The Elk Goddess"
Brian R. Sammons, "The Darkness Below"
Dieter Meier, "The Conquest Of Rhizopium"
Lisa Morton, "Zolamin And The Mad God"
Brian Stableford, "The Lost Archetype"
Ran Cartwright, "One Last Task For Athammaus"
Don Webb, "The Beauties Of Polarion"
Robert M. Price, "The Debt Owed Abhoth"
Marc Laidlaw, "The Frigid Ilk Of Sarn Kathool"
Charles Schneider, "The Return Of The Crystal"
John Shirley, "Rodney LaSalle Has A Job…"
Zak Jarvis, "The Winter Of Atiradarinsept"
Jesse Bullington, "The Door From Earth"
Ann K. Schwader, "Weird Of The White Sybil"

[www.miskatonicriverpress.com]

Wonderful news. Although I've only heard of a few of the authors here. August release? This one was kept quiet!

How I wish I had written something for this, but the invitation came when I was suffering from the chaotic situation with me mum and other agonies that made writing impossible. I have long had this ache to write a book of weird tales that were all influenced by CAS, mainly to see if I could do so without the stories seeming "Lovecraftian." The only such story of mine that has been published is one I wrote with Maryanne K. Snyder, appearing in WEIRD FICTION REVIEW. The more I read of Smith, the more enchanted I become, and the more I see his uniqueness as an author. I am looking forward to this book, absolutely!

"I'm a little girl."
--H. P. Lovecraft, Esq.

The Miskatonic site seems to indicate this is a Hyperborea themed collection.. maybe there will be opportunities for future volumes with other story cycle themes? Wilum, I for one would enjoy reading a tale of Poseidonis or Zothique penned by your good self.