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Clark Ashton Smith bibliography

Clark Ashton Smith bibliography

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The following is a list of works by Clark Ashton Smith.

"The Garden of Adompha" was initially published in Weird Tales.

Short fiction

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Prose poems

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Novel

  • The Black Diamonds, written in 1907, published in 2002

Plays

  • The Dead will Cuckold You: A Drama in Six Acts (in verse). Written in 1951. First published in 1989.
  • The Fugitives: a fragment. Written on September 17, 1922. Published in 1989.
  • Venus And The Priest: a fragment. Published in 1989.

Lyrics

  • The Dream Bridge: Music by Henry Cowell, words by Clark Ashton Smith. Written c. 1920.
  • Impression: Music by Joseph W. Grant, words by Clark Ashton Smith.
  • White Death: Music by Henry Cowell, words by Clark Ashton Smith. Written in Sept 1915.

Poetry

Poems (including translations)[9] by Clark Ashton Smith:

See also

References

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    Titles, dates and media of initial publication for some works are based on the copyright notice in Lost Worlds (Bison Books edition, 2006, ISBN 0-8032-9351-8). For other works, this information is based on the bibliography established by www.eldritchdark.com or, as indicated by footnotes, by the Internet Speculative Fiction Database (ISFDB) ISFDB bibliography.
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    Internet Speculative Fiction Database
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    Internet Speculative Fiction Database
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    Internet Speculative Fiction Database
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    Internet Speculative Fiction Database
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    Internet Speculative Fiction Database
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    Internet Speculative Fiction Database
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    Titles, dates and media of initial publication based on the bibliography established by www.eldritchdark.com.
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    Titles and dates based on the bibliography established by www.eldritchdark.com.
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