E. Hoffman Price
“By not referring to my memoir of C.A.S. in Tales of Science and Sorcery, I may avoid the worst features of a rehash of that… � (1 April)
Madelynne Greene
“I'm glad to hear that the bibliography you've compiled of Ashton's writings will soon be published, and I wish the project every success.Eric and I… � (1 April)
Harlan Ellison
“It is seldom a writer is able to cast back through memory to locate the specific stories that influenced him in his work. Who can… � (1 April)
George F. Haas
“My sincerest congratulations and best wishes on the publication of the long-awaited Bibliography of the works of Clark Ashton Smith. I can fully appreciate the… � (1 April)
Donald Sidney-Fryer
“The following has been compiled principally from An Autobiography of Clark Ashton Smith (first published in The Science-Fiction Fan for August 1936); from the write-up… � (1 April)
Raine Bennett
“Introductory NoteThe cherry-snows are falling now ... Brief as the snow their stainless white.-- Clark Ashton Smith, "The Cherry-Snows"The mists of time veil many things.… � (1 April)
Auburn's Forgotten Son: Clark Ashton Smith
Scott Connors
“The following is a transcription of a speech which I gave to the Friends of the Auburn-Placer County Library on January 18, 2002. The audience… � (1 March)
Clark Ashton Smith In Memory Of A Great Friendship
Eric Barker
“It was early in 1938 that I first met Clark Ashton Smith. About a year before I had married the dancer, Madelynne Greene, and at… � (1 March)
Exclusive Interviews: E. Hoffman [sic]
Henry Kuttner
“"Have some goulash" said E. Hoffman Price. E. stands for Edgar.I had luncht litely on a pint of blood & a corpse's leg—a tough one… � (1 September)
A Previously Unknown Biographical Sketch of Clark Ashton Smith
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“[The following first appeared in Principal Poets of the World, Volume I (1930-31) (London: The Mitre Press, 1932), p. 182]SMITH, Clark Ashton, born January 13th,… � (1 October)
Robert B. Elder
“It is pleasant to look back and recall old friends and incidents of association with them. I often remember my acquaintance with Clark Ashton Smith… � (1 February)
Strange Reflections:The Self-Image of Clark Ashton Smith
Henry J. Vester
“Clark Ashton Smith did not like biographers — he referred to them as "ghouls" and "hyenas", and once told his friend, Robert Baker Elder, "I… � (1 February)
Clark Ashton Smith: Forgotten Poet of Auburn
Ronald S. Hilger
“To most of the residents of Auburn, CA, the name Clark Ashton Smith holds little or no significance, unless, perhaps, it is associated with a… � (1 February)
George F. Haas
“I have been asked to write of the late, eminent Clark Ashton Smith for they say I knew him better and longer than most others,… � (1 November)
George F. Haas
“Some years ago I wrote a little memoir entitled "As I Remember Klarkash-Ton," and in it I told of my first meeting with Clark… � (1 November)
L. Sprague de Camp
“Riding on Rosinante where the carsWith dismal unremitting clangors pass,And people move like curbless energumensRowelled by fiends of fury back and forth,Behold! Quixote comes, in… � (1 November)
Genevieve K. Sully
“It is good to learn that the bibliography of the writings of Clark Ashton Smith, to which you have dedicated so much time and care,… � (1 December)
Ethel Heiple
“I am happy to here that the bibliography of the writings of Clark Ashton Smith will soon see publication. It is a wonderful gesture on… � (1 December)
Richard Frahm on Clark Ashton Smith
Richard Frahm
“[Extracts from email sent by Richard Frahm to Boyd Pearson: Monday, 3 November 1997. (foot notes by Boyd)]Dear Boyd,Rather elderly now so forgive my arthritic… � (1 November)
Jonathan Vos Post
“[References from Emperor of Dreams: A Clark Ashton Smith Bibliography, Compiled by Donald Sidney-Fryer, West Kingston RI: Donald M. Grant, 1978].10.1 Biography of Clark Ashton… � (1 October)