I continue in my Quixotic quest to find RPG products that show the influence, explicit or otherwise, of Clark Ashton Smith. As I wrote last ...

Today marks the birthday of Abraham Merritt, an early twentieth-century writer whose work I have long championed on this blog . That advocac...

The Big Brothers of Man by James Maliszewski More About the Gargantuas Read on Substack

Most stories that appeared in Weird Tales  received accompanying artwork, usually on the title page. Clark Ashton Smith's "The End ...

When I was writing my three-part series on the worlds of Clark Ashton Smith , I realized that I had somehow never written a Pulp Fantasy L...

Even though he lived until 1961, there is not, so far as I am aware, any film footage of Clark Ashton Smith. There is, however, a recording ...

As anyone who reads this blog regularly knows, three names dominate almost any discussion I have about the foundational figures of modern fa...

Despite Clark Ashton Smith's knowledge and use of the French language in his poetry and fiction, this post is not about him. Rather, it...

The Curse Grows by James Maliszewski Improving on a Classic Read on Substack

Because I’m focusing this month’s posts on the life, works, and legacy of Clark Ashton Smith, I’ve been trying to find roleplaying game pro...