@@TheShadowfakx umm im not sure how to make it any more clear that it is a terribly depressing story.. there's no winner except the protag getting the tiniest shred of what he wants in the most pathetic ironic way - and the CAS standard "its only barely a win because the villain dies too". "locked in to a horrible fate 5% in to the story" is another CAS standard and if you learn about his life you realize he is writing about his own dissatisfaction with his experience of life
Great narration! Until today I had no idea that Clark Ashton Smith was available on audio.. thanks for downloading one of my favorite fantasy authors...
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Love this guy who narrates these stories awesome
You can really feel Smith's sorrow and disappointment in this one. Totally depressing. He was a master
How do you mean? Interested in your take.
@@TheShadowfakx umm im not sure how to make it any more clear that it is a terribly depressing story.. there's no winner except the protag getting the tiniest shred of what he wants in the most pathetic ironic way - and the CAS standard "its only barely a win because the villain dies too". "locked in to a horrible fate 5% in to the story" is another CAS standard and if you learn about his life you realize he is writing about his own dissatisfaction with his experience of life
Great narration! Until today I had no idea that Clark Ashton Smith was available on audio.. thanks for downloading one of my favorite fantasy authors...
One of the best tales of Klarkash-Ton.
MMoorcock, R E Howard n C A Smith have really changed the way I fall asleep, these stories are just so well drawn n imagined. Clever bahstards
Thanks for the upload sir.👍🏼👍🏼
Loved this
Who is the gentleman reading this story ?
Yeah, who is this guy??