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    CAS & Charles R. Saunders

    I was in my local B&N earlier looking for the new Clark Ashton Smith anthologies by Bison (University of Nebraska Press).

    http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/080...e=UTF8&s=books

    http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/080...503958?ie=UTF8

    No luck with those - but I did come across the Nightshade edition of Imaro, by Charles Saunders - a sort of African version of Conan. Just wondering if anyone had read any of it and could recommend it?

    http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/159...e=UTF8&s=books
    Batman: It's a low neighborhood, full of rumpots. They're used to curious sights, which they attribute to alcoholic delusions.

    Robin: Gosh, drink is sure a filthy thing, isn't it? I'd rather be dead than unable to trust my own eyes!
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    Originally posted by devilchicken
    I was in my local B&N earlier looking for the new Clark Ashton Smith anthologies by Bison (University of Nebraska Press).

    http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/080...e=UTF8&s=books

    http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/080...503958?ie=UTF8

    They look to me like straight reprints of the old Arkham House / Panther anthologies. If you want something new and exciting on the CAS front, I'd go for this.

    I've never read Imaro, but I gather from all sources that its well worth having.
    \"...an ape reft of his tail, and grown rusty at climbing, who yet feels himself to be a symbol and the frail representative of Omnipotence in a place that is not home.\" James Branch Cabell

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Mikey_C
      They look to me like straight reprints of the old Arkham House / Panther anthologies. If you want something new and exciting on the CAS front, I'd go for this.

      I've never read Imaro, but I gather from all sources that its well worth having.
      I only have the Fantasy Masterworks anthology of CAS' stuff, so just wondering whether if there is any new content to justify buying these reprints. I see Wildside Press has a new CAS title out in November also.
      Batman: It's a low neighborhood, full of rumpots. They're used to curious sights, which they attribute to alcoholic delusions.

      Robin: Gosh, drink is sure a filthy thing, isn't it? I'd rather be dead than unable to trust my own eyes!

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        The Nightshade edition will eventually have everything! You can keep the Masterworks to read in the bath...
        \"...an ape reft of his tail, and grown rusty at climbing, who yet feels himself to be a symbol and the frail representative of Omnipotence in a place that is not home.\" James Branch Cabell

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          Ha! That made me laugh, Mikey_C! I have a few copies of books that are specifically for beach and pool reading. I may need a new collection for the bath

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            Imaro i rerad one or two volumes, and some stories published in France : good work not too bad but will not stay in memories ....

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