S E Lindberg's You Are A Grim Hero - translated into Italian!
You Are A Grim, Italian Hero Last April, I wrote a guest post on the Grimdark genre's roots (1930-and-1980). I was just notified that the post was translated and reposted this month! Like dark fantasy? Check out a perspective highlighting Clark Ashton Smith and Fighting Fantasy.
Original Guest Post in English, thanks to an invitation by Francesco La Manno:
2015-April "You-are-grim-hero" Post on Panopticonitalia-Hyperborea Blog
Now in Italian, thanks to Alessandro Iascy:
Nov-25th 2015 - Blog Post translated into Italian!
Grazie!
Why & How to Read The Zothique Tales:· It's an Aficionado’s duty – know the origins of Sword & Sorcery and Grimdark· Short Stories – won’t consume much time· The stories are awesomely Grimdark· Free – available online thanks to Eldritchdark, a fan website run with permission from CAS’s family. The Zothique tales are ordered as they appear in Necrocomicon’s Press 1995 printing of “Clark Ashton Smith’s Tales of Zothique” edited by Will Murray and Steve Behrends (i.e., chronological order of publication). A great review of these was shared by author Ryan Harvey on Blackgate:
Links:1- The Empire of the Necromancers - Jan 19322- The Isle of the Torturers July 19323- The Charnel God - Nov 19324- The Dark Eidolon - Dec 19325- The Voyage of King Euvoran - Jan 19336- The Weaver In The Vault - Mar 19337- The Tomb Spawn - July 19338- The Witchcraft of Ulua - Aug 19339- Xeethra - Mar 193410- The Book of Vergama - Mar-May 193411- The Last Hieroglyph - Mar-May 193412- Shapes of Adamant- fragment circa 1935 (fragment)13- Necromancy In Naat - Feb 193514- The Black Abbot of Puthuum - Spring 193515- The Death of Ilalotha - Mar 193716- The Garden of Adompha - July 193717- Zothique - poem18- The Master of The Crabs - Aug 194719- Mandor's Enemy - fragment (fragment) 20- Morthylla - 1951-52
Original Guest Post in English, thanks to an invitation by Francesco La Manno:
2015-April "You-are-grim-hero" Post on Panopticonitalia-Hyperborea Blog
Now in Italian, thanks to Alessandro Iascy:
Nov-25th 2015 - Blog Post translated into Italian!
Grazie!
Why & How to Read The Zothique Tales:· It's an Aficionado’s duty – know the origins of Sword & Sorcery and Grimdark· Short Stories – won’t consume much time· The stories are awesomely Grimdark· Free – available online thanks to Eldritchdark, a fan website run with permission from CAS’s family. The Zothique tales are ordered as they appear in Necrocomicon’s Press 1995 printing of “Clark Ashton Smith’s Tales of Zothique” edited by Will Murray and Steve Behrends (i.e., chronological order of publication). A great review of these was shared by author Ryan Harvey on Blackgate:
Links:1- The Empire of the Necromancers - Jan 19322- The Isle of the Torturers July 19323- The Charnel God - Nov 19324- The Dark Eidolon - Dec 19325- The Voyage of King Euvoran - Jan 19336- The Weaver In The Vault - Mar 19337- The Tomb Spawn - July 19338- The Witchcraft of Ulua - Aug 19339- Xeethra - Mar 193410- The Book of Vergama - Mar-May 193411- The Last Hieroglyph - Mar-May 193412- Shapes of Adamant- fragment circa 1935 (fragment)13- Necromancy In Naat - Feb 193514- The Black Abbot of Puthuum - Spring 193515- The Death of Ilalotha - Mar 193716- The Garden of Adompha - July 193717- Zothique - poem18- The Master of The Crabs - Aug 194719- Mandor's Enemy - fragment (fragment) 20- Morthylla - 1951-52
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