In this second volume of the correspondence of H.
Lovecraft and Clark Ashton Smith, we find the two authors in the prime of their careers.
Smith was publishing frequently in the weird and science fiction pulps of the day, compelled to earn money to take care of his ailing parents.
Lovecraft had suffered some painful setbacks--the rejection of his work by Putnam's, Knopf, and other book publishers--but he was continuing to develop his Cthulhu Mythos, and Smith was making di.
Hippocampus Press Dawnward spire, lonely hill: the letters of h. p. lovecraft and clark ashton smith: 1932-1937 (volume 2), paperback/h. p. lovecraft
