Averoigne is an Italian-language anthology consisting primarily of translations of Clark Ashton Smith's Averoigne series of pseudo-historical fantasy stories. Published by Fanucci Editore in October 1988 as part of their I Miti di Cthulhu series, the translations were provided by Teobaldo Del Tanaro and Ina Paparella Morata, with cover art featuring a recycled image by Cypriot artist Chris Achilleos.[1]
Contents[1][]
- "Il poeta della fiamma cantante" by Gianni Pilo
- "Il satiro" ("The Satyr")
- "Il mostro dell'Averoigne" ("The Beast of Averoigne")
- "La santità di Azeradac" ("The Holiness of Azédarac")
- "La fine della Storia" ("The End of the Story")
- "Un rendezvous in Averoigne" ("A Rendezvous in Averoigne")
- "L'incantatrice di Sylaire" ("The Enchantress of Sylaire")
- "Il ritrovamento di Venere" ("The Disinterment of Venus")
- "Il colosso di Ylourgne" ("The Colossus of Ylourgne")
- "La città della fiamma cantante" ("City of Singing Flame")
- "Cineserie" ("Chinoiserie")
- "Il nono scheletro" ("The Ninth Skeleton")
- "Lo specchio nella sala di ebano" ("The Mirror in the Hall of Ebony")
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Publication: Averoigne at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database