Recommended reading: - The Eternal World:By: Clark Ashton Smith "Dimly the earth-man saw the inconceivable vastness to which the Eternal
Ones had attained. He beheld their glimmering outlines, the vague
masses of their forms, with stars behind them, seen as through the
luminous veil of comets. He was perched on a nebular thing, huge as the
orbit of systems, and moving with more than the velocity of light, that
strode through unnamed galaxies, through never-charted dimensions of
space and time. He felt the immeasurable eddying of ether, he saw the
labyrinthine swirling of stars, that formed and faded and were replaced
by the fleeing patterns of other stellar mazes. In sublime security, in
his sphere of dream-like ease and motion, Chandon was borne on without
knowing why or whither; and, like the participant of some prodigious
dream, he did not even ask himself such questions as these." ~ Read on ~and more.. The Coming of the White WormThe City of the Singing FlameThe Door to SaturnA Star-Change
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