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Cover artist
  
Stephen E. Fabian

Publication date
  
1977

Pages
  
x, 66 pp

Originally published
  
1977

Genre
  
Poetry

Illustrator
  
Stephen Fabian

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Language
  
English

Media type
  
Print (Hardback)

ISBN
  
0-87054-080-7

Author
  
Frank Belknap Long

Publisher
  
Arkham House

Country
  
United States of America

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Frank Belknap Long books, Speculative fiction books

In Mayan Splendor is a collection of poems by Frank Belknap Long. It was released in 1977 by Arkham House in an edition of 2,947 copies. The book is illustrated by Stephen E. Fabian and contains the complete contents of Long's earlier verse collections, A Man from Genoa (1926) and The Goblin Tower (1935) plus additional poems.

Contents

In Mayan Splendor contains the following poems:

  1. "In Mayan Splendor"
  2. "A Knight of La Mancha"
  3. "Sonnet"
  4. "A Man from Genoa"
  5. "Advice"
  6. "Pirate-Men"
  7. "On Icy Kinarth"
  8. "The Magi"
  9. "On Reading Arthur Machen"
  10. "Stallions of the Moon"
  11. "In Hospital"
  12. "Ballad of St. Anthony"
  13. "The White People"
  14. "An Old Tale Retold"
  15. "Prediction"
  16. "The Rebel"
  17. "Two Stanzas for Master François Villon"
  18. "The Goblin Tower"
  19. "West Indies"
  20. "The Hashish-Eater"
  21. "When We Have Seen"
  22. "The Marriage of Sir John de Mandeville"
  23. "Manhattan Skyline & W.W."
  24. "The Horror on Dagoth Wold"
  25. "In the Garden of Eros"
  26. "The Prophet"
  27. "Night-Trees"
  28. "Florence"
  29. "When Chaugnar Wakes"
  30. "In Antique Mood"
  31. "The Abominable Snow Men"
  32. "A Sonnet for Seamen"
  33. "Ballad of Mary Magdalene"
  34. "Great Ashtoreth"
  35. "Subway"
  36. "An Old Wife Speaketh It"
  37. "A Time Will Come"
  38. "The Inland Sea"
  39. "Exotic Quest"
  40. "H.P. Lovecraft"

References

In Mayan Splendor Wikipedia
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