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	Yog-Sothoth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In The Case of Charles Dexter Ward, its name is part of an incantion that could revive dead people:
		Aforgomon is an obscure avatar of Yog-Sothoth invented by Clark Ashton Smith.
		Tawil at-U'mr is generally considered to be benevolent, in total contrast to the wrathful Aforgomon.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Yog-Sothoth (1235 words)

	The Chain of Aforgomon by Clark Ashton Smith
		I was still weak with the loss of blood I had yielded to Xexanoth; my senses were full of strange shadows; my servitors, coming and going about me, were as phantoms, and scarcely I heeded the pale fear in their eyes or heard the dreadful things they whispered....
		Then the aged high-priest Helpenor called aloud upon Aforgomon, offering himself as a mouthpiece to the god, and asking the god to pronounce through him the doom that was adequate for such enormities as those of which I had been judged guilty by my fellows.
		We came ultimately to that sheer-falling gulf in which the spirit of Aforgomon is said to dwell.
	www.eldritchdark.com /writings/short-stories/21 (6280 words)

	Monster! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		DESCRIPTION: "We came ultimately to that sheer-falling gulf in which the spirit of Aforgomon is said to dwell.
		NOTES: Aforgomon is a god in a very ancient civilization before Atlantis.
		What he looks like exactly is not known, but his chain is said to be a bright light.
	www.gwthomas.org /aforgomon.htm (148 words)

	Clark Ashton Smith - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Smith wrote most of his weird fiction and Cthulhu Mythos stories, possibly inspired by H.
		Creatures of his invention include Aforgomon, Rlim-Shaikorth, Mordiggian,Tsathoggua, the wizard Eibon, and various others.
		The stories form several cycles, called after the lands in which they are set: Averoigne, Hyperborea, Mars, Poseidonis, Xiccarph, Zothique.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Clark_Ashton_Smith (1072 words)

	The Chain of Aforgomon By Clark Ashton Smith (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		It is indeed strange that John Milwarp and his writings should have fallen so speedily into semi-oblivion.
		I had not even the slightest memory of myself as John Milwarp, and the long pageant of my terrestrial lives was as something that had never been -- or was yet to be.
		After the chaining of the victim, he was left for a stated interim, to ponder his crime -- and haply to confront the dark divinity of Aforgomon.
	www.worldofschmitt.com /writings/smith/chainofaforgomon.html (6280 words)

	The Annotated Unspeakable Oath #4
		Cult: Aforgomon is worshipped by humans in the Dreamlands, although it may also have a few interested followers in the waking world, into which its influence and powers equally extend.
		As Lord of Time, Aforgomon's favor is sought by those seeking to change what has gone before, or to see what is yet to come; dealing with the Outer God, however, is very dangerous, and those who transgress against its domain suffer ageless tortures and agony.
		Because it is one with time, Aforgomon is capable of moving at speeds which are beyond the understanding of the human mind: it may move forward or backward through time in less than a heartbeat.
	www.tccorp.com /pagan/pp_tuo4.html (16328 words)

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		Aforgomon is a fictional character in the Cthulhu Mythos.
	www.find-ask.com /Encyclopedia/Aforgomon/Aforgomon.html (318 words)

	Clark Ashton Smith (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		It was during this period that Smith wrote most of his weird fiction and Cthulhu Mythos stories, possibly inspired by H.
		Creatures of his invention include Aforgomon, Rlim-Shaikorth, Tsathoggua, the wizard Eibon, and various others.
		The stories form several cycles, called after lands in which they are set - Averoigne, Hyperborea, Mars, Poseidonis, Xiccarph, Zothique.Stories set in Zothique belong to the Dying Earth genre.
	clark-ashton-smith.mindbit.com (904 words)

	Aforgomons Creation [Poetic Prose]
		(Part I, Aforgomon’s son) I saw the god-son, of Aforgomon, there was something in his gaze likened to a salty hurricane!
		Like his father he tried to swallow me, but I escaped to the land and by the Tower of Kura, to its tower by the Black Sea: the tower now mostly underneath the deep; to his son, his creation, Aforgomon’s creation: I was free.
		He was a cursed god to look at, a god of three tentacles, that had viper heads on each; himself, he had raging red flaming hair, and bloodshot eyes, fangs on the side of his mouth that hung over his lips, long ears like an elephants.
	www.anyarticles.com /Arts-and-Entertainment/Aforgomons-Creation-Poetic-Prose.html (475 words)

	Arts and Entertainment articles
		To be able to store every comic ever written you would need a city the size of New York...
		Aforgomon’s Creation [Poetic Prose of an ungodly creation] (Part I, Aforgomon’s son) I saw the god-son, of Aforgomon, there was something in his gaze likened to a salty hurricane!
		Like his father he tried to swallow me, but I escaped to the land...
	www.anyarticles.com /Arts-and-Entertainment/4.html (1159 words)

	Wizard with Words: An Appreciation of Clark Ashton Smith
		There are stories set entirely in a fantasy universe: “The Garden of Adompha”, “The Demon of the Flower”, and “A Night In Malnéant”; and stories in which a modern man enters a fantasy universe from this one: “The Uncharted Isle”, “The Chain of Aforgomon”, and “The Planet of the Dead”.
		The latter type of story serves as a good introduction to Smith’s horror and science fiction, for by definition it includes examples of his writing about contemporary people and settings: each story has to introduce its modern character and his life before the character enters the fantasy universe.
		Clark Ashton Smith is very good at fantasy and bad, sometimes very bad, at horror and science fiction.
	web.onetel.com /~amygdala/texts/wizard.html (5876 words)

	OUT OF SPACE AND TIME - Book (1) One: The End of the Story; A Rendezvous in Averoigne; A Night in Malneant; The City of ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		OUT OF SPACE AND TIME - Book (1) One: The End of the Story; A Rendezvous in Averoigne; A Night in Malneant; The City of the Singing Flame; The Uncharted Isle; The Second Interment; The Chain of Aforgomon; The Dark Eidolon; The Double Shadow - Clark Ashton (introduction by August Derleth and Donald Wandrei) Smith
		Light edge and corner wear with a flat uncreased spine and a small rubbed patch on the upper left of the front cover; no interior markings.
		This collection contains: The End of the Story; A Rendezvous in Averoigne; A Night in Malneant; The City of the Singing Flame; The Uncharted Isle; The Second Interment; The Chain of Aforgomon; The Dark Eidolon; and The Double Shadow..
	www.biblio.com /books/9623132.html (379 words)

	Robert E Howard in Weird Tales
		Cover Story: THE HOUR OF THE DRAGON by Robert E. Howard.
		Contains THE HOUR OF THE DRAGON by Howard (part one of five), also THE CHAIN OF AFORGOMON by Clark Ashton Smith.
		Cover Story: RED NAILS by Robert E. Howard.
	www.mjtbooks.com /weird (676 words)

	[No title]
		ZapM has managed to resolve the "dart retention" problem, while the Hound flickers in and out of reality, by having the points magically enchanted by a Wizard under contract to the company.
		(Hazard pay, and psychiatric costs, for the Wizard are part of the high overhead cost that is unfortunately passed on to the buyer...) Optionally (and at extra cost), the points can be blessed by a Priest(ess) of your choice, of a deiety ranging from Aforgomon to Zork!
		said: >Optionally (and at extra cost), the >points can be blessed by a Priest(ess) of your choice, of a deiety ranging >from Aforgomon to Zork!
	www.delta-green.com /comint/dgml/v04/04-158.txt (5763 words)

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