The Door To Saturn by Clark Ashton Smith - Audiobooky

Embark on an otherworldly adventure with "The Door to Saturn" by Clark Ashton Smith, a mesmerizing tale set in the mystical world of Hyperborea. When the dark sorcerer Eibon is accused of heresy by the zealous priest Morghi, he escapes through a mysterious portal known as "The Door to Saturn." Transported to the distant and alien landscape of Saturn, Eibon and Morghi must navigate bizarre creatures and unknown dangers as they struggle to survive on this strange planet.

This full-length sci-fi fantasy audiobook plunges you into a richly imaginative world where enemies must set aside their differences to overcome the unknown.

Highlights:

- Full-length sci-fi fantasy audiobook, uninterrupted
- Immersive narration that brings the fantastical world of Hyperborea and Saturn to life
- Perfect for fans of cosmic horror and classic fantasy

Join Eibon and Morghi on their perilous journey through the alien realms of Saturn. Press play and delve into Clark Ashton Smith’s captivating fantasy epic.


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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Clark Ashton Smith (1893–1961) was an American writer, poet, and artist known for his contributions to the genres of fantasy, horror, and science fiction. Born in Auburn, California, Smith was largely self-taught and displayed an early talent for writing and poetry. He became part of the renowned circle of writers associated with Weird Tales magazine, alongside H.P. Lovecraft and Robert E. Howard. Smith’s work was distinguished by its rich, imaginative prose, elaborate vocabulary, and his ability to create vividly detailed, otherworldly settings. His stories often explored themes of cosmic horror, ancient civilizations, and the occult, establishing him as a master of the weird and the macabre.





CHAPTERS

0:00 - Start
0:12 - Thank You
0:30 - audiobooky.co
0:41 - Feature Presentation

0:49 - Part 1
12:07 - Part 2
28:41 - Part 3

43:35 - Outro