The House of Haon-Dor

"The House of Haon-Dor" is a story fragment by the late American author and poet Clark Ashton Smith, apparently intended to form part of his Hyperborean Cycle series of Cthulhu Mythos-related fiction. It was first published in James Ambuehl's 1998 anthology The Sorcerer's Apprentices: New Tales in the Tradition of Clark Ashton Smith Title: "The House of Haon-Dor" at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database, where it was credited as being co-written with Laurence J. Cornford Publication: The Sorcerer's Apprentices: New Tales in the Tradition of Clark Ashton Smith at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database. It has also been translated into French Title: "La maison d'Haon-Dor"nat the Internet Speculative Fiction Database.
==Synopsis==
What little was written in "The House of Haon-Dor" tell of a promising young poet who decides to spend time camped on the edge of an old mining site while recuperating from a minor medical condition. There, he becomes fascinated by a dilapidated and apparently uninhabited shack which appears to be a relic of America's gold digging boom.
The story ends at this point, literally cutting off in mid-sentence "The House of Haon-Dor" at Eldritch Dark.
==References==
Category:Clark Ashton Smith works
Category:Lovecraft Circle Works
Category:Hyperborean Cycle