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There was a glow in the sky as if great furnace doors
were opened.
But all the afternoon his eyes had looked on glamour;
he had strayed in fairyland. The holidays were
nearly done, and Lucian ...
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Arthur Machen's long career was diverse in both interest and achievement. Beginning in the 1880s and 1890s as an aesthete, he later became a master of the horror tale, moved on to create almost single...
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Arthur Machen's works cannot be classified as novels in the usual sense. The greatest body of his canon consists of essays and supernatural tales. The common chord, however, that runs throughout is th...
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Not only is Arthur Machen remembered for his supernatural war story about Anglo-Saxon archers, "The Bowmen" (published in 1914 in The Evening News), and as an important influence on modern fantasy wri...
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The Hill of Dreams
Arthur Llewellyn Jones