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Machen, Arthur 1863-1947: Critical Essay by William Francis Gekle

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SOURCE: "Machen's Magic," in Arthur Machen: Weaver of Fantasy, Round Table Press, 1949, pp. 128-43.

In the essay below, Gekle examines the supernatural quality of Machen's fiction and places his work within a literary context.

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