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Tales of Horror and the Supernatural
Author: | Arthur Machen |
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Alfred A. Knopf, 1948 |
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Book Type: | Collection |
Genre: | Horror |
Sub-Genre Tags: | Weird (Horror) |
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Synopsis
Arthur Machen is perhaps best known for his shorter supernatural and horror fiction. He first achieved notoriety in the Decadent 1890s with his story 'The Great God Pan', and 'The Bowmen' was the origin of the 'Angels of Mons' myth during the First World War. Tales of Horror and the Supernatural collects together the best of Arthur Machen's short stories and novellas.
Contents:
- Introduction • essay by Philip Van Doren Stern
- The Novel of the Black Seal • (1895) • novelette
- The Novel of the White Powder • (1895) • short story
- The Great God Pan • (1894) • novella
- The White People • (1904) • novelette
- The Inmost Light • (1894) • novelette
- The Shining Pyramid • (1895) • novelette
- The Bowmen • (1914) • short story
- The Great Return • (1915) • novelette
- The Happy Children • (1920) • short story
- The Bright Boy • (1936) • novelette
- Out of the Earth • (1915) • short story
- N • (1936) • novelette
- The Children of the Pool • (1936) • short story
- The Terror • (1917) • novel
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