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Arthur Machen (Writers of Wales) by David Parry Martin Michael, 1971-07
Tales of Horror and the Supernatural By Arthur Machen
The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova De Seingalt by Arthur Machen, 2009-10-07
The anatomy of tobacco, by Arthur Machen, 1926
Hieroglyphics; a note upon ecstasy in literature by Arthur Machen, 2010-08-28
The Angels of Mons the Bowmen and Other Legends of the War by Arthur Machen, 2010-07-24
The House of Souls: The Best of Arthur Machen by Arthur Machen, 2009-12-16
Hieroglyphics by Arthur Machen, 2010-10-14
The Novel of the White Powder by Arthur Machen, 2010
Tales of Horror and the Super Natural by Arthur Machen, 1998-12
The Terror: A Mystery by Arthur MacHen, 1917-06
The Heptameron: Selected Tales by MargueriteQueen of Navarre, 2006-05-26
The Memoirs Of Giacomo Casanova Di Seingalt V7 (1922) by Giacomo Casanova, 2010-05-23
SHADOWS OF FEAR - FOUNDATIONS OF FEAR VOLUME 1 by David (editor) Arthur Machen, H.P. Lovecraft, Peter Straub, Daphne du Maurier, Robert Heinlein, Jean Ray, Madeline Yale Wynne, Robert Silverberg, Harriet Prescott Spofford Hartwell, 1994

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BBC - De Ddwyrain - Arthur Machen
Proffil o arthur machen, un o lenorion enwocaf ei gyfnod, ac un a seiliodd lawer o i waith yng Ngwent.
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Extractions: Roedd Arthur Machen yn awdur a ennillodd fri mawr ymhlith llenorion Saesneg pwysicaf ei gyfnod ac mae ganddo ei edmygwyr o hyd. The Great God Pan The House of Souls (1906) a The Hill of Dreams Mae The Terror Pwysigrwydd gwreiddiau Ganwyd ef yng Nghaerllion, Sir Fynwy, ym 1863, yn fab i glerigwr tlawd. Ei enw oedd Arthur Machen-Jones - daeth y Machen o enw morwynol ei Sgotes o fam - ac yn ddiweddarach fe ollyngodd y Jones. Nid oedd ei dad yn gallu talu am addysg uwch iddo, ac felly fe aeth i Lundain i hyfforddi fel newyddiadurwr. London Evening News ym 1909, ac yn y papur hwnnw yr ymddangosodd ei ysgrifau llenyddol i gyd rhwng 1910 a 1921. Cyfrannodd y stori hon at enwogrwydd Arthur Machen yn America hefyd, lle daeth yn ffigwr cwlt.
Text Of A Speech Given At Arthur Machen's 80th Birthday Lunch, 1943 [image 1 Of
arthur machen (18631947) was a prolific writer of fantasy fiction who provided an influence for many who have subsequently written in this field, however,
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Extractions: Welcome to Gathering the Jewels. Here you will find over 20,000 images of objects, books, letters, aerial photographs and other items from museums, libraries and record offices in Wales. View larger image This item comes from: Newport Library and Information Service . If you would like to see the original item, or require information regarding , please contact the repository/contributor named above. Arthur Machen (1863-1947) was a prolific writer of fantasy fiction who provided an influence for many who have subsequently written in this field, however, in his later years this Caerleon born author suffered greatly from financial uncertainty. To ease his situation his friends arranged an 80th birthday lunch at which he was presented with a cheque consisting of donations from them all. This text records the speech that he gave at this event.
The Hill Of Dreams By Arthur Machen - An Infinity Plus Review
machen approached weird fiction with a mystic s belief and a craftsman s devotion to form the most accomplished novel of the field s greatest dreamer.
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Extractions: The Hill of Dreams Review by William P Simmons A storyteller of startling imaginative power and lyrical poetry, Arthur Machen (born Arthur Llewellyn Jones, 1863-1974) approached weird fiction with a mystic's belief and a craftsman's devotion to form, weaving tales of decrepit pagan influences and the conflict between external appearance and inner truths (among other themes) into his dark art. His thematic preoccupation with hidden realities have influenced innumerable authors of the fantastique, including H.P. Lovecraft, who ranked "The White People" as the second greatest weird tale, surpassed only by Blackwood's "The Willows." Essayist, journalist, actor, and occultist (a member of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn), Machen's most inspired period came after receiving an inheritance, allowing him to devote his time to writing rather than earning his daily bread. Toil and tragedy were no strangers to Machen's life a shadow-tinged dream world where a late night walk could bring him face-to-face with characters from the pages of his own works and rambles through pagan ruins could transport him into fits of exquisite wonder. Perhaps best known for his scandalous late-Victorian story "The Great God Pan" (1894) and the episodic novel
Best Weird Tales Of Arthur Machen Volume 3: The Terror And Other Stories @ Forbi
In a career that spanned more than six decades, arthur machen produced some of the most evocative weird fiction in all literary history.
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Extractions: Join Our Newsletter You are here: Home Books Best Weird Tales Of Arthur Machen Volume 3: The Terror And Other Stories In a career that spanned more than six decades, Arthur Machen produced some of the most evocative weird fiction in all literary history. Written with impeccably mellifluous prose, infused with a powerful mystical vision, and imbued with a wonder and terror that their author felt with every fibre of his being, his novels and tales will survive when works of far greater technical accomplishment fall by the wayside. by Arthur Machen ISBN: 1568821751 Paperback Edition This item is not currently held in stock but we are able to order it from the supplier. Delivery time to you should be no more than
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not available. Tags No Tagsmachen, arthur The willows / by Algernon Blackwood The shadows on the wall / by Mary E. machen, arthur
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Impressions Of Arthur Machen And 'Frank' Hudleston By Paul Jordan Smith
The following excerpt describing the author s impressions of arthur machen and Frank Hudleston is from pages 343348, of Paul Jordan Smith s very readable
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Extractions: The following excerpt describing the author's impressions of Arthur Machen and 'Frank' Hudleston is from pages 343-348, of Paul Jordan Smith's very readable autobiography, The Road I Came . This was published in 1960 by "The Caxton Printers Ltd, Caldwell, Idaho". Paul Jordan Smith was for 25 years the Literary Editor of the Los Angeles Times . He wrote the highly regarded For The Love of Books and an all English edition of Richard Burton's The Anatomy of Melancholy PJS's Study Introduction to Arthur Machen Arthur Machen's persona Subsequent visits to the Machen's home ... Footnote: Franks's book signed by PJS PJS's Study "... I am reminded of other people as I look around this room. There at the end of the room are five photographs of Arthur Machen and one of his Melina Place home; and there's a drawing of it made by my good friend, Frayne Williams. On the old mantel is a little stone replica of the Tintagel Cross, while on the shelves I see a row of personally inscribed books written by Norman Davey. All these represent memorable meetings with memorable people who for a moment have shared the road I have come. Though my primary objective in visiting England in 1920 and again in 1923 was to gather material for work on Robert Burton, there were diversions. Burton took me to the British Museum and to Oxford's Bodleian and Christ Church libraries, and he guided me to Leicestershire; but I was happy to take time out for Max Gate, Stratford, Boscastle, Norwich (which was the home of the Willetts) and my many visits to Machen's Melina Place and to his haunts in Wales were happy indulgences.
Machen, Arthur: The Bowmen And The Angel Of Mons. May 2007 - MobileRead Forums
machen, arthur The Bowmen And The Angel Of Mons. May 2007 BBeB/LRF Books.
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MACHEN, Arthur
Things Near and Far, by arthur machen (hardcover) The Bowmen and Other Legends of War, by arthur. The Bowmen and Other Legends of War, by arthur machen
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The Hill of Dreams by arthur machen When did you first read it? I came across it in 1976. The composer John Ireland was heavily influenced by.
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Machen, Arthur, 1863-1947 | LibraryThing
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Arthur Machen's The White People
rbadac posted The Shock of the Numinous arthur machen s The White People on January 6. You can read it at The Weird Review.
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Extractions: James Rogers (December 22, 1999) I don't mean to detract from the ongoing discussion of Aickman's The Visiting Star", but does anyone feel like a similar treatment of Machen's "White People"? In my opinion this is one of the most ambiguous and compelling texts of all time.... comparable to "the Hospice" in terms of suggestion without filling in the blanks. What provokes the girl to suicide? What is the significance of the "finger-crushing" episode? What, what, what..... I daresay that the story is obvious to all the rest of the abgf crowd but I have been reading this story for many years now, with great satisfaction and little illumination. I have considered sending a copy to a literate and conservative Priest I know, but I am a bit concerned about the response I would get. At any rate, I suspect that many of us would put the story on or near our "top ten" list so how bad can discussing it ONE MORE TIME be? By the way, I note mention on Ms. Pardoe's website that M.R. James's private correspondence illustrates a kind of personal loathing for Machen and his fiction. Does anyone have any idea where this personal repulsion stems from?
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machen, arthur; pseudonym of arthur Llewellyn Jones, (18631947). * The Coming of the Terror, (ss) The Century Oct 1917. McHENRY, MAY
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JSTOR Arthur Machen
This conscientious study, written in appalling academic prose, is an attempt to rescue arthur machen from the neglect which Mr Sweetser attributes largely
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Arthur Machen Criticism
machen, arthur 18631947. (Born arthur Llewellyn Jones; also wrote under pseudonym of Leolinus Siluriensis) Welsh short story writer, novelist, essayist,
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Extractions: utmSetVar('lit_all'); Entire Site Literature Science History Business Soc. Sciences Health Arts College Journals Search All Criticism: Printable Version Download PDF Cite this Page (Born Arthur Llewellyn Jones; also wrote under pseudonym of Leolinus Siluriensis) Welsh short story writer, novelist, essayist, autobiographer, translator, and journalist. Machen is best known for his tales of bizarre occurrences and supernatual horror. In his short stories he explores the ways in which occult forces reveal the opposing elements of good and evil within human nature. Machen's characters were drawn from the occult and supernatural, such as demons and witches, malignant fairies, evil gods, and creatures speaking unintelligible languages. Machen was born the only son of a clergyman in Caerleon-on-Usk, Wales. He spent a lonely childhood exploring the somber grandeur of the countryside in Gwent, and his youthful fascination with the beauty of the countryside is reflected in his critically admired descriptions of natural phenomena. Machen studied in London to become a surgeon, but failed the examination; subsequently, he began a career in journalism. In 1894 his first collection of short stories, The Great God Pan and the Inmost Light

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