โ Scribed by Arthur Machen
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A fragment of life -- The white people -- The great god Pan -- The inmost light.;Today, H.P. Lovecraft is regarded as one of the luminaries of the horror genre--but who were his literary influences? The often-overlooked work of nineteenth-century author Arthur Machen is said to have been very important to the formation of Lovecraft's inimitable style. This collection brings together four of Machen's weird, wonderful tales.
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*The House of Souls*, first published in 1906, is an omnibus edition of some of Arthur Machens best-known, controversial, and curious fiction. It contains The Great God Pan, his notorious 1890s tale of science and sex, and its accompanying story The Inmost Light. These appeared first i
*The House of Souls*, first published in 1906, is an omnibus edition of some of Arthur Machens best-known, controversial, and curious fiction. It contains The Great God Pan, his notorious 1890s tale of science and sex, and its accompanying story The Inmost Light. These appeared first i
A fragment of life -- The white people -- The great god Pan -- The inmost light.
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