Decadent, perverse and unreal, the strange stories of Arthur Machen uncover a lingering, ancestral horror, distantly remembered in the language of fairy tales, pagan lore, and in the secret old games
Two works ? one of imaginative and decadent horror, the other lyrical and introspective ? comprise these books by one of the pioneers of supernatural fiction. The Great God Pan scandalized Victorian L
"Of creators of cosmic fear raised to its most artistic pitch, few can hope to equal Arthur Machen." — H. P. LovecraftArthur Machen (1863–1947), Welsh novelist and essayist, is considered
A classic in cosmic horror, Arthur Machen's most famous story is a journey through fear, madness, and the darkest regions of the unknown. A woman is rendered catatonic after a doctor's botched attempt
A sensation when first published in 1894, this frightening story involves evil scientists and the women that become monsters at their hands. An experiment into the sources of the human brain through t
In a novel that is at once richly terrifying and delightfully funny, a bustling suburb appears normal and cheerful ? but nothing is really as it seems. For in this world of impostors, conspiracies com
Classics in speculative fiction, Arthur Machen's most famous stories are journeys through fear, madness, and the furthest regions of the unknown.A woman is rendered catatonic after a doctor's botched
