MACHEN, ARTHUR

măkˈən, 1863–1947, English author, b. Wales. He wrote a series of semiautobiographical fantasies, notably The Hill of Dreams (1907) and Far Off Things (1922), and tales of horror and the supernatural. Machen achieved transient fame during World War I with "The Bowman," a tale relating how St. George and his ghostly archers rescue the British army and slaughter the Germans.

See his autobiography, ed. by M. Bishop (1951); biography by W. D. Sweetser (1964).

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ARTHUR MACHEN AND MONTGOMERY EVANS A 1909 photograph of Arthur Machen inscribed to bookseller Alfred Goldsmith in 1923. Courtesy of Albert Borowitz. Arthur Machen Montgomery Evans Letters of...
...to the Sky, Its Science, and Lore ARTHUR UPGREN PERSEUS PUBLISHING Cambridge...capital letters. Copyright 1998 by Arthur Upgren All rights reserved. No part of...that were out there. With the help of Arthur Upgrens book, you too now have the chance...
...still should have weather thats subject to change . ARTHUR MACHEN, NOTES AND QUERIES , 1882 PEOPLE LEARNED...effects such as a rainy or dry season, they confirm Machens first line but do not create a causal relationship between...
...ARCHIE R. CROUCH STEVEN AGORATUS ARTHUR EMERSON DEBRA E. SOLED Foreword by...Radcliffe College-Arthur and Elizabeth Schlesinger Library on...financial support for the project. * Arthur Emerson, Peter Hauth, David Kamen...
...operiert dieser Mensch so unbekummert und primitiv mit Ideen auf einem so problematischen Gebiet, ohne den geringsten Versuch zu machen, etwas zu beweisen? Meine Verteidigung: all unser Denken ist von dieser Art eines freien Spiels mit Begriffen; die Berechtigung...
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...hundred years ago, Professor Arthur W. Machen published an article...A. ARTHUR W. MACHEN...Rev. 87, 123 (1997)). (2.) Arthur W. Machen, The Elasticity of the Constitution...
...wider des Christentum, Arbeiten zur Kirchengeschichte 30 (Berlin, 1955 ), pp. 312-344. 10 "Die Zitate aus Platon machen keinen Eindruck eigner Lecturer" ; Johannes Geffcken, Zwei-griechische Apologeten (Leipzig, 1907 ), p. 103 and n. 4...
...writer on the London Evening News, Arthur Machen, to produce a short story--"The...Throughout the ensuing controversy, Arthur Machen continued to insist that his imagination...Angels, subtitled "an answer to Arthur Machen," went one step further. Begbie...
...Nutt and the Anglo-Welsh writer Arthur Machen were also major influences on...this institution (Howe 1972); Arthur Machens correspondence, too, is full of...verse play in collaboration with Arthur Machen, a poetic romance, Avalon: A Poetic...
...151-73). We agree on this point: Arthur Machens claim that his fantasy, The Bowmen...one these reprints, credited to Arthur Machen. What happened next is conjecture...angels do not appear in The Bowmen, Arthur Machen believed that it was his description...
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...was conceived in the womb of the virgin by the Holy Ghost." Machen did not go so far as some in claiming that no one could be a...quid, half God and half man. In reply, the Lutheran theologian Arthur Carl Piepkorn snapped: "To account so materially, so biologically...
...everybody had got down off his stilts. Arthur Machen and Baron Corvo were still very much around. Machens The Hill of Drams, was, a decade after...Tarquinio and in 1909 with Don Renato. Machen and Rolfe were both writers who perpetuated...
...twentieth century. The authors include a mystical novelist, Arthur Machen; a Cambridge zoology don, the late John Treherne; and...but the possibility cannot be discounted. The author Arthur Machen thought that the Canning enigma would never be unravelled...
...their power of suggestion and evocation. Banfield draws attention to Irelands fondness for the now largely forgotten Arthur Machen, who wrote something akin to a Symbolist manifesto in his novel The hill oj dreams (1907). Sometimes Irelands devices...
...Providence College Avery Cardinal Dulles dagger (1918-2008) Fordham University Fr. Thomas Guarino Seton Hall University Fr. Arthur Kennedy St. Johns Seminary of Boston Dr. Matthew Levering University of Dayton Fr. Richard John Neuhaust (1936-2009) FIRST THINGS...
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...have been focusing on the weird and themonstrous since Beowulf. The difference is, of course, that Edgar Allen Poe, Arthur Machen and co. wroteof the paranormal as fiction. Fort wrote of it as fact; meticulouslycataloguing the bizarre and the unexplained...
...Porth 235-2 (M Lang 114 R Faulkner 59 B Evans 35 no) by 82 runs; Machen 132 all out (R Thomas 28 A Thomas 20 A Rehman 3-17) beat Lisvane...Johnston 110-9 (R Davies 31 n.o) lost to Cresselly II 111-1 (D Arthur 50 no R Rees 39) by nine wkts; Kilgetty 142-5 (A Bevan 47 no...
...days who just cant stop), Anne Stevenson and Meirion Jordan. Tim Lebbon reprising that master of Welsh dark fiction, Arthur Machen. Richard Gwyn rattling the bars in Sicily. There are also decent reviews and an excellent piece on Wales late master...
...specifically Welsh strand of the Gothic was developed by later writers such as Ann of Swansea and the very influential Arthur Machen. In recent years Glamorgans literature team has hosted two international conferences on Gothic themes (Gothic Modernisms...
...discussion of Sakis treatment of supernatural vengeance and the image of Pan would benefit from reference to the work of Arthur Machen, who similarly trod the strange but fruitful territory between the Aesthetic movement and the nascent form of the horror...
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MACHEN, ARTHUR mak n, 1863 1947, British author, b. Wales. He wrote a series of semiautobiographical...and Far Off Things (1922), and tales of horror and the supernatural. Machen achieved transient fame during World War I with "The Bowman," a tale relating...


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