With an Introduction by R.B. Russell
No matter what Machen's subject, and at whatever length he wrote, his insightful essays are always original, and his prose is a constant joy to read. This collection of his non-fiction ranges from reminiscences of his early years in London, though folklore and customs, to the legend of the Holy Grail. It collects together all of the essays from Dog and Duck (1924), Notes and Queries (1926), Tom O'Bedlam and His Song (1930), Bridles and Spurs (1951) and A Note on Poetry (1949) as well as a number of other fugitive pieces. It also includes the 'Bibliographical Notes' from Henry Danielson's Arthur Machen: A Bibliography (1923).
The Secret of the Sangraal & Other Writings contains:
Second Edition: The Secret of the Sangraal & Other Writings will be a sewn hardback book of 375+vii pages with silk ribbon marker, head and tailbands, and d/w. Second edition and sold out at the publisher
Publisher | Tartarus Press |
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