Arthur Machen Selected Horror Classics Collection: The Great God Pan, The Hill of Dreams, The Three Impostors, The White People, The Inmost Light, A Fragment of Life, The Terror

Arthur Machen Horror Classics Collection in one convenient volume, works included in this collection are:The Great God PanThe Hill of DreamsThe Three ImpostorsThe White PeopleThe Inmost LightA Fragment of LifeThe TerrorThe Great God Pan is a chilling masterpiece of forbidden knowledge and pagan horror, a story that bridges the gap between science and the supernatural, where the innocent meet the ancient.The Hill of Dreams is a semi-autobiographical, atmospheric novel that follows Lucian Taylor, a sensitive, young man who descends into madness, obsession, and poverty while chasing artistic success in London, haunted by visions of an ancient Roman fort in rural Wales.The Three Impostors is a classic gothic horror novel where, amidst the shadows of London, three mysterious figures use deception to hunt for a young man holding a stolen, cursed Roman coin.The White People is a foundational text of weird fiction that influenced giants like Lovecraft, King, and Gaiman. This chilling tale explores the dark side of mysticism and the terrifying beauty of forbidden knowledge. A must-read for fans of gothic horror, occult lore, and masterful atmospheric storytelling.The Inmost Light is a chilling masterpiece of 1890s weird fiction, where a scientist’s obsession with the occult leads to a devastating loss of identity and a haunting, supernatural nightmare.A Fragment of Life follows Edward and Mary Darnell, a young couple trapped in the mundane banality of early 20th-century suburban London life. Seeking fulfillment beyond their materialistic existence, they begin an inward journey toward mysticism and an outward return to their roots in Wales, uncovering hidden spiritual layers and the supernatural beneath everyday reality.The Terror is a short novel, set in England during the First World War. After an inexplicable series of murders are committed with no clue as to the perpetrator, a mystery starts to unravel in front of the townspeople. Read more