Arthur Machen’s Dreads And Drolls

Tartarus Press has released a limited edition of Dreads and Drolls by Arthur Machen. Description: When Dreads and Drolls was first published in 1926 it contained twenty-nine articles reprinted from London’s The Graphic. We have great pleasure in more than doubling that number by including all of his contributions from that magazine. To “The Euston Square Mystery,” “The Adventure of the Long-Lost Brother” and others we have been able to add “A Castle in Celtic Myths,” “A Pretty Parricide,” “One Night When I Was Frightened” and many more. This volume contains sixty studies, mostly from real life, each of which, by its capacity for inspiring terror or causing amused wonder, qualifies as the Dread or Droll of Arthur Machen”s general heading.

To find out more and/or to order: Dreads And Drolls

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