Dreads and Drolls by Arthur Machen

Dreads and Drolls is a collection of short stories by Welsh author Arthur Machen. The stories are set in a variety of locations, from rural Wales to the streets of London, and feature a range of characters, from the mysterious and sinister to the mundane and everyday. The stories explore themes of the supernatural, the occult, and the unknown, as well as the darker aspects of human nature. Machen's writing is often described as being atmospheric and dreamlike, and his stories often contain elements of horror and the macabre. The collection includes some of Machen's best-known stories, such as "The White People," "The Great God Pan," and "The Bowmen." Other stories in the collection include "The Novel of the White Powder," "The Inmost Light," "The Red Hand," and "The Shining Pyramid."

By Arthur Machen · First published 1926 · Genre: Horror, Fantasy, Mystery · 30 chapters

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