The Three Impostors by Arthur Machen

A group of people in a small Welsh town are terrorized by three mysterious figures who claim to be the devil, Jesus Christ, and a ghostly knight. As the impostors' activities become more sinister, the townsfolk begin to question their own identities and beliefs. The novel explores themes of identity, faith, and the blurring of reality and fantasy.

By Arthur Machen · First published 1895 · Genre: Horror, Supernatural, Mystery · 13 chapters

Contents

• ADVENTURE OF THE GOLD TIBERIUS
• THE ENCOUNTER OF THE PAVEMENT
• NOVEL OF THE DARK VALLEY
• ADVENTURE OF THE MISSING BROTHER
• NOVEL OF THE BLACK SEAL
• INCIDENT OF THE PRIVATE BAR
• THE DECORATIVE IMAGINATION
• NOVEL OF THE IRON MAID
• THE RECLUSE OF BAYSWATER
• NOVEL OF THE WHITE POWDER
• STRANGE OCCURRENCE IN CLERKENWELL
• HISTORY OF THE YOUNG MAN WITH SPECTACLES
• ADVENTURE OF THE DESERTED RESIDENCE

More by Arthur Machen

• Out of the Earth (1905)
• The Red Hand (1905)
• The White People (1905)
• Dreads and Drolls (1926)
• Children of the Pool (1905)
• The Novel of the Black Seal (1905)
• The Terror (1905)
• The Islington Mystery (1905)
• All works by Arthur Machen