MORE ABOUT MACHEN
The admirers of Arthur Machen, as we have remarked before, will want to read as much about him as they possibly can. There are not too many articles or studies of Machen available. Standard reference books list Machen, of course, but few of them present more than a brief sketch. Many standard critical works mention Machen in connection with his period, the 1890’s, or his genre, the supernatural tale. Book reviews have, of course, appeared by the hundreds. These might be interesting to read again, but they are unavailable. The general reader, meaning in this case, the admirer of Machen, will wish to check this listing:
SPECIFIC
Article in “The Bookman” for July, 1925.
Article in “The Sewannee Review,” July, 1924.
Article in “The Saturday Review of Literature” by Basil Davenport, “The Devil Is Not Dead,” February 15, 1936.
Article in “Harper’s Bazaar” by Meyer Berger, “Legends of The War,” January, 1944.
Article by August Derleth in “Reading and Collecting,” Ben Abramson’s delightful monthly, Chicago, November, 1937.
Article in “Atlantic Monthly” by Robert Hillyer, May, 1947.
Bibliography by Henry Danielson, published in London, 1923. Contains sketch of Machen by Savage, notes by Machen.