Later works show journalistic simplicity and vigor. Hill of Dreams reflects hedonism and preciousness. M relied upon medieval, romantic, and decadent sources and upon folklore of Wales. University of Pittsburgh MA thesis, 1934T M's is an aesthetic revolt against Victorlanism by means of symbol, but escapism with regard to contemporary events. M Is a nonconformist, Johnsonian, and EohÃªmlan genial in social life, but lonely In letters as Donne, Sir Thomas Browne, and Beddoes - has affinity with first two In religious mysticism and all three In the 'sense of terror and mystery and spiritual beauty that, clothe even the simplicities and commonplaces of his everyday environment with wonder and occult significance.' Albrecht, William Price. The Adrian Homer Goldstone Collection at the University of Texas Includes most of the items.

Many of the Items below have been located subsequent to the completion of my dissertation in 1959 and are included in Adrian Goldstone's and my A_ Bibliography of Arthur Machen (Austin, Texas: University of Texas, 19o5). For further listings, see my dissertation 'The Works of Arthur Machen' available through University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, Mich. Sweetser (State University College, Oswego, KY) The following bibliography Includes unpublished theses and all Items which I have been able to locate or Identify, except those which merely mention M or his works In passing. In lieu of an abstract, here is a brief excerpt of the content:ĪRTHUR MACHEK: A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WRITINGS ABOUT HIK By Wesley D.

Far Off Things by Arthur Machen