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The Angels of Mons is a popular legend about a group of angels who supposedly protected members of the British army in the Battle of Mons at the outset of World War I. The story is fictitious, developed through a combination of a patriotic short story by Arthur Machen, rumours, mass hysteria and urban legend, claimed visions after the battle and also possibly deliberately seeded propaganda. (Summary by Wikipedia)

🕯️ **Arthur Machen – Audiolibri del Mistero e dell’Esoterismo** Audiolibri integrali in italiano letti dalla voce dell’Oste della *Locanda della Tormenta* Autore visionario e maestro dell’occulto, **Arthur Machen** ha ispirato intere generazioni di scrittori, da Lovecraft a Borges. Le sue storie intrecciano misticismo, paura e meraviglia: il contatto tra il mondo visibile e l’ignoto, tra fede e follia. In questa collezione trovi i suoi capolavori più celebri: - *Il Racconto del Sigillo Nero* - *Il Romanzo della Polvere Bianca* - *La Piramide di Fuoco* - *La Luce...

📖 Audiolibro Il Dio Pan – Arthur Machen Un racconto che ha cambiato per sempre la letteratura del mistero e dell’occulto.Il Dio Pan di Arthur Machen è una delle opere più inquietanti e visionarie dell’Ottocento, dove scienza proibita e forze arcaiche si fondono in una trama di pura tensione psicologica.Un viaggio nei territori del soprannaturale, dove la conoscenza ha un prezzo e la follia diventa rivelazione.🔊 Ascolta l’audiolibro integrale in italiano, letto con voce narrativa immersiva e sonorizzazioni cinematografiche, solo alla Locanda della Tormenta.Perfetto per chi ama ...

In Hill of Dreams, the captivating tale of Lucian Taylor unfolds as he navigates his idyllic childhood in the enchanting rural landscape of Wales, inspired by the town of Caerleon. Central to the story is the Hill of Dreams, an ancient Roman fort where Lucian experiences hauntingly beautiful visions, including glimpses of life during Roman Britain. As he matures, Lucians journey takes him to London, where he grapples with the harsh realities of poverty while fervently pursuing his passion for writing. Often hailed as Arthur Machens masterpiece, this novel, written between 1895 and 1897, blends...

For the first time ever, the complete works from both the 1923 and 1925 editions of The Shining Pyramid are united in one remarkable collection. This anthology features an array of stories and essays that demonstrate Arthur Machens exceptional talent as a storyteller and a keen observer of modern society. The title story stands out as a hallmark of folk horror, crafted during the same era that produced his renowned masterpieces like The Great God Pan and The White Children. Additionally, readers will embark on shorter, eerie adventures through tales such as Out of the Earth, The Happy Children...

The Great God Pan is a haunting novella by Arthur Machen that first appeared in the magazine Whirlwind in 1890, later revised and expanded for its book release in 1894 alongside the story The Inmost Light. Upon its initial publication, the novella faced fierce criticism from the press for its decadent style and provocative themes, labeling it as degenerate and horrific. However, it has since earned its place as a classic in the horror genre. Machen‚s work taps into the symbolism of Pan, exploring the primal forces of nature and the allure of paganism. The title is inspired by Elizabeth ...

Set against the backdrop of wartime rural England, a series of baffling murders stirs up a whirlwind of conspiracy theories, panic, and apprehension. As they hunt for the perpetrator, the desperate search for answers and a cessation to the terror unfolds. This gripping tale is summarized by A. Gramour.

Step into the eerie world of Arthur Machens The White People, a haunting tale that delves into the mysterious realms of ancient magic through the eyes of a young girl. Written in the late 1890s, this influential horror story emerged from Machens unfinished novel and shares a literary lineage with notable works like Robert Louis Stevenson‚s The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Bram Stoker‚s Dracula, and Oscar Wilde‚s The Picture of Dorian Gray. Celebrated by fans of supernatural fiction, The White People stands as a classic example of gothic storytelling, resonating with themes ...

Dive into Ornaments in Jade, a mesmerizing collection of short narrative experiments by Arthur Machen. Within these ten ethereal tales, youll encounter a world where dreams blur with reality, inviting you into a realm that is both mysterious and lavishly imaginative. Summary by ChuckW.

Join two sophisticated Londoners as they delve into the intriguing evolution of mankind, their journey marked by a chilling murder investigation involving an archaic weapon used in the contemporary world. - Summary by Wanda White