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The Great God Pan - cover

The Great God Pan

Arthur Machen

Editorial: Aeneas Press

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Sinopsis

A surgeon performs a small operation on a young woman's brain so that she may see the god Pan, and years later a series of London gentlemen begin killing themselves. Machen grew up among the Roman ruins of Gwent and never wrote about anything else, really; this novella was denounced as degenerate in 1894 and has been quietly feeding horror ever since — Stephen King calls it one of the best in the language.
Disponible desde: 22/07/2026.
Longitud de impresión: 64 páginas.

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