Faunus is the literary journal of The Friends of Arthur Machen, released twice yearly and delivered to members all over the world. These beautifully bound limited edition hardback books feature articles and essays on Machen's writing, as well as rare examples of his work.
In addition to the these, members now enjoy exclusive digital access to the entire Faunus archive, with every issue available for download in PDF format.
Highlights from the latest issue (No. 51) include:
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Good and Evil in Machen and Huysmans': Arfan Iqbal compares saints and sinners in the works of Arthur Machen and Joris-Karl Huysmans.
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The View from Canons Park: Arthur Machen and the Writing of Long London: Alan Moore candidly discusses the origins of his five-volume series and Machen's influence on it.
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Mr. Dyson: “Mystery Man”: Nick Wagstaff uncovers Machen's detective stories.
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A Form too Foul to be Spoken of: Arthur Machen: David Neil Lee examines Machen's influence on Nigel Kneale's Quatermass.
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