The Great God Pan – Arthur Machen
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The Great God Pan by Arthur Machen is a foundational work in horror literature, exploring themes of forbidden knowledge and its terrifying consequences. Delve into a world where the veil between realities is lifted, revealing unsettling truths about human existence and ancient deities.
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