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ARTICLE in “The Bookman” for July, 1925.

ARTICLE in “The Sewannee Review,” July, 1924.

ARTICLE in “The Saturday Review of Literature” by Basil

Davenport, “The Devil Is Not Dead,” February 15, 1936.

ARTICLE in “Harper’s Bazaar” by Meyer Berger, “Legends of The

War,” January, 1944.

ARTICLE by August Derleth in “Reading and Collecting,” Ben

Abramson’s delightful monthly, Chicago, November, 1937.

ARTICLE in “Atlantic Monthly” by Robert Hillyer, May, 1947.

BIBLIOGRAPHY by Henry Danielson, published in London, 1923.

Contains sketch of Machen by Savage, notes by Machen.

BIBLIOGRAPHY by Nathan Van Patten, appended to Derleth’s

article in “Reading and Collecting,” Chicago, 1937.

BIBLIOGRAPHY by Nathan Van Patten, published in Kingston,

Ontario, Canada, 1928.

BIBLIOGRAPHY by Paul Jordan-Smith, published in “For The Love

of Books,” Oxford Press, New York, 1934.

SKETCH of Machen in “More Authors and I” by C. Lewis Hind,

London, 1922 and Dodd, Mead, New York, 1922.

SKETCH of Machen in “Buried Caesars” by Vincent Starrett,

Chicago, 1923.

SKETCH of Machen in “Excavations” by Carl Van Vechten, Knopf,

New York, 1922.

SKETCH of Machen by Paul Jordan-Smith, in “On What Strange

Altars,” New York, 1924.

SKETCH of Machen in the Danielson Bibliography, written by

Henry Savage, London, 1923.

SKETCH of Machen by St. John Adcock in “Glory That Was Grub

Street” and “Gods of Modern Grub Street,” London, New York,

192-?

SKETCH of Machen by Vincent Starrett, appears under title

“Arthur Machen: Novelist of Ecstacy and Sin,” published along

with two poems by Machen, Chicago, 1918. Sketch also appears in

“Buried Caesars,” Covici-McGee, 1922.

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