MACHEN STUDY No. 48
Thomas Kent Miller examines Arthur Machen’s war story, “The Story of Sergt. Richard Haughton” in a new essay: Making Supernatural Ecstasy. Miller is a contributor to the upcoming Darkly Bright edition of THE TERROR.
The Gondola of London: It cannot be helped, and London being London, one must get about in it as quickly as possible; but do not let us imagine that nothing lost. There was a gaiety about the old hansoms that the taxicab quite misses. The drivers were sometimes surly and insolvent and swindling rascals, but often they were merry fellows, with glittering hats and a glittering style of speech, and a bright flower in their buttonholes that went well with the smart turn-out before them.
MACHEN MISCELLANEA
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