The Man Who Went Too Far
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E. F. Benson
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The Man Who Went Too Far by E. F. Benson – a classic Edwardian folk horror story, read in full. In a quiet village on the edge of the New Forest, a young man devotes himself to nature with a joyful, almost religious passion. Birds settle on his hands, the years no longer touch him, and in the woods he hears the distant music of pipes. But the old god of the wild has two faces, and the man who seeks to see Pan himself may learn that nature is not only beauty and light.
One of the finest weird tales by E. F. Benson, master of the English ghost story, and a perfect companion to The Great God Pan by Arthur Machen and The Willows by Algernon Blackwood. Ideal for fans of gothic horror, Victorian and Edwardian ghost stories, pagan folklore and nature horror, or as a dark bedtime story to fall asleep to.
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