Pan's Garden (Limited Edition)
Pan's Garden is a thematic collection of stories which, in the words of the author, illustrates that characteristic belief, present in all my work, that there exists a definite relationship between Human Beings and Nature.
From the opening novella, 'The Man Whom the Trees Loved' in which Nature welcomes and absorbs the soul of a man to the concluding 'The Temptations of the Clay' in which Nature rejects the spirit of the man who tries to profit from it, we are transported into a natural world where the elements hold sway.
Mike Ashley, in his introduction, calls Pan's Garden the definitive volume of Blackwood's short stories because it defines the true nature of Blackwood's writing.
Algernon Blackwood - Pan's Garden published by Tartarus Press 2000, limited to 300 copies this copy is numbered #223 and features illustrations by W. Graham Robertson.
Author: Algernon Blackwood
Artist: W. Graham Robertson
Publisher: Tartarus Press, 2000 (Out of Print)
Number of pages: 296
Format: Hard Cover; Black & White illustrations
Size: 6" x 9" (150mm x 220mm)
ISBN: 187262152x
Condition: NM - Near Mint
Code: PANSGARDEN