Full Title:

Title page recto: james branch cabell | and arthur machen, certain | analogies between their early | works, by nathan van patten

Publication:

San Francisco: The Hesperian: n.d. (1930?)

Collation:

Single sheet folded broadside [folded size 25.4 cm (10-in.) x 17.8 cm. (7-in.)]; Pp. 4; (1) title page; (2)-(4) text.

Wraps:

Self wraps (see image above).

Notes:

"james branch cabell and arthur machen: certain analogies between their early works" by Nathan van Patten was first published in 1930 in the premier issue of Hesperian, a San Francisco arts magazine, and as an offprint (E21), also in 1930[?]. Mrs. Brewer seems to have missed this particular article, and James Hall lists only the stand-alone printing. Based on his description, it seems likely that he never realized that his E21 entry was a magazine offprint.

The entire article is provided here as a pdf. You can access this by clicking on the image at left. You'll need to use you browser's back button to return to The Silver Stallion after accessing it. The Hesperian cover shown is from the original magazine, and is provided for completeness.

This article is one of the papers about Arthur Machen and James Branch Cabell addressed in Silver Stallion Special Feature No. 1: Cabell and Machen Through the Decades - Three Essays.