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By [[2009]], there was a [[Arthur Machen estate|council estate named after the author]], with each of its individual buildings being named after his literary works. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Wrong Hands (short story)|The Wrong Hands]]'') | By [[2009]], there was a [[Arthur Machen estate|council estate named after the author]], with each of its individual buildings being named after his literary works. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Wrong Hands (short story)|The Wrong Hands]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 12:03, 9 March 2023
Arthur Machen was an author. At some point before the 21st century Arthur met Captain Jack Harkness, who later said that he was an "interesting guy" and once coined the phrase “always a godfather and never a god”. Aleister Crowley was said to have been a fan of Arthur Machen's work.
By 2009, there was a council estate named after the author, with each of its individual buildings being named after his literary works. (PROSE: The Wrong Hands)
