
Hill of Dreams
'Hill of Dreams' Summary
The novel follows Lucian Taylor's life from his idyllic childhood in the Welsh countryside to his struggles as an aspiring writer in London. In the evocative setting of Caerleon, Lucian experiences otherworldly visions on the Hill of Dreams, an ancient Roman fort. These visions transport him to the distant past, blurring the lines between reality and imagination. As Lucian navigates the hardships of poverty and artistic rejection, the novel explores the sacrifices and resilience required in the pursuit of creative expression. Ultimately, 'Hill of Dreams' is a profound meditation on the nature of dreams, art, and the human condition.Book Details
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Arthur Machen
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Arthur Machen, pseudonym of Arthur Llewellyn Jones, Welsh novelist and essayist, a forerunner of 20th-century Gothic science fiction. Machen’s work was deeply influenced b...
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