The Angels Of Mons

The Angels Of MonsDescription By Arthur Machen Paperback "The Angels of Mons" is a short story written by Arthur Machen, originally published in 1915. The story is known for its unique blend of supernatural elements and war fiction, and it gained considerable popularity during World War I. The narrative is framed as a series of letters exchanged between two characters, one of whom recounts a fantastical event during the Battle of Mons in August 1914. According to the

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