The Horned God: Weird Tales of the Great God Pan sub/QUEER And from the garden of

And from the garden of wounds that grows within our broken hearts

Luke’s not telling anything like the truth

she holds tight to old friends and her ex-girlfriend

Yet in seductive and dangerous surroundings

From reflections on her struggle with the disease to thoughts on lesbian sexuality and African-American identity in a straight white man's world

The Horned God: Weird Tales of the Great God Pan sub/QUEER And from the garden ofEdited by: Michael Wheatley In 1894, Arthur Machens landmark novella The Great God Pan was published, sparking a resurgence of literary fascination with the figure of the pagan goat god. Tales from a broad spectrum of writers from E M Forster to prolific pulpsters such as Greye Le Spina took the gods rebellious and chaotic influence as their subject, spinning beguiling tales of society turned upside down and the forces of nature compelling