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Unhappy Far-Off Things

Unhappy Far-Off Things

By: Lord Dunsany
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 While he is primarily celebrated for his groundbreaking fantasy works, Lord Dunsany also penned a series of poignant sketches during World War One. This collection of essays, crafted during his time in France in 1916, reveals a deeper, more reflective side of the author—one that captures the somber realities of war with a profound sense of melancholy. - Summary by Alan WinterrowdCopyright International Ambient Sounds Art Literary History & Criticism Philosophy Social Sciences World
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  • 013 - The Homes Of Arras

    013 - The Homes Of Arras
    Jan 17 2026
    While he is primarily celebrated for his groundbreaking fantasy works, Lord Dunsany also penned a series of poignant sketches during World War One. This collection of essays, crafted during his time in France in 1916, reveals a deeper, more reflective side of the author—one that captures the somber realities of war with a profound sense of melancholy. - Summary by Alan Winterrowd
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    7 mins
  • 012 - In An Old Drawing-Room

    012 - In An Old Drawing-Room
    Jan 17 2026
    While he is primarily celebrated for his groundbreaking fantasy works, Lord Dunsany also penned a series of poignant sketches during World War One. This collection of essays, crafted during his time in France in 1916, reveals a deeper, more reflective side of the author—one that captures the somber realities of war with a profound sense of melancholy. - Summary by Alan Winterrowd
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    6 mins
  • 011 - In Bethune

    011 - In Bethune
    Jan 17 2026
    While he is primarily celebrated for his groundbreaking fantasy works, Lord Dunsany also penned a series of poignant sketches during World War One. This collection of essays, crafted during his time in France in 1916, reveals a deeper, more reflective side of the author—one that captures the somber realities of war with a profound sense of melancholy. - Summary by Alan Winterrowd
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    9 mins
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