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The Gods of Pegāna

Lord Dunsany · 1905collection

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The Gods of Pegāna is the first book by Anglo-Irish writer Lord Dunsany, published in 1905. The fantasy book was reviewed favourably but as an unusual piece. One of the more influential reviews was by Edward Thomas in the London Daily Chronicle.

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  1. 1The Gods of Pegānashort story
  2. 2Of Skarl the Drummershort story
  3. 3Of the Making of the Worldsshort story
  4. 4Of the Game of the Godsshort story
  5. 5The Chaunt of the Godsshort story
  6. 6The Sayings of Kib (Sender of Life in All the Worlds)short story
  7. 7Concerning Sish (The Destroyer of Hours)short story
  8. 8The Sayings of Slid (Whose Soul Is in the Sea)short story
  9. 9The Deeds of Mung (Lord of All Deaths Between Pegāna and the Rim)short story
  10. 10The Chaunt of the Priestsshort story
  11. 11The Sayings of Limpang-Tung (The God of Mirth and of Melodious Minstrels)short story
  12. 12Of Yoharneth-Lahai (The God of Little Dreams and Fancies)short story
  13. 13Of Roon, the God of Going, and the Thousand Home Godsshort story
  14. 14The Revolt of the Home Godsshort story
  15. 15Of Dorozhand (Whose Eyes Regard the End)short story
  16. 16The Eye in the Wasteshort story
  17. 17Of the Thing That Is Neither God Nor Beastshort story
  18. 18Yonath the Prophetshort story
  19. 19Yug the Prophetshort story
  20. 20Alhireth-Hotep the Prophetshort story
  21. 21Kabok the Prophetshort story
  22. 22Of the Calamity that Befel Yūn-Ilāra by the Sea, and of the Building of the Tower of the Ending of Daysshort story
  23. 23Of How the Gods Whelmed Sidithshort story
  24. 24Of How Imbaun Became High Prophet in Aradec of All the Gods Save Oneshort story
  25. 25Of How Imbaun Met Zodrakshort story
  26. 26Pegānashort story
  27. 27The Sayings of Imbaunshort story
  28. 28Of How Imbaun Spake of Death to the Kingshort story
  29. 29Of Oodshort story
  30. 30The Rivershort story
  31. 31The Bird of Doom and the Endshort story