Proper noun
Machen (plural Machens)
An English surname from Anglo-Norman [in turn originating as an occupation].
Machen
A village in Caerphilly county borough, Wales (OS grid ref ST2189).
Also waiting in line was Adam Machen of Crosby. Source: Internet
His article 'Arthur Machen and The Hill of Dreams' appeared in the Minnesota Quarterly in spring 1926, and led to an exchange of letters with the Welsh mystic." Source: Internet
It fosters interest not only in Machen but in events in which he played a key part, such as the Angels of Mons affair, and organises psychogeographic excursions. Source: Internet
In 1929, Machen and his family moved away from London to Amersham in Buckinghamshire, but they still faced financial hardship. Source: Internet
In general, though, Machen thoroughly disliked work at the newspaper, and it was only the need to earn money for his family which kept him at it. Source: Internet
Journalism and the Great War: 1910–1921 Finally Machen accepted a full-time journalist's job at Alfred Harmsworth 's Evening News in 1910. Source: Internet