[Prestidigitweeze]

Mine were as follows:

Arthur Machen
M. R. James (I have a far more carefully edited edition to read but have found essays which refer to works in the Delphi that you can't find anywhere else)
Nikolai Gogol
Ambrose Bierce
Mary Shelley (but only for essays and fiction I've never seen by her before)

Still looking at Le Fanu, though more for research than pleasure.

With the FRUITFULNESS coupon:

John Clare
W.B. Yeats
John Donne

Pity there's no John Webster, Thomas Love Peacock, William Alabaster, Dorothy Wordsworth, Thomas Lovell Beddoes or George Darley.

Edit: And no Thomas De Quincey! I so wanted to read his book on style again.

I'm mystified as to how they can include Yeats legally.