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Marjorie Bowen, George R. Preedy, Joseph Shearing, Robert Paye (for The Devil's Jig and Julia Roseingrave), John Winch (for Idler's Gate), and Margaret Campbell (for The Debate Continues).
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A
• The Abode of Love, as by Joseph Shearing (novel)
* Name of publisher not ascertained, 1944
* Berkley Medallion, 1966
• The Accident (vignette)
* The Mathematical Gazette, Dec 1923
* Dark Ann, and Other Stories, John Lane, 1927
* Fantasy Macabre #7, 1985
* The Virago Book of Ghost Stories ed. Richard Dalby, Virago, 1987
* The Weird Fiction Review #9, Winter 2019
• An Actress Ruins a King (article)
* The Passing Show, Mar 7 1936 [re: Lola Montez]
• An Adventure That Happened to King Ban of Benoie (story)
* Colour, May 1919
• An Affair of the Heart (story)
* Gloucester Journal, Apr 24 1937
• Affairs of Men (excerpts from Bowen's historical novels)
* Heath Cranton Ltd., London, ca. 1921
• Agony Column Romance (article)
* The Passing Show, Sep 18 1937 [re: Honoré de Balzac & Madame Hanska]
• Airing in a Closed Carriage (historical novel)
* Harper & Brothers, London, 1943
* Filmed under the title "The Mark of Cain," 1947
• Album Leaf, as by Joseph Shearing (novel)
* William Heinemann, London, 1933
* Smith & Haas, New York, 1934, as "The Spider in the Cup"
• The Alley in Vauxhall Gardens, 1785 (story)
* Hutchinson's Adventure & Mystery Story Magazine, Mar 1929
• All the Same Price (story)
* All-Story Magazine (UK) #13, Oct 1927
* Sheep's-Head and Babylon, The Bodley Head, 1929
• The Amber Cabinet (story)
* The Grand Magazine, Jul 1933
• Ancient Landmarks (story)
* The Grand Magazine, Mar 1923
• An Anecdote (story)
* The Evening Standard 2nd Book of Strange Stories, Hutchinson, 1937
• "And the World Went Very Well Then" (story)
* The Windsor Magazine, Dec 1924
• Angel in Heaven, Angel on Earth (story)
* Orange Blossoms, William Heinemann, London, 1938
• The Angel of the Assassination, as Joseph Shearing (non-fiction) [re: Charlotte Corday]
* William Heinemann Ltd., London & Toronto, 1935
• Anne Bullen's Daughter - Elizabeth Tudor (story)
* Everywoman's, Jul 1938
• Anne Siddeley (story)
* All-Story Magazine (UK) #16, Jan/Feb 1928
• Ann Mellor's Lover (story)
* The Sketch, Dec 25 1922
* Seeing Life! And Other Stories, Hurst & Blackett, London, 1923
* Best-Story Magazine, #29, Dec 1928
* The Bishop of Hell and Other Stories, The Bodley Head, 1949
* Twilight and Other Supernatural Romances, Ash-Tree Press, 1998
• The Apple Green Diamond [Comte de Saint Germain] (story)
* Britannia and Eve, Dec 1938
• The Apple of Venus (story)
* Harper's Monthly Magazine, Feb 1909
* Romance, Feb 1925
* The Harper's Stories, Project Gutenberg Australia/Roy Glashan's Library, 2013
• The Appointment at the Ruined Temple (story)
* The New Magazine, (UK) Jan 1920
• An Appointment with Stiffkey (story)
* Sheep's-Head and Babylon, The Bodley Head, 1929
• Apr 23rd Doesn't Impress Me (article)
* The Strand Magazine, Apr 1946 [re: William Shakespeare & Edward de Vere]
• The Aristocrat (story)
* The Cornhill Magazine, Nov 1912
* God's Playthings, Smith, Elder & Co., London, 1912
• At Mols's (story)
* The Home Magazine, (UK) Mar 1926
• At the Sign of the Blossoming May (story)
* The Grand Magazine, May 1924
• Aunt Beardie: A Mystery Novel, as by Joseph Shearing
* Harrison-Hilton Books, New York, 1940
* Armed Services Edition, UK, 1940s
* Berkley Medallion Paperback, New York, 1965
• The Autobiography of Cornelius Blake, 1773-1810, of Ditton See, Cambridgeshire,
as by George Preedy
* Publisher not ascertained, London?, 1934
• Avarice (story)
* The Pall Mall Magazine May 1914
• The Avenging of Ann Leete (story)
* The New Magazine, (UK) Dec 1923
* Seeing Life! And Other Stories, Hurst & Blackett, London, 1923
* Great Short Stories of Detection, Mystery, and Horror, Vol. I, Gollancz, 1928
* The Omnibus of Crime, Payson & Clarke, 1929
* Grace Latouche and the Warringtons, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
* The Last Bouquet, John Lane, London, 1933
* The Fireside Book of Ghost Stories, Bobbs-Merrill, 1947
* The Bishop of Hell and Other Stories, The Bodley Head, 1949
* Kecksies and Other Twilight Tales, Arkham House, 1976
* Alfred Hitchcock's Anthology, #14, Summer 1983
* The Haunted Hour, Berkley Prime Crime, 1995
* Olden Tales, DayStar Press, 1996
B
• Bagatelle and Some Other Diversions, as by George R. Preedy (collection)
* John Lane, The Bodley Head, London, 1930
Contents:
- Prologue
- Bagatelle
- Five Musical Themes
1. A Flourish for Drums
2. Capriccio
3. A Tune for a Trumpet
4. A Serenata
5. A Fanfare for Silver Trumpets
- A Play: Homage to the Unknown
- Diversions
1. Supper With Madame Olshausen
2. A Promenade in the Coliseum
3. A Visit to Verona to See the Ruins of the Amphitheatre
4. An Anecdote
• The Bankrupts (story)
* The Story-teller, Mar 1917
• Barbara Cheyne (story)
* The Premier Magazine, #13, May 1915
• The Barbary Rover (story)
* The Story-teller, Jun 1913
• Because of These Things (historical novel)
* Methuen & Co., London, 1915
• "Bedlam Betty" (novella)
* The Story-teller, Dec 1911
* The Argosy, (UK) Jun 1930
• Behind the Picture (story)
* Hutchinson's Story-Magazine, Sep 1929
• Belle Hutchinson (story)
* Curious Happenings, Mills & Boon, London, 1917, as "The Story of Belle Hutchinson"
* Old Patch's Medley, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1930
•Beltarbet's "Darlin'" (story)
* Fond Fancy and Other Stories, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
* Collier's, Dec 21 1929, as "Beltarbet's Pride"
•Beltarbet's Pride, as by George R. Preedy (story)
* see Beltarbet's "Darlin'"
• Beneath the Passion Flower, as by George Preedy (novel)
* Robert M. McBride & Co., New York, 1932
* Publisher not ascertained, London, 1932, as "Passion Flower"
• The Best Seller (story)
* Fond Fancy, and Other Stories, Selwyn & Blount, London; 1931
* The Novel Magazine, Mar 1934
• The Betrothed of Pedro el Justicar: Jehanne Plantagenet
* God's Playthings, Smith, Elder & Co., London, 1912
• A Biography: The Earl of Strafford (story)
* God's Playthings, Smith, Elder & Co., London, 1912
• The Birthday Gift (story)
* Pearson's Magazine, May 1915
• The Bishop of Hell (story)
* The Blue Magazine, #75, Sep 1925
* The Gorgeous Lovers, and Other Tales, John Lane, The Bodley Head, London, 1929
* The Bishop of Hell and Other Stories, The Bodley Head, 1949
* Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, #103, Jun 1952, as by Joseph Shearing
* Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, (Australia), #63, Sep 1952, as by Joseph Shearing
* Queens of the Abyss, The British Library, 2020
• The Bishop of Hell and Other Stories (collection)
* The Bodley Head, London, 1949
Contents:
- Florence Flannery
- Keksies
- The Avenging of Ann Leete
- The Bishop of Hell
- The Crown Derby Plate
- The Fair Hair of Ambrosine
- The Grey Chamber
- The Housekeeper
- The Extraordinary Adventure of Mr. John Proudie
• A Bit of a Fool (story)
* The Red Magazine, Dec 3 1926
• Black Magic: A Tale of the Rise and Fall of the Antichrist (novel)
* Alston Rivers Ltd., London, 1909
* The Bodley Head, London, 1909
* Sphere, Sep 1974
• Black Man — White Maiden, as by George R. Preedy (novel)
* Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1941
• The Black Panther (story)
* Hutchinson's Story Magazine, Nov 1919
• The Black Pearls (story)
* The Pall Mall Magazine, Dec 1907
• Blanche Fury: or, "Fury's Ape," as by Joseph Shearing (novel)
* William Heinemann, London, 1939
* Harrison-Hilton Books, New York, 1939
* Armed Services Edition, UK, 1940s
* Filmed in UK as "Blanche Fury," 1948
• Blood and Thunder (story)
* Orange Blossoms, William Heinemann, London, 1938
• Blossom of the Briar (story)
* Lloyd's Magazine, Dec 1917
• The Blue Glove (story)
* The Pleasant Husband, and Other Stories, Hurst & Blacket, London, 1921
• Blue Petticoats (story)
* The New Magazine, (UK) Feb 1924
• The Bookseller of St. James; St. James, 1780 (story)
* Old Patch's Medley; or, A London Miscellany, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1930
• Boundless Waters (novel)
* See: Lyndley Waters
• The Brass Ring (story)
* Best-Story Magazine, #4, Nov 1926
• Brave Employments (historical novel)
* Collins, London, 1931
• The Breakdown (story)
* Kecksies and Other Twilight Tales, Arkham House, 1976
* Spirits of Christmas, Wynwood, 1989
• Brent's Folly (story)
* Crimes of Old London, Odhams, 1919
* Twilight and Other Supernatural Romances, Ash-Tree Press, 1998
* Great Supernatural Stories: 101 Horrifying Tales, Fall River Press, 2017
• Bright Petals (story)
* Pearson's Magazine, Dec 1923
* Dark Ann, and Other Stories, John Lane, London, 1927
• The British Spiritual History Trilogy (historical novels)
1. God and the Wedding Dress (qv)
2. Mr. Tyler's Saints (qv)
3. The Circle in the Water (qv)
• Buckingham Palace [Romance of London's Houses] (story)
* Everywoman's, Oct 1938
• The Burning Glass (historical novel)
* Collins Ltd., London, 1918
* E.P. Dutton & Co., New York, 1920
• The Burning of the Vanities (story)
* God's Playthings, Smith, Elder, 1912
* Twilight and Other Supernatural Romances, Ash-Tree Press, 1998
C
• The Cabriolet (story)
* The Windsor Magazine, Aug 1923
* Seeing Life! And Other Stories, Hurst & Blackett, London, 1923
• Cambric Tea (novella)
* Hutchinson's Magazine Jul. 1925
* The World's Best One Hundred Detective Stories, Vol. 2, Funk & Wagnalls, 1929
* Hanging by a Thread, Houghton Mifflin, 1969
* Mistresses of Mystery, Lothrop Lee & Shepard, 1973
* Murder for Christmas, The Mysterious Press, 1982
* Murder for Christmas, Vol. II, The Mysterious Press, 1988
* Silent Nights, The British Library, 2015
* Murder on Christmas Eve, Profile Books, 2017
* Classic Christmas Crime Stories, Macmillan UK, 2023
• Camille Rochfort (story)
* Shadows of Yesterday, Smith, Elder, London, 1916
• The Camp Outside Namur: Don Juan of Austria (story)
* The Cornhill Magazine, Dec 1912
* God's Playthings, Smith, Elder & Co., London, 1912
• Candace (story)
* The Story-teller, Apr 1926
• Candlelight (story)
* Shadows of Yesterday, Smith, Elder, London, 1916
• Captain Banner: A Drama in 3 Acts, as by George Preedy
* John Lane, The Bodley Head, London, 1930
• Captain Savernay's Bargain (story)
* The Premier Magazine, #29, Sep 1916
* Romance, May 1925
• The Careful Youth (story)
* The London Magazine, May 1928
* Sheep's-Head and Babylon, The Bodley Head, 1929
* The 20-Story Magazine, #114, Dec 1931
* Fond Fancy and Other Stories, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
• The Carnival of Florence (historical novel)
* Methuen & Co., London, 1915
* E.P. Dutton & Co., New York, 1915
• Castles in the Air (story)
* The Windsor Magazine, Jan 1929
• Catherine the Great (serial)
* The Passing Show, Feb 10, Feb 17, Feb 24, Mar 3, Mar 10, Mar 17 1934
• The Cave of Jewels [Kitty Trelawney] (story)
* The New Magazine, (UK) Dec 1919
* The Green Book Magazine, Jun 1921
• The Celadon Vase
* The Knot Garden, The Bodley Head, London, 1933
• A Chance (story)
* The Sovereign Magazine, Oct 1921
• Charlie (story)
* The Story-teller, Aug 1910
• The Cheats (historical novel)
* William Collins Sons, London, 1920
• Check to the Black King (story)
* The Red Magazine, Feb 26 1926
• The Chess Players (story)
* The Sovereign and Regent Magazine, Jul 1925
• Child of Chequer'd Fortune, as by George R. Preedy (historical novel)
* Herbert Jenkins Ltd., London, 1939
• The Chinese Room (story)
* The Grand Magazine, Mar 1922
• The Chinese Seat (story)
* The 20-Story Magazine, #127, Jan 1933
• Christmas Roses (story)
* The 20-Story Magazine, #67, Jan 1928
• The Church and Social Progress: An Exposition of Rationalism and Reaction (non-fiction)
* Watts & Co., London, 1945
• The Circle in the Water (historical novel)
Book 3 of the British Spiritual History trilogy
* Hutchinson & Co., London, 1939
• Clarinda (story)
* The Story-teller, Oct 1907
• Clothes and the Man (article)
* John o' London's Weekly & The Outline, #607, Dec 6 1930
• Collected Twilight Stories, Vol. I
* Project Gutenberg Australia, 2009
* Roy Glashan's Library, 2013
Contents:
- Scoured Silk
- The Breakdown
- Remained Behind
- The House by the Poppy Field
- Half-Past Two
- Elsie's Lonely Afternoon
- Ann Mellor's Lover
• Collected Twilight Stories, Vol. II
* Project Gutenberg Australia, 2009
* Roy Glashan's Library, 2013
Contents:
- Dark Ann
- Decay
- Giudetta's Wedding Night
- A Stranger Knocked
- They Found My Grave
- Brent's Folly
- The Confession of Beau Sekforde (The Housekeeper)
- The Folding Doors
• Collected Twilight Stories
* Oxford City Press, 2010
Contents:
- Scoured Silk
- The Breakdown
- One Remained Behind— A Romance à la Mode Gothique
- The House by the Poppy Field
- Half-Past Two
- Elsie's Lonely Afternoon
- The Extraordinary Adventure of Mr John Proudie
- Ann Mellor's Lover
- Florence Flannery
- Kecksies
- The Avenging of Ann Leete
- The Bishop of Hell
- The Crown Derby Plate
- The Fair Hair of Ambrosine
- The Housekeeper
- Raw Material
- The Hidden Ape
- The Sign-Painter and the Crystal Fishes
• Colonel de Pomenars and Two Ladies
* Grace Latouche and the Warringtons, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
• Comfortable (story)
* The London Magazine, Jul 1924
* Collier's, Mar 14 1925
• The Confession: A Souvenir of a Stay in Switzerland
* Grace Latouche and the Warringtons, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
• The Confession of Beau Sekforde (story)
* Crimes of Old London, Odhams, 1919, as "The Housekeeper"
* Old Patch's Medley; or, A London Miscellany, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1930
* Twilight and Other Supernatural Romances, Ash-Tree Press, 1998
* Out of the Past, The British Library, 2024
• The Confession of Floris Heenvliet (story)
* The Windsor Magazine, Mar 1910
• Content (story)
* The Home Magazine, (UK) Jun 1926
• The Countess Fanny (novel)
* Hodder & Stoughton, 1928
• The Countess of Ellsmere Plays; Lincoln's Inn Fields, 1740
* Old Patch's Medley; or, A London Miscellany, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1930
• Court Cards (story)
* The Red Magazine, Jan 13 1928
• The Courtly Charlatan: The Enigmatic Comte de St. Germaine, as by George R. Preedy (novel)
* Herbert Jenkins, London, 1942
• Crab-Apple Harvest (story)
* The Knot Garden, The Bodley Head, London, 1933
• The Crime of Laura Sarelle, as by Joseph Shearing (novel)
* Smith & Durrel, USA, 1941
* Hutchinson & Co., London, 1940, as "Laura F; A Gothic Story"
• Crimes of Old London (series)
• -The Extraordinary Adventure of Mr. John Proudie (article)
* Pearson's Magazine, Dec 1917
• -The Packet of Comfits (story)
* Pearson's Magazine, Apr 1918
• -The Gilt Sedan Chair (story)
* All-Story Weekly, May 18 1918
• -The Scoured Silk (story)
* All-Story Weekly, Jun 8 1918
• -Heartsease (story)
* All-Story Weekly, Jun 29 1918
* Old Patch's Medley, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1930, as "The Mystery of Hannah Power"
• The Crimson Symbol (novella)
* Top-Notch Magazine, Apr 15 1915
• Crimes of Old London (collection)
* Odhams, London, 1919
Contents:
- The Scoured Silk
- The Extraordinary Adventure Of Mr. John Proudie
- Heartsease
- The Housekeeper
- The Gilt Sedan Chair
- The Packet of Comfits
- Brent's Folly
- The Seven Deadly Sins (Pride, Gluttony, Luxury, Wrath, Envy, Avarice, Sloth)
• Crowd—With Flags (story)
* The Premier Magazine, #9, Jun 1927
* Sheep's-Head and Babylon, The Bodley Head, 1929
• The Crown Derby Plate (story)
* Grace Latouche and the Warringtons, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
* The Last Bouquet, John Lane, London, 1933
* A Second Century of Creepy Stories, Hutchinson, 1937
* The Fireside Book of Ghost Stories, Bobbs-Merrill, 1947
* The Bishop of Hell and Other Stories, The Bodley Head, 1949
* The Fontana Book of Great Ghost Stories, Fontana, 1964
* Shapes of the Supernatural, Doubleday, 1969
* Kecksies and Other Twilight Tales, Arkham House, 1976
* Realms of Darkness, Octopus US, 1985
* Christmas Ghosts, Arbor House, 1987
* Realms of Darkness, Chartwell Books, 1988
* Horror for Christmas, Michael O'Mara, 1992
* The Young Oxford Book of Ghost Stories, Oxford University Press, 1994
* Tales from the Dead of Night, Profile Books, 2013
* Chill Tidings, The British Library, 2020
* Eerie East Anglia, The British Library, 2024
• Crowns and Sceptres: The Romance and Pageantry of Coronations (non-fiction)
* John Long Ltd., London 1937
• Cuckoo Pint (story)
* The Windsor Magazine, Sep 1915
• The Cup of Chicory Water
* God's Playthings, Smith, Elder & Co., London, 1912
• Curious Happenings (collection)
* Mills & Boon, 1917
Contents:
- The Umbrella Mender
- A Venetian Evening
- The Folding Doors
- The Sign-Painter and the Crystal Fishes
- The Pond
- Love
- Belle Hutchinson
D
• Dark Ann (story)
* Dark Ann, and Other Stories, John Lane, 1927
* Twilight and Other Supernatural Romances, Ash-Tree Press, 1998
* Julia Roseingrave, writing as Robert Paye, The British Library, 2025
• Dark Ann, and Other Stories (collection)
*John Lane, The Bodley Head, London, 1927
Contents:
- The Accident (Headpiece)
- Dark Ann
- The Love Story of a Fastidious Man
- Expiation
- Summer Nights in Italy:
1. Nocturne
2. Night Blooming
3. Flower of Carnival
4. Bright Petals
- Mrs. Smith and Rose—
- Petunia
- The Truth About the Hobart Marriage
- Is It Genuine?
- Suitably Rewarded
- The Scapegoat
- Flying Seed
- Praeludium
- Un Peu d'Amour
- A Persistent Woman (Tailpiece)
• Dark Rosaleen (historical novel)
* W. Collins, London, 1932
* Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston and New York, 1933
• The Dead Bride (novella)
* Great Tales of Horror ed. Marjorie Bowen, John Lane, 1933
• The Debate Continues, as by Margaret Campbell (autobiography)
* William Heinemann Ltd., London, 1939
• Decay (story)
* Seeing Life! And Other Stories, Hurst & Blackett, 1923
* Twilight and Other Supernatural Romances, Ash-Tree Press, 1998
• Defeat: Edward Plantagenet (story)
* God's Playthings Smith, Elder & Co., London, 1912
• Defender of the Faith (historical novel)[re: William of Orange]
Book 2 of the History of Holland series
* Methuen & Co., London, 1911
* Inheritance Publications, Neerlandia, Alberta, Canada, ISBN: 0-921100-43-4 (30)
• The Devil's Jig, as by Robert Paye (novel)
* John Lane, the Bodley Head, London, 1930
• The Devil Snar'd, as by George R. Preedy (novelette)
* Ernest Benn Ltd., London, 1932
• Dickon (historical novel)
* Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1929
• Different Drummers (story)
* MacLean's, Dec 15 1922
• The Discretion of Lady Dorcas; St. James, 1718 (story)
* Old Patch's Medley; or, A London Miscellany, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1930
• "Dorinda Dares" (story)
* Harper's Monthly Magazine, Jul 1909
* Best-Story Magazine, #14, Sep 1927
* The Harper's Stories, Project Gutenberg Australia/Roy Glashan's Library, 2013
• Double Dallilay, as by George R. Preedy (historical novel)
* Cassell & Co. Ltd., London, 1933
* Alfred H. King, New York, 1934, as "Queen's Caprice"
• Dr. Chaos and the Devil Snar'd, as by George R. Preedy (collection)
* Cassell & Co., London, 1933
• Dove in the Mulberry Tree, as by George R. Preedy (novel)
* Herbert Jenkins, London, 1939
• The Duke's Wedding Feast (story)
* Hutchinson's Story Magazine, Oct 1919
E
• Eccentric in Search of a Wife (article)
* The Passing Show, Oct 2 1937 [re: Thomas Day]
• Elegy at Dawn (story)
* The Knot Garden, The Bodley Head, London, 1933
• Elsie's Lonely Afternoon (story)
* The Last Bouquet, John Lane, The Bodley Head, 1933
* The Bishop of Hell and Other Stories, The Bodley Head, 1949
• The Emeralds (vignette)
* The Lighter Side: The Colour Magazine Bi-annual, #1, 1921
• An Empire at Her Feet (article)
* The passing Show, Dec 26 1936 [re: Countess Catherine II of Russia]
• Enduring Monument (story)
* Orange Blossoms, William Heinemann, London, 1938
• The Enemy in Our Midst (article)
* The Royal Magazine, Mar 1916
• English Idyll (story)
* The 20-Story Magazine, #120, Jun 1932
• The English Paragon (historical novel)
* Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1930
• Envy (story)
* The Pall Mall Magazine Apr 1914
• Ethics in Modern Art (non-fiction)
* Watts, London, 1939
• Eugénie (historical novel)
* Methuen & Co., London, 1917 as "The Third Estate"
* E.P. Dutton, New York, 1918
• Exchange Royal (novel)
* Hutchinson, London, 1940
• Expiation (story)
* Hutchinson's Magazine, Mar 1926
* Dark Ann, and Other Stories, John Lane, 1927
* Britannia and Eve, Sep 1931
• Exits and Farewells (non-fiction)
Being some account of the last days of certain historical characters well-known in their own times
* Selwyn & Blount, London, 1928
• The Extraordinary Adventure of Mr. John Proudie (article)
* Pearson's Magazine, Dec 1917
* The Bishop of Hell and Other Stories, The Bodley Head, 1949
• The Extraordinary Story of Grace Endicot (story)
* God's Playthings, Smith, Elder & Co., London, 1912
• The Eye of War (Oculus Belli)
* The Knot Garden, The Bodley Head, London, 1933
F
• The Fair Hair of Ambrosine (story)
* Shadows of Yesterday, Smith, Elder, London, 1916
* The Last Bouquet, John Lane, The Bodley Head, 1933
* The Bishop of Hell and Other Stories, The Bodley Head, 1949
* Twilight and Other Supernatural Romances, Ash-Tree Press, 1998
• The Fair Young Widow, as by George R. Preedy (novel)
* Herbert Jenkins, London, 1939
• False Pretences (story)
* Sheep's-Head and Babylon, The Bodley Head, 1929
• A Family Comedy (1840) (play)
* Samuel French, London, 1930
• A Family Comedy (story)
* Grace Latouche and the Warringtons, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
• A Famous Woman (story)
* Orange Blossoms, William Heinemann, London, 1938
• Fanchon's Christmas Present (story)
* The 20-Story Magazine, #139, Jan 1934
• Les Fantoches (story)
* The Smart Set (UK), Feb 1925
* Fond Fancy and Other Stories, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
• Ferriby, as by Mrs. Vere Campbell (historical novel)
* Methuen & Co., London, 1907
• The Fetch, as by Joseph Shearing (novel)
* Hutchinson & Co., London, 1942
* Smith & Durrell , New York, 1942, as "The Spectral Bride"
• The Feud (story)
* Harper's Monthly Magazine, Jul 1910
* The Harper's Stories, Project Gutenberg Australia/Roy Glashan's Library, 2013
• Findernes' Flowers, as by George R. Preedy (novel)
* Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1941
• The Fisher Girl Goes to Court (article)
* The Passing Show, Feb 22 1936 [re: Sophie Dawes]
• Five People (novel)
* Ward, Lock & Co., London, 1929
• Five Winds (novel)
* Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1927
• Fleur Ange (story)
* The Windsor Magazine, Apr 1925
* MacLean's, May 1 1926
• Florence Flannery (story)
* The Regent Magazine, #13, Dec 1924
* The Gorgeous Lovers, and Other Tales, John Lane, The Bodley Head, London, 1929
* The Last Bouquet, John Lane, London, 1933
* Fifty Masterpieces of Mystery, Odhams, 1937
* The Bishop of Hell and Other Stories, The Bodley Head, 1949
* The Seventh Fontana Book of Great Horror Stories, Fontana, 1972
* Kecksies and Other Twilight Tales, Arkham House, 1976
• Flower of Carnival (story)
* Dark Ann, and Other Stories, John Lane, 1927
• Flying Seed (story)
* The London Magazine, Jun 1925
* Dark Ann, and Other Stories, John Lane, 1927
• The Folding Doors (story)
* Pearson's Magazine, Dec 1912
* Curious Happenings, Mills & Boon, London, 1917
* Sheep's-Head and Babylon, The Bodley Head, 1929
* The Great Book of Thrillers, Odhams, 1935 and 1937
* Great Tales of Terror, Chancellor Press, 1991
• Fooled (story)
* The London Magazine, Jun 1926
• A Foolish Girl About the Court (article)
* The Passing Show, Dec 5 1936 [re: Anne Boleyn]
• Fools of Fashion, Aren't We All? (article)
* Britannia and Eve, May 1937
• Fond Fancy: An Early Victorian Episode (story)
* Fond Fancy and Other Stories, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
• Fond Fancy and Other Stories (collection)
*Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
Contents:
Part I
- Would You Believe It? A Film Close-up
- Rust: A Tale for Bad Wives
- The Best Seller
- Tempting Providence
- Seeing Life!
- Powder Blue
- Reasons for Failure
- Suitably Rewarded
- The Careful Youth: A New Version of the Industrious and Idle Apprentice
- Fragile—With Care: Some Conversations on the Telephone.
Part II
- Fond Fancy: An Early Victorian Episode
- Honour
- Windfalls
- Twopence Only
- The Gate
- Love
- Beltarbet's "Darlin'"
- Les Fantoches
- The Intruder
• The Foreigner (story)
* The Story-teller, Oct 1913
• Foreword (preface)
* More Great Tales of Horror, ed. Marjorie Bowen, John Lane, 1935
• Forget-Me-Not, as by Joseph Shearing (novel)
* William Heinemann, London, 1932
* Publisher not ascertained, USA, 1930, as "Lucille Clery"
* Vintage Pocket Book Paperback, USA, 1949, as "The Strange Case of Lucille Clery"
• For God and the King (historical novel)
* Inheritance Publications, Neerlandia, Alberta, Canada, 1995
• For Her to See, as by Joseph Shearing (novel)
* Hutchinson & Co, London, 1947
* Harper & Brothers, New York, 1947, as "So Evil, My Love"
• Four Farewells in Venice (story)
* Hutchinson's Magazine, Oct 1925
* The Grand Magazine, Oct 1935
• The Fourth Chamber, as by George R. Preedy (novel)
* Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1944
• "Fragile—with Care" (story)
* Fond Fancy and Other Stories, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
* The 20-Story Magazine, #122, Aug 1932
• The French Mantua-Maker; Lincoln's Inn Fields, 1795 (story)
* Old Patch's Medley; or, A London Miscellany, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1930
• Full Circle (story)
* The 20-Story Magazine, #115, Jan 1932
G
• Gambler's Luck (story)
* Cassell's Magazine, Jun 1928
• The Gate (story)
* The Smart Set, (UK) Jan 1925
* Fond Fancy and Other Stories, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
• General Crack, as by George Preedy (historical novel)
* John Lane, The Bodley Head, London, 1928
* Dodd Mead Company, New York, 1928
* Grosset & Dunlap, New York, 1928
• George Romney's Home in Hampstead [Romance of London's Houses] (story)
* Everywoman's, Apr 1939
• A Ghostly Experience: The Presence of Evil (postscript)
* Twilight and Other Supernatural Romances, Ash-Tree Press, 1998
• Ghosts of the Tower: (series)
• -1. The Matchless Lady (story)
* Everywoman's, Mar 1938
• -2. Lost for Love (story)
* Everywoman's, Apr 1938
• -3. The Prince and the Highland Lady (story)
* Everywoman's, May 1938
• -4. The Love Story of a Captive King (story)
* Everywoman's, Jun 1938
• -5. Anne Bullen's Daughter - Elizabeth Tudor (story)
* Everywoman's, Jul 1938
• -6. The Overbury Mystery (story)
* Everywoman's, Aug 1938
• The Gifts of the Dead (story)
* The Windsor Magazine, Jun 1915
• A Giant in Chains: Prelude to Revolution (historical novel)
* Hutchinson & Co., London, 1938
• The Gilt Mask (story)
* The Windsor Magazine, May 1915
• The Gilt Sedan Chair (story)
* All-Story Weekly, May 18 1918
* Crimes of Old London, Odhams, London, 1919
• Giudetta's Wedding Night (story)
* Shadows of Yesterday, Smith, Elder, Lodon, 1916
* Twilight and Other Supernatural Romances, Ash-Tree Press, 1998
• Glass Houses (story)
* The Grand Magazine, Sep 1923
• The Glen o' Weeping (historical novel)
* Alston Rivers Ltd., London, 1907
* McClure, Phillips & Co., New York, 1907, as "The Master of Stair"
• Gluttony (story)
* The Pall Mall Magazine Jan 1914
• God and the King (historical novel)[re: William of Orange]
Book 3 in the History of Holland series
* Methuen & Co, London, 1911
* E.P. Dutton & Co., New York, 1912
• God and the Wedding Dress (historical novel)
Book 1 of the British Spiritual History trilogy
* Hutchinson & Co., London, 1938
• God's Playthings (series)
• -I. The Polander (story)
* The Cornhill Magazine, Sep 1912
• -II. The King's Son (story)
* The Cornhill Magazine, Oct 1912
• -III. The Aristocrat (story)
* The Cornhill Magazine, Nov 1912
• -IV. The Camp Outside Namur (story)
* The Cornhill Magazine, Dec 1912
• God's Playthings (collection)
*Smith, Elder & Co., London, 1912
*E.P. Dutton & Co., New York, 1913
Contents:
- The King's Son
- A Biography: The Earl of Strafford
- A Poor Spanish Lodging: Philip Wharton, Duke of Wharton
- Defeat: Edward Plantagenet
- Twilight: Lucrezia Borgia, Duchess d'Este
- The Camp Outside Namur: Don Juan of Austria
- The Polander
- The Extraordinary Story of Grace Endicot
- The Cup of Chicory Water
- The Burning of the Vanities
- A Woman of the People: Madame la Comtesse du Barry
- The Aristocrat
- The Betrothed of Pedro el Justicar: Jehanne Plantagenet
- The Macedonian Groom: The Emperor Michael III
- The Prisoner: Sophia Dorothea of Zell
- The Yellow Intaglio: Giovanni Pico della Mirandola
• Gold in Genoa (story)
* Cassell's Magazine, Dec 1910
* The British Girl's Annual 1917, 1916
• The Golden Reeds (historical novel)
* Billed as "in preparation" in "The Countess Fanny," Hodder & Stoughton, 1928
No record of publication under this title found
• The Golden Roof (historical novel)
Book 1 of the Renaissance trilogy
* Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1928
• The Golden Violet, as by Joseph Shearing (novel)
* Smith & Durrell, Inc., New York, 1941
* The Readers Club, New York, 1943secre
* Mass Market Paperback, USA, 1975, as "Night's Dark Secrets" by Margaret Campbell
• The Gorgeous Lovers (story)
* Hutchinson's Magazine, Apr 1925
* The Argosy, (UK) Jul 1930
• The Gorgeous Lovers, and Other Tales (collection)
* John Lane, The Bodley Head, London, 1929
Contents:
- The Gorgeous Lovers
- The Luck of Mme. de Maupret
- Madelon—and All the Graces
- Florence Flannery
- The Bishop of Hell
- Other contents (if any) not ascertained)
• The Governor of England (historical novel)
* Methuen & Co., London, 1913
* Inheritance Publications, Neerlandia, Alberta, Canada, ISBN: 0-921100-58-2 (36)
• Grace Latouche (story)
* The London Magazine, Jan 1930
* Grace Latouche and the Warringtons, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
• Grace Latouche and the Warringtons (collection)
*Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
Contents:
- Grace Latouche and the Warringtons
- Miss Lucy Has Two Visitors
- The Crown Derby Plate
- The New Housemaid
- —The Way the Wind Blows
- The Avenging of Ann Leete
- Heliotrope
- A Family Comedy
- The Confession: A Souvenir of a Stay in Switzerland
- Marwood's Ghost Story
- Illusion d'Hyacinthe Blanche
- A Traveller's True Tale
- Kecksies
- Raw Material
- The Reverse of the Medal
- Colonel de Pomenars and Two Ladies
• Grace Latouche and the Warringtons (story)
* Grace Latouche and the Warringtons, Selwyn & Blount, 1931
* The Argosy, (UK) Jan 1933
• Graf Maarten and the Idiot (story)
* The Knot Garden, The Bodley Head, London, 1933
• The Grand Duchess Prepares Poison (article)
* The Passing Show, Feb 15 1936 [re: Bianca Capello]
• The Great Emprise (story)
* The Pall Mall Magazine, Dec 1910
• "Greater Love Hath No Man" (story)
* Cassell's Magazine, Feb 1907
• Great Tales of Horror, ed. Marjorie Bowen (anthology)
* John Lane, The Bodley Head, London, 1933
Items by Marjorie Bowen
- Preface
- The Murder of Squire Langton
• Green Garters (story)
* The Magpie, Summer 1923
• The Grey Chamber (translated from an anoymous French story)
* Great Tales of Horror ed. Marjorie Bowen, John Lane, 1933
* The Bishop of Hell and Other Stories, The Bodley Head, London, 1949
* The Grey Chamber: Stories and Essays, Hippocampus Press, New York, 2021
• The Grey Chamber: Stories and Essays (collection)
* Hippocampus Press, New York, 2021
Contents:
- Introduction: "An Enchanting Brewer of Dread"
- Prologue
Part One: Selected Short Stories
- The World's Gear
- Scoured Silk
- The Grey Chamber
- Serenata
- Sheep's-Head and Babylon
- The Avenging of Ann Leete
- Jessie's Pink Balloons
- The Sign-Painter and the Crystal Fishes
- "He Made a Woman—"
- The Accident
- The Proud Pomfret
- Madam Spitfire
- The Burning of the Vanities
- A Famous Woman
- An Initial Letter
- The Crown Derby Plate
- The Blue Glove
- Florence Flannery
Part Two: Selected Essays
- Two Memoirs
- Women and the Arts
- Magic, Alchemy, and Witchcraft in the Age of John Dee
- Royal Pageantry
- A Polemic against "Official" Christianity
- William Hogarth's London
- Through the Eyes of an Author
Appendix: Timeline of Marjorie Bowen
• A Group in Porcelain (Husband, Wife, and Lover)
* The Knot Garden, The Bodley Head, London, 1933
• The Grove of Chestnuts (story)
* Hutchinson's Story Magazine, Mar 1920
• The Gulf of Years (story)
* Pearson's Magazine, Jun 1925
• Gustavus Adolphus II (essay)
* See: William III and the Revolution of 1688 & Gustavus Adolphus II
H
• The Haberdasher's Daughter (story)
* The Premier Magazine, #39, Jul 1917
• The Half-Brothers (story)
* The Cornhill Magazine, Mar 1916
* Shadows of Yesterday, Smith, Elder, London, 1916
* The Argosy, (UK) May 1931
• Half Lights (story)
* Lloyd's Magazine, Nov 1920
• Half-Past Two (story)
* The Daily Mail, Aug 15 1928
* Kecksies and Other Twilight Tales, Arkham House, 1976
• Harry St. John Lord Bolinbroke, and Two Ladies; Lincoln's Inn Fields, 1705 (story)
* Old Patch's Medley; or, A London Miscellany, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1930
• The Haunted Village: A Tale of an Occult Cult (novel)
*Odhams Press, Mar 1921
*The British Library, Nov 2024
• Heartsease (story)
* All-Story Weekly, Jun 29 1918
* Hutchinson's Adventure & Mystery Story Magazine Feb 1929, as "The Mystery of Hannah Power"
• The Heiress of Frascati, as by Joseph Shearing (novel)
* Berkley Books, New York, 1966
* William Heinemann, London, 1950, as "Within the Bubble"
• Heliotrope (story)
* Grace Latouche and the Warringtons, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
• "He Made a Woman..." (story)
* Seeing Life! And Other Stories, Hurst & Blackett, 1923
* Best-Story Magazine, #25, Aug 1928
Weird Woods ed. John Miller, The British Library, 2020
• Her Hidden Love Letters (story)
* Live Stories, Feb 8 1924
• Heroes Return (story)
* Illustrated, Dec 28 1940
• Heroic Landscape (Rainbow on the Brenner)
* The Knot Garden, The Bodley Head, London, 1933
• The Hidden Ape (story)
* The Last Bouquet, John Lane, London, 1933
* Kecksies and Other Twilight Tales, Arkham House, 1976
• The History of Holland series (historical novels)
1. I Will Maintain (qv)
2. Defender of the Faith (qv)
3. God and the King (qv)
4. Prince and Heretic (qv)
5. William by the Grace of God (qv)
• Holland:Being a General Survey of the Netherlands (non-fiction)
* Kitbag Travel Books, George G. Harrap, London, 1928
• "Holy Mr. Herbert" (story)
* Harper's Monthly Magazine, May 1910
* The Harper's Stories, Project Gutenberg Australia/Roy Glashan's Library, 2013
• Honour (story)
* Fond Fancy and Other Stories, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
• The House at St. Cloud (story)
* The Premier Magazine, #30, Aug 1925
* The 20-Story Magazine, #103, Jan 1931
• The House by the Poppy Field (story)
* Kecksies and Other Twilight Tales, Arkham House, 1976
• The Housekeeper (story)
* Crimes of Old London, Odhams, 1919
* The Bishop of Hell and Other Stories, The Bodley Head, London, 1949
* Twilight and Other Supernatural Romances, Ash-Tree Press, 1998,
as "The Confession of Beau Sekforde"
* Out of the Past, The British Library, 2024, as "The Confession of Beau Sekforde"
• The House Near Hampstead Heath; Hampstead, 1770
* Old Patch's Medley; or, A London Miscellany, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1930
• House of Sorrows (novel)
* See: Lyndley Waters
• How I "Broke Into Print" (biography)
(with Robert W. Chambers, Joseph Conrad, John Galsworthy,
Eliza Margaret Jane Gollan Humphreys & Richard Marsh),
* The Strand Magazine, (UA) Aug 1915
* The Strand Magazine, (UK) Nov 1915
• How Our Novelists Write Their Books. II (symposium)
* The Strand Magazine, Nov 1924
• Huntly of Dunbar (story)
* The Story-teller, Apr 1907
* Pearson's Magazine, Apr 1909
• Hurry! Hurry! (story)
* Knot Garden, The Bodley Head, London, 1933
* Julia Roseingrave, writing as Robert Paye, The British Library, 2025
• The Hyacinth Bloom
* The Knot Garden, The Bodley Head, London, 1933
I
• Idlers' Gate (La Porte des Fainéants), as by John Winch (novel)
* Collin's, London, 1932
* William Morrow & Co., New York, 1932
* A.L. Burt, New York, 1932
• I Dwelt in High Places (historical novel)
* Collins, London, 1933
• Illusion d'Hyacinthe Blanche
* Grace Latouche and the Warringtons, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
• The Immortal Sins (story)
* The Lady's Realm, Dec 1911
* The Blue Magazine, #70, Apr 1925
• The Incantation (story)
* The Queen, Sep 6 1923
* Sheep's-Head and Babylon, The Bodley Head, 1929, as "The Necromancers"
* The 2nd Mayflower Book of Black Magic Stories, Mayflower, 1974, as "The Necromancers"
• Incubus (story)
* My Grimmest Nightmare, Allen & Unwin, 1935
* The Night Side, Rinehart, 1947, as "Nightmare"
* Women of the Weird, Lothrop, Lee & Shepard, 1976, as "Nightmare"
* Tune in for Fear, William Kimber, 1985
• An Initial Letter (story)
* Harper's Monthly Magazine, Apr 1910
* The Harper's Stories, Project Gutenberg Australia/Roy Glashan's Library, 2013
• Interruptions (story)
* All-Story Magazine (UK), #7, Apr 1927
• In the Steps of Mary Queen of Scots (non-fiction)
* Rich & Cowan, London, 1952
• The Intruder (story)
* Harper's Monthly Magazine, Feb 1913
* The Smart Set, (UK), Jun 1925
* Fond Fancy and Other Stories, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
* The Harper's Stories, Project Gutenberg Australia/Roy Glashan's Library, 2013
• Is It Genuine? (story)
* Dark Ann, and Other Stories, John Lane, 1927
• I Will Maintain (historical novel)[re: William of Orange]
Book 1 in the History of Holland series
* Methuen & Co., London, 1910
* Inheritance Publications, Neerlandia, Alberta, Canada, ISBN: 0-921100-42-6 (36)
• I Will Never Leave You (story)
* T.P.'s and Cassell's Weekly, Dec 8 1923
* The Ash-Tree Press Annual Macabre 2001, Ash-Tree Press, 2001
J
• Jacqueline of the Peach Blossoms (story)
* The Windsor Magazine, Sep 1923
* Fourth Coronet Girl's Stories, 1959
• Jessie's Pink Balloons (story)
* Orange Blossoms, William Heinemann, London, 1938
• The Jest (novelisation of "La Cena delle beffe" by Sem Benelli)
* Odhams Press, London, 1922
• The Jewels of the Contessa (story)
* The Grand Magazine, Apr 1935
• Julia Ballantyne, as by George Preedy (novel)
* Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1952
• Julia Roseingrave, as by Robert Paye (novella)
* Ernest Benn, London. 1933,
* The British Library, 2025
* Twilight and Other Supernatural Romances, Ash-Tree Press, 1998
• Just Like Nancy (story)
* The Happy Mag. Apr 1923
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• Kecksies (story)
* Seeing Life! And Other Stories, Hurst & Blackett, 1923
* The Regent Magazine, #14, Jan 1925
* Grace Latouche and the Warringtons, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
* The Last Bouquet, John Lane, London, 1933
* The Bishop of Hell and Other Stories, The Bodley Head, 1949
* Kecksies and Other Twilight Tales, Arkham House, 1976
* 65 Great Tales of the Supernatural, Octopus Books, 1979
* The 18th Fontana Book of Great Ghost Stories, Fontana, 1982
* Mortal Echoes, The British Library, 2018
• Kecksies and Other Twilight Tales (collection)
*Arkham House, 1976
Contents:
- Preface
- The Hidden Ape
- Kecksies
- Raw Material
- The Avenging of Ann Leete
- The Crown Derby Plate
- The Sign-Painter and the Crystal Fishes
- Scoured Silk
- The Breakdown
- One Remained Behind
- The House by the Poppy Field
• The Key (story)
* Pearson's Magazine, Dec 1915
• Kings-at-Arms (historical novel)
* Methuen & Co., London, 1918
* E.P. Dutton Co., New York, 1919
• The King's Favourite (historical novel)
* Fontana Books, 1971
* Herbert Jenkins Ltd., London, 1937, as "My Tattered Loving"
• The King's Son (story)
* The Cornhill Magazine, Oct 1912
* God's Playthings, Smith, Elder & Co., London, 1912
* God's Playthings, E.P. Dutton & Co., New York, 1913
• Kitty Trelawny (series)
• -The Square Gold Ring (story)
* The New Magazine, (UK) Sep 1919
* The Green Book Magazine, Mar 1921
• -II. The Palace in Genoa (story)
* The New Magazine, (UK) Oct 1919
* The Green Book Magazine, Apr 1921
• -III. The Plaster Statue (story)
* The New Magazine, (UK) Nov 1919
* The Green Book Magazine, May 1921
• -IV. The Cave of Jewels (story)
* The New Magazine, (UK) Dec 1919
* The Green Book Magazine, Jun 1921
• -V. [Kitty Trelawney] (story)
* The Green Book Magazine, Jul 1921
• A Knight of Spain (historical novel)
* Methuen & Co., London, 1913
• The Knot Garden, as by George Preedy (collection)
* The Bodley Head, London, 1933
Contents:
- Sonata for an Ugly Princess
- The Hyacinth Bloom
- Elegy at Dawn
- Crab-Apple Harvest
- Minion of the Moon
- Hurry! Hurry!
- The Celadon Vase
- Lally of Dillon's
- The Eye of War (Oculus Belli)
- A Group in Porcelain (Husband, Wife, and Lover)
- A Matrimonial Entanglement
- Red Champagne
- Heroic Landscape (Rainbow on the Brenner)
- Graf Maarten and the Idiot
- Mother o' Pearl
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• The Lady and the Arsenic, as by Joseph Shearing (non-fiction)
[re: Marie Cappelle, Madame Lafarge]
* William Heinemann, London, 1937
• The Lady Clodagh (story)
* The Last Bouquet, John Lane, London, 1933
* Twilight and Other Supernatural Romances, Ash-Tree Press, 1998
• Lady in a Veil, as by George R. Preedy (novel)
* Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1943
• The Lady of Strathcrossie (story)
* The British Girl's Annual, 1928
• The Lady's Prisoner (story)
* The Story-teller, Mar 1916
• The Lady's Prisoner
In one volume with "The Story of Mr. Bell" by Geoffrey Boumphrey
* Publisher not ascertained, 1929
• Lady Who Lived a Dream (story)
* MacLeans, Oct 15 1924
• Lally of Dillon's
* The Knot Garden, The Bodley Head, London, 1933
• Landmarks (story)
* Britannia and Eve, Apr 1935
• The Last Bouquet (story)
* The Last Bouquet, John Lane, London, 1933
* Mystery and Detection, #2, 1934
* Twelve Tales of the Supernatural, Oxford Paperbacks, 1997
* Twilight and Other Supernatural Romances, Ash-Tree Press, 1998
• The Last Bouquet (collection)
* John Lane, London, 1933
Contents:
- The Last Bouquet
- Madam Spitfire
- The Fair Hair of Ambrosine
- The Hidden Ape
- The Avenging of Ann Leete
- The Crown Derby Plate
- The Prescription
- Elsie's Lonely Afternoon
- The Lady Clodagh
- A Plaster Saint
- Florence Flannery
- Kecksies
- The Sign-Painter and the Crystal Fishes
- Raw Material
• Last Day of Summer (story)
* The 20-Story Magazine, #215, May 1940
• Laura Sarelle: A Gothic Novel, as by Joseph Shearing
* Hutchinson & Co., London, 1940
* Smith & Durrel, USA, 1941, as "The Crime of Laura Sarelle"
• Laurell'd Captains, as by George Preedy (novel)
* Hutchinson & Co., London, 1935
• Leap Year (story)
* The 20-Story Magazine, #118, Apr 1932
• Left in Charge (story)
* The Happy Mag. Dec 1923
• The Leopard and the Lily (historical novel)
* Doubleday, Page & Co., New York, 1909
* Methuen & Co., London, 1920
• The Life of John Knox, as by George R. Preedy (biography)
* Herbert Jenkins, London, 1940
• Life of William III. (non-fiction)
* Billed as "in preparation" in "The Countess Fanny," Hodder & Stoughton, 1928
No record of publication under this title found
• Lilies from Fire (story)
* Everywoman's, Nov 1939
• Liri Confancie (story)
* Orange Blossoms, William Heinemann, London, 1938
• A Little Chronicle of the Knight Ogier le Danois and the Christ Child (story)
* Colour, Feb 1919
• The Little Widow's Might (article)
* The Passing Show, Jan 30 1937 [re: Madame de Montespan]
• Lonely (story)
* The Red Magazine, Dec 18 1925
* The 20-Story Magazine, #115, Jan 1932, as by Robert Paye
• Long Stories of Real Life (article)
(with Gertrude Baillie Reynolds, M. E. Braddon, Tom
Gallon, Winifred Graham, Mrs. Coulson Kernahan,
Elizabeth Thomasina Meade Smith, Katharine Tynan
& Alice M. Williamson)
* The Strand Magazine, (US), Aug 1910
• Lost for Love (story)
* Everywoman's, Apr 1938
• Love (story)
* Curious Happenings, Mills & Boon, London, 1917
* Romance, Dec 1926
* Fond Fancy and Other Stories, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
• Love-in-the Mist (story)
* Orange Blossoms, William Heinemann, London, 1938
• Lovelace from Clarissa Harlowe, (miscellaneous)
* The Strand Magazine, Dec 1927
• The Lovers Who Never Spoke to Each Other (article)
* The Passing Show, Oct 30 1937 [re: Tchaikovsky & Nadezhda von Meck]
• Lovers' Knots (historical novel)
* Everett & Co. Ltd., London, 1912
• The Love Story of a Captive King (story)
* Everywoman's, Jun 1938
• The Love Story of a Fastidious Man (story)
* Nash's—Pall Mall Magazine, Sep 1925
* Dark Ann, and Other Stories, John Lane, 1927
• Lucille Clery (see "Forget-Me-Not")
• The Luck of Campionsbury (novella)
* The Premier Magazine, #10, Feb 1915
* The Red Magazine, Feb 1934
• The Luck of Mme. de Maupret (story)
* The Gorgeous Lovers, and Other Tales, The Bodley Head, 1929
* The Grand Magazine, Sep 1933
• The Lucky Lady (story)
* The Grand Magazine, Aug 1925
• Luctor et Emergo: The Peace of Ryswyck (non-fiction)
* Northumberland Press, 1925
• Luxury (story)
* The Pall Mall Magazine Feb 1914
• Lyndley Waters, as by George R. Preedy (novel)
* Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1926
* Zebra Books, New York, 1977, as "House of Sorrows"
* Zebra Books, New York, 1978, as "Boundless Waters"
M
• The Macedonian Groom: The Emperor Michael III (story)
* God's Playthings, Smith, Elder & Co., London, 1912
• Madame's Son and Jacques Carnot (story)
* Nash's Magazine, Jun 1909
• Madame Victoire in Velvet (story)
* The Bellman, Nov 7 1908
• Madam Spitfire (story)
* The Last Bouquet, John Lane, London, 1933
* Twilight and Other Supernatural Romances, Ash-Tree Press, 1998
• Madelon—and All the Graces (story)
* The Gorgeous Lovers, and Other Tales, The Bodley Head, 1929
* The Grand Magazine, Oct 1933
• Mademoiselle Maria Gloria (novella)
* The Story-teller, May 1907
* The Argosy, (UK), Feb 1931
• Mademoiselle Maria Gloria (novella)
In one volume with "The Saving of Castle Malcolm" by Madeleine Nightingale
* Publisher not ascertained, 1929´
• The Madonna of Sep (story)
* Cassell's Magazine of Fiction, #56, Nov 1916
• Man O' War: The Life of Rear Admiral John Paul Jones, as by George R. Preedy (biography)
* Herbert Jenkins, London, 1940
* Kensington Publishers, New York, 1976
• The Man with the Scales (historical novel/published posthumously)
* Hutchinson, London, 1954
• Many Possessions (story)
* Pearson's Magazine, Apr 1923
• The Marriage Contract of Eliza Adair; Queen's Square, 1750
* Old Patch's Medley; or, A London Miscellany, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1930
• Marwood's Ghost Story (story)
* John o' London's Weekly, Dec 6 1925
* Grace Latouche and the Warringtons, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
* Mystery for Christmas, Michael O'Mara, 1990
• Mary Free (story)
* The Red Magazine, Dec 16 1927
• Mary Queen of Scots (non-fiction)
* The Bodley Head, London, 1934
• The Master of Stair (historical novel)
* McClure, Phillips & Co., New York, 1907
* Alston Rivers Ltd., London, 1907, as "The Glen o' Weeping"
• The Masterpiece (story)
* The Windsor Magazine, Jan 1921
• The Matchless Lady (story)
* Everywoman's, Mar 1938
• The Match-Maker (story)
* The Windsor Magazine, Jan 1917
• A Matrimonial Entanglement (story)
* Sheep's-Head and Babylon, The Bodley Head, London, 1929
* The Knot Garden, The Bodley Head, London, 1933
• Medici Trap for Scarface (article)
* The Passing Show, Jan 9 1937 [re: Catherine de Medici]
• Mignonette, as by Joseph Shearing (novel)
* Harper Co., New York, 1948
* William Heineman Ltd., London, 1949
• Millions of Strange Shadows (story)
* Holly Leaves, Nov 16 1936
• Minion of the Moon (story)
* The Knot Garden, The Bodley Head, London, 1933
• Mirabeau, Ugly Lover (article)
* The Passing Show, Nov 13 1937 [re: Mirabeau & Madame Monnier]
• Miranda (story)
* Woman, May 1928
* Sheep's-Head and Babylon, The Bodley Head, 1929
• Miss Lucy's Two Visitors (story)
* Britannia and Eve, Feb 1930
* Grace Latouche and the Warringtons, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931,
as "Miss Lucy Has Two Visitors"
• Miss Modernity (story)
* The Windsor Magazine, Aug 1924
• Miss Moss (story)
* Hutchinson's Magazine, Oct 1923
* The 20-Story Magazine, #126, Dec 1932
• Mistress Nell Gwyn (historical novel)
* D. Appleton & Co., New York, 1926
* Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1925, as "Nell Gwyn: A Decoration"
• A Moment's Madness (novella)
* The Cavalier, Dec 1908
* Cassell's Magazine, Dec 1908
• "The Moon at Carthage" (story)
* Cassell's Magazine of Fiction, #133, Apr 1923
* Britannia and Eve, Feb 1931
* The Grand Magazine, Feb 1938
• A Moral Lesson (story)
* Cassell's Magazine, Jun 1907
• More Great Tales of Horror, ed. Marjorie Bowen (anthology)
* John Lane, The Bodley Head, London, 1935
Items by Marjorie Bowen
- Foreword
• Moss Rose, as by Joseph Shearing (novel)
* William Heinemann, London, 1934
* Filmed as "Moss Rose", 1947
• Mother o' Pearl (story)
* The Knot Garden, The Bodley Head, London, 1933
• Mr. Bellamy and the Two Ladies (story)
* The Premier Magazine, #2, Jun 1914
• Mr. Misfortunate (historical novel)
* W. Collins Sons Ltd., London, 1919
• Mr. Tyler's Saints (historical novel)
Book 2 of the British Spiritual History trilogy
* Hutchinson & Co., London, 1939
• Mr. Washington (historical novel)
* Methuen & Co., London, 1914
* D. Appleton, New York, 1912, as "The Soldier from Virginia"
* Inheritance Publications, Neerlandia, Alberta, Canada, ISBN: 0-921100-99-X (48)
• Mrs. Hopeton at the Flower Show (story)
* Hutchinson's Magazine, Jan 1928
* Sheep's-Head and Babylon, The Bodley Head, 1929
• "Mrs. Smith and Rose—" (story)
* Dark Ann, and Other Stories, John Lane, 1927
• The Murder of Squire Langton (story)
* The Sovereign Magazine, Jan 1926
* Great Tales of Horror, ed. Marjorie Bowen, John Lane, 1933
• "My Best Story": Huntly of Dunbar (story)
* The Story-teller, Apr 1907
* Pearson's Magazine, Apr 1909
• My Favourite Story (introduction)
* Standard Stories, Sep 1925
• My Lady Played (story)
* Cassell's Magazine, Nov 1908
* The Story-teller, Jun 1920, Jan 1922
* The Story-teller, (Canada) Jul 1920
* The Argosy, (UK) Nov 1932
• My Lady's Prisoner (story)
* The Smart Set, (UK) Mar 1925
• The Mystery of Arabella Ware; Vauxhall, 1785
* Old Patch's Medley; or, A London Miscellany, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1930
• The Mystery of Dr. Francis Valletort; Soho, 1690 (story)
* Old Patch's Medley; or, A London Miscellany, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1930
• The Mystery of Hannah Power; Drury Lane, 1696 (story)
* All-Story Weekly, Jun 29 1918, as "Heartsease"
* Hutchinson's Adventure & Mystery Story Magazine, Feb 1929
* Old Patch's Medley; or, A London Miscellany, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1930
• The Mystery of the Umbrella-Mender; Hampstead, 1770
* Old Patch's Medley; or, A London Miscellany, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1930
• My Tattered Loving (historical novel)
* Herbert Jenkins Ltd., London, 1937
* Fontana Books, 1971, as "The King's Favourite"
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• Nancy of St. Giles (novella)
* The New Magazine, (UK) Oct 1916
• The Necromancers (story)
* The Queen, Sep 6 1923, as "The Incantation"
* Sheep's-Head and Babylon, The Bodley Head, 1929
* The 2nd Mayflower Book of Black Magic Stories, Mayflower, 1974
• Nell Gwyn (serial)
* The Red Magazine, Jan 14, Jan 28, Feb 11, Feb 25 1927
• Nell Gwyn: A Decoration (historical novel)
* Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1925
* D. Appleton & Co., New York, 1926 as "Mistress Nell Gwyn"
• The Netherlands Display'd, or The Delights of the Low Countries (non-fiction)
* John Lane, The Bodley Head, London, 1926
• The New Housemaid (story)
* Grace Latouche and the Warringtons, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
• Night Blooming (story)
* Dark Ann, and Other Stories, John Lane, 1927
* The 20-Story Magazine, #80, Feb 1929
• Nightcap and Plume, as by George R. Preedy (historical novel)
* Hodder & Stoughton Ltd., London, 1945
• Nightmare (story)
* My Grimmest Nightmare, Allen & Unwin, 1935, as "Incubus"
* The Night Side, Rinehart, 1947
* Women of the Weird, Lothrop, Lee & Shepard, 1976
• Night on the Bare Mountain (story)
* Orange Blossoms, William Heinemann, London, 1938
• Night's Dark Secrets (see "The Golden Violet")
• Nocturne (story)
* Hutchinson's Magazine, Oct 1924
* Dark Ann, and Other Stories, John Lane, 1927
• No. 3 Sea View (story)
* Orange Blossoms, William Heinemann, London, 1938
• No Way Home, as by George R. Preedy (historical novel)
* Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1947
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• The Old Chemist's Shop of Soho (story)
* Hutchinson's Adventure & Mystery Story Magazine, May 1929
• The Old Museum (story)
* The Cornhill Magazine, Jan 1916
* Shadows of Yesterday, Smith, Elder, London, 1916
• Old Patch's Medley; or, A London Miscellany, (collection)
Being Some Adventures of the Old Gentleman in London
City Some Two Hundred Years Ago or So, Here Recorded
* Selwyn & Blount, London, 1930
Contents:
- The French Mantua-Maker; Lincoln's Inn Fields, 1795
- Harry St. John Lord Bolinbroke, and Two Ladies; Lincoln's Inn Fields, 1705
- The Oxford Mystery; Covent Garden, 1734
- The House Near Hampstead Heath; Hampstead, 1770
- The Bookseller of St. James; St. James, 1780
- The Mystery of Dr. Francis Valletort; Soho, 1690
- The Discretion of Lady Dorcas; St. James, 1718
- The Mystery of Hannah Power; Drury Lane, 1696
- The Confession of Beau Sekforde (The Housekeeper); Holborn, 1710
- The Story of Belle Hutchinson; Spring Gardens, 1690
- The Mystery of Arabella Ware; Vauxhall, 1785
- The Countess of Ellsmere Plays; Lincoln's Inn Fields, 1740
- The Mystery of the Umbrella-Mender; Hampstead, 1770
- The Return of the Soldier; Islington, 1742
- The Queer Story of Charlotte Shark; Red Lion Square, 1735
- The Marriage Contract of Eliza Adair; Queen's Square, 1750
• The Old Woman's Jewels (story)
* Hutchinson's Magazine, Aug 1925
• One Remained Behind (novella)
* Help Yourself! Annual 1936
* Kecksies and Other Twilight Tales, Arkham House, 1976
* Tales of Witchcraft, Michael O'Mara, 1991
* Doomed Romances, The British Library, 2024
• Orange Blossoms (story)
* Orange Blossoms, William Heinemann, London, 1938
• Orange Blossoms, as by Joseph Shearing (collection)
* William Heinemann, London, 1938
Contents:
- Orange Blossoms
- Enduring Monument
- Night on the Bare Mountain
- Vessels of Gold
- Snowdrop
- Love-in-a-Mist
- Angel in Heaven, Angel on Earth
- A Famous Woman
- Wounded Bird
- White Hares
- Jessie's Pink Balloons
- Two Rose-Bud Wreaths
- Liri Confancie
- She Knew What to Do
- They Found My Grave
- Blood and Thunder
- No. 3 Sea View
• Out of Season (story)
* The Windsor Magazine, May 1925
• The Overbury Mystery (story)
* Everywoman's, Aug 1938
• The Oxford Mystery; Covent Garden, 1734 (story)
* Old Patch's Medley; or, A London Miscellany, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1930
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• The Packet of Comfits (story)
* Pearson's Magazine, Apr 1918
* Crimes of Old London, Odhams, London, 1919
• The Pagoda (novel)
* Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1927
• Painted Angel: A Mystery of the Napoleonic Wars, as by George R. Preedy (novel)
* Herbert Jenkins, London, 1938
• The Painter's Love Story [Romance of London's Houses] (story)
* Everywoman's, Dec 1938
• The Palace in Genoa [Kitty Trelawney] (story)
* The New Magazine, (UK) Oct 1919
* The Green Book Magazine, Apr 1921
• Pale Rose: A Romantic Tale (novel)
* See: Primula
• The Papers in the Wall (story)
* The New Magazine, (UK) Feb 1920
• Passion Flower, as by George R. Preedy (novel)
* Publisher not ascertained, London, 1932
* Robert M. McBride & Co., New York, 1932, as "Beneath the Passion Flower"
• Pat-a-Too on the Bridge (story)
* The Blue Magazine, #113, Dec 1928
* Sheep's-Head and Babylon, The Bodley Head, 1929
• Patriotic Lady (non-fiction) [re: Emma, Lady Hamilton]
* John Lane, The Bodley Head, London, 1935
* D. Appleton Century Co., New York, 1936
• The Pavilion of Honour, as by George R. Preedy (novel)
* John Lane, The Bodley Head, London, 1935
• Peach-Coloured Plumes (story)
* The Windsor Magazine, May 1927
• Pearls (story)
* Shadows of Yesterday, Smith, Elder, London, 1916
• The Perilous Masquerade (novella)
* The New Magazine, (UK), Feb 1914
• A Persistent Woman (tailpiece)
* Dark Ann, and Other Stories, John Lane, 1927
* Fantasy Macabre #7, 1985
* The Virago Book of Ghost Stories, Virago, 1987
• Peter Porcupine: A Study of William Cobbett (non-fiction)
* Longman & Co., London, 1935
* Plutarch Press, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1971
• Petronilla of the Laurel Trees (story)
* Shadows of Yesterday, Smith, Elder, London, 1916
• Petunia (story)
* Dark Ann, and Other Stories, John Lane, 1927
• Un Peu d'Amour (story)
* Dark Ann, and Other Stories, John Lane, 1927
• A Plaster Saint
* The Last Bouquet, John Lane, London, 1933
• The Plaster Statue [Kitty Trelawney] (story)
* The New Magazine, (UK), Nov 1919
* The Green Book Magazine, May 1921
• Playing with Fire (story)
* Pearson's Magazine, Jun 1923
• The Pleasant Husband, and Other Stories (collection)
* Hurst & Blackett, London, 1921
Contents:
- The Pleasant Husband
- The Reverse of the Medal
- The Wall
- The Blue Glove
• The Pleasant Husband (story)
* The Pleasant Husband, and Other Stories, Hurst & Blackett, 1921
* The Evening Standard, Sep 25 1934
* The Evening Standard 2nd Book of Strange Stories, Hutchinson, 1937
• Poet, Parrot and Peasant (article)
* The Passing Show, Oct 16 1937 [re: Heinrich Heine]
• The Poisoners, as by George R. Preedy (historical novel)
* Hutchinson & Co., London, 1936
• The Polander (story)
* The Cornhill Magazine, Sep 1912
* God's Playthings, Smith, Elder & Co., London, 1912
• The Pond (story)
* Curious Happenings, Mills & Boon, London, 1917
* Mystery Magazine, May 1927
* Sheep's-Head and Babylon, The Bodley Head, 1929
• A Poor Spanish Lodging: Philip Wharton, Duke of Wharton (story)
* God's Playthings, Smith, Elder & Co., London, 1912
• A Posie for Fanchon (story)
* Sheep's-Head and Babylon, The Bodley Head, 1929
• Powder Blue (story)
* Cassell's Weekly, Sep 26 1923
* Fond Fancy and Other Stories, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
• Praeludium (story)
* Dark Ann, and Other Stories, John Lane, 1927
• Preface (preface)
* Great Tales of Horror, ed. Marjorie Bowen, John Lane, 1933
• Preface (preface)
* Kecksies and Other Twilight Tales, Arkham House, 1976
• Preface, (preface)
* The Haunted Vintage, Thomas Nelson, Inc., 1926
* The Haunted Vintage, The British Library, 2024
• Prelude (story)
* The Home Magazine, (UK) May 1927
• The Prescription (story)
* The London Magazine, Jan 1929
* Sheep's-Head and Babylon, The Bodley Head, 1929
* The Last Bouquet, John Lane, London, 1933
* Mystery and Detection, Jun 1935
* Told in the Dark, Pan, 1950 and 1952
* Tales to Make the Flesh Creep, John Constable, 1977
* Christmas Ghosts, Doubleday, 1978
* The Sixteenth Fontana Book of Great Ghost Stories, Fontana, 1980
* Ghosts for Christmas, Michael O'Mara, 1988
* Spirits of Christmas, Wynwood, 1989
* The Mammoth Book of Modern Ghost Stories, Robinson, 2007
* Spirits of the Season, The British Library, 2018
• The Presence and the Power (novel)
* Ward, Locke, London, 1924
• Pride (story)
* The Pall Mall Magazine Dec 1913
* Out of the Past, The British Library, 2024
• Primula: A Romantic Tale, as by George R. Preedy (novel)
* Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1940
* Zebra Books, New York, 1976, as "Pale Rose"
• Prince and Heretic (historial novel)
Book 4 in the History of Holland series
* Methuen & Co., London, 1914
* E.P. Dutton & Co., New York, 1914
* Inheritance Publications, Neerlandia, Alberta, Canada, ISBN: 9780921100560
• The Prince and the Highland Lady (story)
* Everywoman's, May 1938
• A Prince of Rogues (article)
* Britannia and Eve, Jun 1938
• The Prince's Darling, as by George R. Preedy (historical novel)
* Dodd, Mead & Co., New York, 1930
* John Lane, The Bodley Press, London, 1930, as "The Rocklitz"
• A Princess of Kent (story)
* Harper's Monthly Magazine, Apr 1908
* Best-Story Magazine, #11, Jun 1927
* The Harper's Stories, Project Gutenberg Australia/Roy Glashan's Library, 2013
• The Prisoner: Sophia Dorothea of Zell
* God's Playthings, Smith, Elder & Co., London, 1912
• The Proposal (story)
* Woman's Home Companion, Jun 1927
* A Diamond of Years—The Best of Woman's Home Companion, Doubleday, 1961
• A Proposal of Marriage (story)
* The Windsor Magazine, Oct 1915
• The Proud Pomfret (story)
* Cassell's Weekly, #6, Apr 25 1923
* Seeing Life! And Other Stories, Hurst & Blacket, London, 1923
• "Purchas His Princess" (story)
* Nash's Magazine, May 1909
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• The Quack (story)
* The Windsor Magazine, Aug 1910
• The Queer Story of Charlotte Shark; Red Lion Square, 1735
* Old Patch's Medley; or, A London Miscellany, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1930
• Queen's Caprice, as by George R. Preedy (historical novel)
* Alfred H. King, New York, 1934
* Cassell & Co. Ltd., London, 1933 as "Double Dallilay"
• Queen Gambles with Love—and Wins (article)
* The Passing Show, Feb 20 1937 [re: Queen Isabella of Castille]
• The Question (novel?)
* Publisher not ascertained, 1931
• The Quest of Glory (historical novel)
* Methuen & Co., London, 1912
* E.P. Dutton& & Co., New York, 1912
• A Quiet Holiday (novella)
* Hutchinson's Magazine, Jun 1925
* Hush, Oct 1930
* The Big Book of Detective Stories, Clowes, 193?
• A Quiet Woman (story)
* The Premier Magazine, #50, Jun 1918
* The 20-Story Magazine, #134, Aug 1933
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• The Rake's Progress (historical novel)
* William Rider & Son, Ltd., London, 1912
• The Rake's Wedding (story)
* The Blue Magazine, #45, Mar 1923
• Raw Material (story)
* Grace Latouche and the Warringtons, Selwyn & Blount, 1931
* The Last Bouquet, John Lane, London, 1933
* Kecksies and Other Twilight Tales, Arkham House, 1976
— Reasons for Failure (story)
* Fond Fancy and Other Stories, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
• The Recluse and Springtime (story)
* Twilight and Other Supernatural Romances, Ash-Tree Press, 1998
• Red Champagne (story)
Cassell's Weekly #25, Sep 5 1923
* Colour, May 1925
* Julia Roseingrave, writing as Robert Paye, The British Library, 2025
* The Knot Garden, The Bodley Head, London, 1933
• The Red Necklace (novella)
* The Story-teller, Jun 1914
• The Renaissance Trilogy (historical novels)
1. The Golden Roof (qv)
2. The Triumphant Beast (qv)
3. Trumpets at Rome (qv)
• The Return of the Bridegroom (story)
* The Grand Magazine, Dec 1925
— The Return of the Soldier; Islington, 1742 (story)
* Old Patch's Medley; or, A London Miscellany, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1930
• The Reverse of the Medal (story)
* The Pleasant Husband, and Other Stories, Hurst & Blackett, 1921
* Hutchinson's Magazine, Feb 1925
* Grace Latouche and the Warringtons, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
• The Revolt (story)
* The New Magazine, (UK) Jan 1919
• Roccoco (novel?)
* Publisher not ascertained, 1921
• The Rocklitz, as by George R. Preedy (historical novel)
* John Lane, The Bodley Press, London, 1930
* Dodd, Mead & Co., New York, 1930, as "The Prince's Darling"
• Rosalinda and the Oranges (story)
* Hutchinson's Story Magazine, Dec 1919
• The Rose-Coloured Lady (story)
* The New Magazine, (UK) Feb 1925
• Rose Eclipse (story)
* Holly Leaves, Nov 21 1937
• Royal Pageantry (non-fiction)
* Moss Bros. & Co., London, 1937
• The Ruin in the Wood (story)
* Hutchinson's Story Magazine, Feb 1920
• Rust: A Tale for Bad Wives
* Fond Fancy and Other Stories, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
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• The Sacked City, as by George R. Preedy (novel)
* Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1949
• The Sailor and the King's Daughter (story)
* Illustrated, Jun 17 1939
• Sarah Siddons' Daughter (article)
* The Passing Show, Sep 25 1937 [re: Thomas Lawrence, Maria Siddons & Sally Siddons]
• The Scapegoat (story)
* The Home Magazine, (UK) Mar 1925
* Dark Ann, and Other Stories, John Lane, 1927
• The Scandal of Sophie Dawes (non-fiction) [re: Baronne de Feuchères]
* John Lane, London, 1934
* D. Appleton, New York, 1934
• The Scarlet Rose (story)
* Shadows of Yesterday, Smith, Elder, London, 1916
• The Scoured Silk (story)
* All-Story Weekly, Jun 8 1918
* The Bishop of Hell and Other Stories, The Bodley Head, 1949
* Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, #93, Aug 1951, as by Joseph Shearing
* Ellery Queen's Anthology, #14, 1968, as by Joseph Shearing
* Terror!, Blackie, 1970
* Kecksies and Other Twilight Tales, Arkham House, 1976
* Julia Roseingrave, writing as Robert Paye, The British Library, 2025
• Sea Piece—Tempest on the Cornish Coast (story)
* Hutchinson's Magazine, Dec 1927
• The Secret of the Merciless Marquise (article)
* The Passing Show, Feb 29 1936 [re: Madame La Voisin]
• Seeing Life! (story)
* The Sketch, Sep 19 1923
* Fond Fancy and Other Stories, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
• Seeing Life! And Other Stories (collection)
* Hurst & Blackett, London, 1923
Contents:
- The Tarnished Mirror
- Ann Mellor's Lover
- The Avenging of Ann Leete
- The Cabriolet
- Decay
- He Made a Woman
- Kecksies
- The Proud Pomfret
- Windfalls
• Set With Green Herbs (novel)
* Ernest Benn, London, 1933
• The Seven Deadly Sins (series)
• -I. Pride (story)
* The Pall Mall Magazine Dec 1913
• -II. Gluttony (story)
* The Pall Mall Magazine Jan 1914
• -III. Luxury (story)
* The Pall Mall Magazine Feb 1914
• -IV. Wrath (story)
* The Pall Mall Magazine Mar 1914
• -V. Envy (story)
* The Pall Mall Magazine Apr 1914
• -VI. Avarice (story)
* The Pall Mall Magazine May 1914
• -VII. Sloth (story)
* The Pall Mall Magazine Jun 1914
• Collected in The Crimes of London, Odhams, London, 1919
• The Seven Deadly Sins (collection)
*Project Gutenberg Australia/Roy Glashan's Library, 2014
Contents:
- Pride
- Gluttony
- Luxury
- Wrath
- Envy
- Avarice
- Sloth
• The Shadow on Mockways; A Grand Guignol Melodrama
* W. Collins Sons, London, 1932
• Shadows of Yesterday: Stories from and Old Catalogue
* Smith, Elder, London, 1916
* E.P. Dutton & Co., New York, 1916
Contents:
- Introduction. The Old Museum
- Sir Basil and Rue
- The Town Lady
- Giudetta's Wedding Night
- Sophia Fielding
- Candlelight
- The Fair Hair of Ambrosine
- The Half-Brothers
- The Soul of Jeannie Duncan
- The Scarlet Rose
- Petronilla of the Laurel Trees
- Camille Rochfort
- Pearls
• Sheep's-Head and Babylon (story)
* The Blue Magazine, #60, Jun 1924
* Sheep's-Head and Babylon, The Bodley Head, 1929
* Fantasy Macabre, #7, 1985
* Julia Roseingrave, writing as Robert Paye, The British Library, 2025
• Sheep's-Head and Babylon (collection)
* John Lane, The Bodley Head, London, 1929
Contents:
- Sheep's-Head and Babylon
- A Matrimonial Entanglement
- The Folding Doors
- The Necromancers
- The Pond
- The Triumph of Mr. Westfield
- Miranda
- A Posie for Fanchon
- Pat-a-Too on the Bridge
- Crowd—With Flags
- The Careful Youth
- The Wall
- The Presciption
- Mrs. Hopeton at the Flower Show
- False Pretences
- An Appointment with Stiffkey
- The Usual Thing
- All the Same Price
• She Knew What to Do, as by Joseph Shearing (story)
* Orange Blossoms, William Heinemann, London, 1938
• She Refused to Be Rescued (article)
* The Passing Show, Dec 12 1936 [re: Marie Antoinette]
• She Was Made That Way (story)
* Pearson's Magazine, Oct 1924
• Shoe Laces (story)
* The Sovereign and Regent Magazine, Jun 1925
• Sic Transit Gloria Mundi (story)
* The Lady's Realm, Dec 1906
• The Sign-Painter and the Crystal Fishes (story)
* In a Good Cause, John Murray, 1909
* Curious Happenings, Mills & Boon, London, 1917
* The Last Bouquet, John Lane, London, 1933
* Night Chills, Avon, 1975
* Kecksies and Other Twilight Tales, Arkham House, 1976
* Julia Roseingrave, writing as Robert Paye, The British Library, 2025
• Sir Basil and Rue (story)
* The Cornhill Magazine, Jan 1916
* Shadows of Yesterday, Smith, Elder, London, 1916
• Sir Horace Walpole's Home in Berkeley Square [Romance of London's Houses] (story)
* Everywoman's, Jan 1939
• The Six-Thirty (story)
* Telling Tales, Nov 1923
* The 20-Story Magazine, #81, Mar 1929
• The Skull (story)
* Great Tales of Horror ed. Marjorie Bowen, John Lane, 1933
• Sloth (story)
* The Pall Mall Magazine Jun 1914
• Snowdrop (story)
* Orange Blossoms, William Heinemann, London, 1938
• So Evil, My Love, as by Joseph Shearing (novel)
* Harper & Brothers, New York, 1947
* Hutchinson & Co, London, 1947, as "For Her to See"
• Soldier Comes Home (story)
* Illustrated, Jan 25 1941
• The Soldier from Virginia (historical novel)
* D. Appleton, New York, 1912
* Methuen & Co., London, 1914, as "Mr. Washington"
• Some Famous Love Letters (non-fiction)
* Herbert Jenkins Ltd., London, 1937
• Something to Her Advantage (story)
* The Happy Mag. Aug 1923
• Sonata for an Ugly Princess (story)
* The Knot Garden, The Bodley Head, London, 1933
• Sophia Fielding (story)
* Shadows of Yesterday, Smith, Elder, London, 1916
• The Soul of Jeannie Duncan (story)
* The Windsor Magazine, Dec 1915
* Shadows of Yesterday, Smith, Elder, London, 1916
• The Spectral Bride, as by Joseph Shearing (novel)
* Smith & Durrell , New York, 1942
* Hutchinson & Co., London, 1942, as "The Fetch"
• The Spider (story)
* Pearson's Magazine, May 1924
• The Spider in the Cup, as by Joseph Shearing (novel)
* See: Album Leaf
• Splendour (story)
* The Grand Magazine, Feb 1925
* The Grand Magazine, Jan 1935
• The Spotted Masks (series)
• -The Black Panther (story)
* Hutchinson's Story Magazine, Nov 1919
• -The Duke's Wedding Feast (story)
* Hutchinson's Story Magazine, Oct 1919
• -The Grove of Chestnuts (story)
* Hutchinson's Story Magazine, Mar 1920
• -Rosalinda and the Oranges (story)
* Hutchinson's Story Magazine, Dec 1919
• -The Ruin in the Wood (story)
* Hutchinson's Story Magazine, Feb 1920
• -The Wizard's Jewels (story)
* Hutchinson's Story Magazine, Jan 1920
• The Spy on the Bridge (story)
* The Grand Magazine, May 1925
• The Square Gold Ring [Kitty Trelawney] (story)
* The New Magazine, (UK) Sep 1919
* The Green Book Magazine, Mar 1921
• Stafford House [Romance of London's Houses] (story)
* Everywoman's, Nov 1938
• Stinging Nettles (novel)
* Small, Maynard & Co., Boston, 1923
• The Stolen Bride (historical novel)
* Lovat Dickson Ltd, London, 1933
• Stories from an Old Catalogue (series)
• -Introduction—The Old Museum (story)
* The Cornhill Magazine, Jan 1916
* Shadows of Yesterday, Smith, Elder, London, 1916
• -I. Sir Basil and Rue (story)
* The Cornhill Magazine, Jan 1916
• -II. The Town Lady (story)
* The Cornhill Magazine, Feb 1916
• -III. The Half-Brothers (story)
* The Cornhill Magazine, Mar 1916
• The Story of a Portrait (series)
• -I: The Square Gold Ring [Kitty Trelawney] (story)
* The New Magazine, (UK) Sep 1919
• -II: The Palace in Genoa [Kitty Trelawney] (story)
* The New Magazine, (UK) Oct 1919
• -III: The Plaster Statue [Kitty Trelawney] (story)
* The New Magazine, (UK) Nov 1919
• -IV: The Cave of Jewels [Kitty Trelawney] (story)
* The New Magazine, (UK) Dec 1919
• -V: The Appointment at the Ruined Temple (story)
* The New Magazine, (UK) Jan 1920
• -VI: The Papers in the Wall (story)
* The New Magazine, (UK) Feb 1920
• The Story of Belle Hutchinson; Spring Gardens, 1690
* Curious Happenings, Mills & Boon, London, 1917, as "Belle Hutchinson"
* Old Patch's Medley; or, A London Miscellany, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1930
• A Story of Norfolk House [Romance of London's Houses] (story)
* Everywoman's, Feb 1939
• The Story of the Temple and its Associations (non-fiction)
* The Griffin Press, London, 1928
• The Strange Case of Lucille Clery (novel), as by Joseph Shearing (see "Forget-Me-Not")
• Strange Love Stories (series)
• -1: Agony Column Romance (article)
* The Passing Show, Sep 18 1937 [re: Honoré de Balzac & Madame Hanska]
• -2: Sarah Siddons' Daughter (article)
* The Passing Show, Sep 25 1937 [re: Thomas Lawrence, Maria Siddons & Sally Siddons]
• -3: Eccentric in Search of a Wife (article)
* The Passing Show, Oct 2 1937 [re: Thomas Day]
• -4: Poet, Parrot and Peasant (article)
* The Passing Show, Oct 16 1937 [re: Heinrich Heine]
• -5: The Lovers Who Never Spoke to each Other (article)
* The Passing Show, Oct 30 1937 [re: Tchaikovsky & Nadezhda von Meck]
• -6: Mirabeau, Ugly Lover (article)
* The Passing Show, Nov 13 1937 [re: Mirabeau & Madame Monnier]
• A Stranger Knocked (story)
*The Fireside Book of Yuletide Stories, Bobbs-Merrill, 1948
* Twilight and Other Supernatural Romances, Ash-Tree Press, 1998
• Strangers to Freedom (novel)
* James M. Dent & Sons, London, 1940
• Success (story)
* Romance, Jul 1925
• Suitably Rewarded (story)
* Dark Ann, and Other Stories, John Lane, 1927
* Fond Fancy and Other Stories, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
• Summer Nights in Italy (story)
* Dark Ann, and Other Stories, John Lane, 1927
• Sundry Great Gentlemen (non-fiction)
* John Lane, The Bodley Head, London, 1928
* Dodd, Mead & Co., New York, 1928
• The Suspicious House (story)
* Holly Leaves, Nov 15 1937
• A Sweet Deceit (story)
* Romance, May 1926
• The Sword Decides! (historical novel)
* Alston Rivers, London, 1908
* Thomas Nelson & Sons, Ltd., London, 1924
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• The Tarnished Mirror (story)
* The Grand Magazine, May 1923
* Seeing Life! And Other Stories, Hurst & Blackett, London, 1923
• Tempting Providence (story)
* Fond Fancy and Other Stories, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
• Temptation (story)
* Pearson's Magazine, Feb 1926
• "There Are More Things—" (story)
* The Red Magazine, Mar 30 1923
* The Windsor Magazine, Jan 1927
• They Found My Gravem (novella)
* Orange Blossoms, as by Joseph Shearing, Heinemann, 1938
* Twilight and Other Supernatural Romances, Ash-Tree Press, 1998
* The Night Wire and Other Tales of Weird Media, The British Library, 2022
* Things That Wait in the Dark, Kingsbrook Publishing, 2022
• The Third Estate (historical novel)
* Methuen & Co., London, 1917
* E.P. Dutton, New York, 1918, as "Eugénie"
• The Third Mary Stuart, Mary of York, Orange and England (non-fiction)
* John Lane, London, 1929
• This Desirable Property (story)
* Gloucester Journal, Jul 9 1938
• This Shining Woman, as by George R. Preedy (non-fiction) [re: Mary Wollstoncraft Godwin]
* Collins, London, 1937
* Appleton-Century, New York, 1937
• Tiftsie's Last Dance (story)
* The British Girl's Annual 1918, 1917
• To Bed at Noon, as by Joseph Shearing (novel)
* Publisher not ascertained, London?, 1950
* Berkley Books, New York, 1966
• Today is Mine: The Story of a Gamble (novel)
* Publisher not ascertained, 1941
• The Town Lady (story)
* The Cornhill Magazine, Feb 1916
* Shadows of Yesterday, Smith, Elder, London, 1916
• A Traveller's True Tale (story)
* Grace Latouche and the Warringtons, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
• The Tribunal of Terror (novella)
* Top-Notch Magazine, Vol 18, #6, Sep 30 1914
• The Triumphant Beast (historical novel)
Book 2 of the Renaissance trilogy
* John Lane, The Bodley Head, London, 1934
• The Triumph of Mr. Westfield (story)
* Sheep's-Head and Babylon, The Bodley Head, 1929
• The Trumpet and the Swan: An Adventure of the Civil War (historical novel)
* Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons Ltd, 1938
• Trumpets at Rome (historical novel)
Book 3 of the Renaissance trilogy
* Hutchinson & Co., London, 1936
• The Truth About the Hobart Marriage (story)
* Nash's—Pall Mall Magazine, Mar 1925
* Dark Ann, and Other Stories, John Lane, 1927
• Tumult in the North, as by George R. Preedy (novel)
* Dodd, Mead, New York, 1931
• Twilight: Lucrezia Borgia, Duchess d'Este (story)
* God's Playthings, Smith, Elder, 1912
* A Wave of Fear, W.H. Allen, 1973
* Twilight and Other Supernatural Romances, Ash-Tree Press, 1998
* Great Horror Stories: 101 Chilling Tales, Fall River Press, 2016
* Classic Horror Stories, Macmillan Collector's Library, 2024
• Twilight and Other Supernatural Romances (collection)
* Ash-Tree Press, May 1998
Contents:
- Preface: "Marjorie Bowen: Some Random Recollections by One of Her Sons"
- Introduction: "The Supernatural Romances of Marjorie Bowen"
- Dark Ann
- The Last Bouquet
- Madam Spitfire
- The Lady Clodagh
- Decay
- The Fair Hair of Ambrosine
- Ann Mellor's Lover
- Giudetta's Wedding Night
- Twilight
- The Burning of the Vanities
- A Stranger Knocked
- They Found My Grave
- Brent's Folly
- The Confession of Beau Sekforde
- The Recluse and Springtime
- Vigil
- Julia Roseingrave
- Afterword: A Ghostly Experience: The Presence of Evil
• The Two Carnations (historical novella)
* Cassell's Magazine of Fiction, #9, Dec 1912
* Cassell & Company, Ltd., London,1914
• Two Mistakes (story)
* The Windsor Magazine, Feb 1928
• Twopence Only (story)
* Fond Fancy and Other Stories, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
• Two Rose-Bud Wreaths (story)
* Orange Blossoms, William Heinemann, London, 1938
• Two Ways of Love (story)
* The Grand Magazine, Nov 1923
• The Tyrant of Pistoja (story)
* Britannia and Eve, Feb 1940
U
• The Umbrella-Mender (story)
* Curious Happenings, Mills & Boon, London, 1917
• Unlike Other Ladies (series)
• -1: The Worst Woman in Europe (article)
* The Passing Show, Feb 1 1936 [re: Madame de Brinvilliers]
• -2: A Woman in Love with a Demon (article)
* The Passing Show, Feb 8 1936 [re: Esther Vanhomrigh]
• -3: The Grand Duchess Prepares Poison (article)
* The Passing Show, Feb 15 1936 [re: Bianca Capello]
• -4: The Fisher Girl Goes to Court (article)
* The Passing Show, Feb 22 1936 [re: Sophie Dawes]
• -5: The Secret of the Merciless Marquise (article)
* The Passing Show, Feb 29 1936 [re: Madame La Voisin]
• -6: An Actress Ruins a King (article)
* The Passing Show, Mar 7 1936 [re: Lola Montez]
• [Untitled] (story)
* Humanity, Dec 27 1935, ed.
• "Unto the Third Generation" (story)
* Pearson's Magazine, Sep 1923
• The Usual Thing (story)
* Standard Stories, Sep 1925
* Sheep's-Head and Babylon, The Bodley Head, 1929
V
• The Vagabond (story)
* The Lady's Realm, Mar 1912
• The Veil'd Delight (The Rainbow in the Mirror)(historical novel)
* Odhams Press Ltd., London, 1933
• A Venetian Evening (story)
* The Story-teller, Aug 1914
* Curious Happenings, Mills & Boon, London, 1917
* Hutchinson's Magazine, Aug 1927
* The 20-Story Magazine, #123, Sep 1932
• Vessels of Gold (story)
* Orange Blossoms, William Heinemann, London, 1938
• Vigil (story)
* Twilight and Other Supernatural Romances, Ash-Tree Press, 1998
• Violante, Circe and Ermine, as by George R. Preedy (historical novel)
* Cassell & Co., London, 1932
• The Viper of Milan (historical novel)
* Alston Rivers Ltd., London, 1906
* McClure, Phillips & Co., New York, 1906
W
• The Wages of Sin (story)
* Cassell's Winter Annual, #3, 1921/22
• The Wall (story)
* The Pleasant Husband, and Other Stories, Hurst & Blackett, 1921
* Standard Stories, Jan 1926
* Sheep's-Head and Babylon, The Bodley Head, 1929
—The Way the Wind Blows (story)
* Grace Latouche and the Warringtons, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
• Weathercock Love (story)
* Pearson's Magazine, Nov 1923
• The Wedding Night (story)
* The 20-Story Magazine, #121, Jul 1932
• What She Was Looking For—He Found (story)
* Nash's Magazine, Jul 1928
• "What's Wrong with Home" (story)
* The Home Magazine, (UK) Dec 1922
• "Where Your Treasure Is—" (story)
* The Home Magazine, (UK) May 1924
* The 20-Story Magazine, #124, Oct 1932
• White Hares (story)
* Orange Blossoms, William Heinemann, London, 1938
• White Hyacinths (story)
* Hutchinson's Magazine, Jul 1923
* Telling Tales Jan 1 1924
* Mystery and Detection, Sep 1935
• "Whose Blood?" (story)
* The London Magazine, Jun 1913
• The Wife of My Lord (story)
* Snappy Stories Dec 2 1919
• William and Mary Trilogy (series)
* I Will Maintain (qv)
* Defender of the Faith (qv)
* For God and King (qv)
• William by the Grace of God (historical novel)
Book 5 in the History of Holland series
* Methuen & Co., Ltd., London, 1916
* Inheritance Publications, Neerlandia, Alberta, Canada, ISBN: 9780921100577
• William III and the Revolution of 1688 (essay)
*See: William III and the Revolution of 1688 & Gustavus Adolphus II
• William III and the Revolution of 1688 & Gustavus Adolphus II (2 essays)
* Inheritance Publications, Neerlandia, Alberta, Canada, ISBN: 0-921100-06-X, 1934
•William Hogarth: The Cockney's Mirror (non-fiction)
* Methuen & Co. Ltd. London, 1936
• William Prince of Orange (non-fiction)
* John Lane, The Bodley Head Ltd., London, 1928
* Dodd, Mead & Co., New York, 1928
• Windfalls (story)
* Seeing Life! And Other Stories, Hurst & Blackett, 1923
* The Argosy, (UK) Jan 1928
* The 20-Story Magazine, #102, Dec 1930
* Fond Fancy and Other Stories, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1931
* The Evening Standard, Sep 18 1934
• The Winged Trees: A Tale for Boys (novel)
* Basil Blackwell, Oxford, 1928
• The Wings of Tor (story for boys)
* Billed as "in preparation" in "The Countess Fanny," Hodder & Stoughton, 1928
No record of publication under this title found.
Possibly published as "The Winged Trees" (qv)
• Winter Violets (story)
* The Grand Magazine, Dec 1924
• Withering Fires: A Mystery Novel
* W. Collins Sons, London, 1931
• Within the Bubble, as by Joseph Shearing (novel)
* William Heinemann, London, 1950
* Berkley Books, New York, 1966, as "The Heiress of Frascati"
• The Wizard's Jewels (story)
* Hutchinson's Story Magazine, Jan 1920
• A Woman in Love with a Demon (article)
* The Passing Show, Feb 8 1936 [re: Esther Vanhomrigh]
• A Woman of the People: Madame la Comtesse du Barry (story)
* God's Playthings, Smith, Elder & Co., London, 1912
• Women Who Changed History (series)
• -1: A Foolish Girl About the Court (article)
* The Passing Show, Dec 5 1936 [re: Anne Boleyn]
• -2: She Refused to Be Rescued (article)
* The Passing Show, Dec 12 1936 [re: Marie Antoinette]
• -3: An Empire at Her Feet (article)
* The Passing Show, Dec 26 1936 [re: Countess Catherine II of Russia]
• -4: Medici Trap for Scarface (article)
* The Passing Show, Jan 9 1937 [re: Catherine de Medici]
• -5: The Little Widow's Might (article)
* The Passing Show, Jan 30 1937 [re: Madame de Montespan]
• -6: Queen Gambles with Love—and Wins (article)
* The Passing Show, Feb 20 1937 [re: Queen Isabella of Castille]
• The World's Gear (story)
* The Grey Chamber: Stories and Essays, Hippocampus Press, New York, 2021
• World's Wonder and Other Essays (non-fiction)
* Hutchinson & Co., London, 1938
* Books for Libraries Press, Freeport, NY, 1969
• The Worst Woman in Europe (article)
* The Passing Show, Feb 1 1936 [re: Madame de Brinvilliers]
• Would You Believe It? (story)
* The Red Magazine, Apr 10 1925
• Wounded Bird (story)
* Orange Blossoms, William Heinemann, London, 1938
• Wrath (story)
* The Pall Mall Magazine Mar 1914
• Wrestling Jacob (non-fiction) [re: John Wesley]
* William Heinemann Ltd., London, 1937
* Watts & Co., London, 1948 (abriged version)
* Inheritance Publications, Neerlandia, Alberta, Canada, ISBN: 9781928136866
Y
• The Yellow Intaglio: Giovanni Pico della Mirandola
* God's Playthings, Smith, Elder & Co., London, 1912
• The Yellow Ribbon and Giovanna (story)
* Short Stories Sep 1907
* The Story-teller, May 1908
• "You Ought to Be Thankful" (story)
* MacLeans's, Apr 15 1924
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