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Acland, Hon. Lady Emily Anna

  • Her Grandmother’s Portrait. (play) 13(1902/3):219-221.
  • Rescued: A Dartmoor Story. 9(1900/1):481-488.

Agnew, Georgette

  • A Three Days Romance. 2(1897):560-569.

Aitchison, G.A.

  • Mr Maylord; or, a Love That Was Never Told. 11(1901/2):367-372.

Albanesi, Madame Effie Maria

  • Love in a Cupboard. 27(1909/10):485-494.
  • One Black Stocking. 35(1913/14):257-264.

Alden, William Livingston

  • The Bishop and the Butler. 16(1904):352-356.

Alexander, Mrs pseud. Mrs Annie F. Hector

  • The Foster-Sister. 5(1898/9):632-646.

Alien pseud. Louisa Alice Baker

  • ‘Author of “Wheat in the Ear” etc.’ A Dead Year. 5(1898/9):239-244. A Double Heart. 11(1901/2):579-586.
  • A Shadowy Third. 13(1902/3):227-237.
  • Told on the Staircase. 9(1911/1^:388-392.
  • An Unanswered Question. 15(1903/4):179-189.

Amstel, Van Baroness

  • How the Countess Spoilt Her Case. 5(1898/9):561-575.

Andrews, Marian, see Epseud.H Hare, Christopher

Andrul pseud. Arundel Begbie

  • The Return. 29(1910/11) .-61-67.

Armfield, Constance nSe Esee née [see also] Smedley

  • The Captive. 28(1910):50-57.

Armstrong, Louis E.

  • Mrs Larkspur’s Miracle. 27(1909/10):554-557.

Ashmaed-Bartlett, Seaburg

  • Pilar’s Guardian: A Spanish Adventure. 35(1913/14):455-462.

Ashton, Cicely

  • The Tale of a Pillar Box. 36(1914):259-64.

Askew, Alice and Claude

  • ‘Authors of “The Shulamite,” “Eve and the Law,” “The Premier’s Daughter”‘ All Souls Day. 19(1905/6)-.67-72.
  • The Explorer. 24(1908):62-67.
  • comp, and trans. Fiametta of the Hills. 21(1906/7):33-40,139-148, 367-373,484-490,590-597,733-740.
  • The First Instinct. 27(1909/10):688-696.
  • A Fond Maid’s Tragedy. 27(1909/10):239-246.
  • The Jester and the Dancer. 18(1905):566-570.
  • The King’s Fool. 22(1907):190-195,340-346,454-461,581-588.
  • Louis, My King!: One of the World’s Greatest Love Stories. 26(1909) 177-183.
  • The Man to Blame. 29(1910/11) .-324-332.
  • Mauve Note-Paper. 24(1908):298-304.
  • Phyllis and Chess. 19(1905/6):679-684.
  • The Royal Minstrel: One of the World’s Greatest Love Stories. 25(1908/9):568-575.
  • Two – and a House Party. 23(1907/8):158-163.

Atkins, M. Alison

  • In the Marches of Langlois. 14(1903):718-727.

Atherton, Gertrude Franklin

  • Ah Lon and Her Romance. 5(1898/9):300-309.

Austin, Frederick Britten

  • The Paradise of Benjamin Judd. 35(1913/14):380-387.

Bacon, Gertrude

  • In Quest of a Shadow. A Tale of An Eclipse Expedition. 13(1902/3)

Bailey, Henry Christopher

  • The Duke of Simplicity. 21(1906/7) : 675-685.
  • Raoul’s Queen. 22(1907):384-395.

Baker, Henry Barton

  • The Wraith of the Snake Charmer. 13(1902/3):502-506.

Baker, Louisa Alice, see [pseud.] Alien

Baker, Olaf

  • His Great-Great Grandfather’s Debt. 26(1909) :589-592.

Balmer, Edwin

  • The Fear. 25(1908/9) :368-380.

Barber, Cecil

  • The Happy Land: An Incipient Romance. 24(1908):527-529.

Barclay, Armiger and Oliver Sandys pseud. Marguerite Florence Barclay, afterwards Evans

  • The Unseen Hand. 26(1909):615-622.

Barclay, Marguerite Florence, afterwards Evans, see [pseud.] Sandys, Oliver

Baring-Gould, S. Rev.

  • A Can of Whortles. 2(1897):139-148.
  • The Fruited Myrtle. 3(1897/8):643-648.
  • Isa Manacles. 17(1904/5):251-259
  • Janie. 7(1899/1900):188-199.
  • Stephen Delves. 3(1897/8):144-150.

Barlow, Jane

  • Queen Pippa’s Whim. 4(1898):139-147.

Barnes-Grundy, Mabel

  • The Disillusionment of Lydia Mainwaring. 15(1903/4):210-215.
  • The Little Birds of Santa Maria del Miracoli. 33(1912/13):29-37.
  • Penelope and Her Book. 29(1910/11):585-593.

Barr, Robert

  • My Attention Has Been Called. 31(1911/12):274-284.

Barry, Tara

  • Home. 34(1913):469-476.

Bartlett, Frederick Orin

  • The Cost of Loving. 31(1911/12):437-444.

Bashford, Henry Howarth

  • Sally in Our Alley. 23(1907/8):442-448.

Bateman, May Geraldine Frances

  • The Power of the Face. 30(1911):143-153.
  • The Upstairs Flat. 33(1912/13):324-328.

Beaman, Arden Arthur Hulme

  • The Marriage of Jumbo. 34(1913):285-290.

Beaman, Emeric Hulme also Hulme-Beaman Gladys: A Memory. 5(1898/9):229-234.

Begbie, Arundel see [pseud.] Andrul

Begbie, Edward Harold

  • Preventive Detention. 31(1911/12):632-642.

Bell, John Joy

  • The Grievance. 35(1913/14):187-196.

Bell, Robert Stanley Warren

  • The Courtship of Charles Johnson. 5(1898/9):603-606.
  • The Dancing Bishop. 3(1897/8):694-699.
  • The Duke Who Was a Boy Again. 5(1898/9):251-256.

Bellew, Ayren

  • The Princess’s Experiment. 23(1907/8):593-597.

Benson, Edward Frederic

  • The Everlasting Silence. 3(1897/8):313-317.
  • The Limoges Manuscript. 25(1908/9):309-312.
  • The Progress of Princess Waldeneck. 2(1897):32-39.
  • The Puce Silk. 23(1907/8):11-18.
  • The Return of Dodo. 1(1896/7):147-157.
  • A Parish Scandal. 35(1913/14):535-542.

Bernstein, Sybil

  • A Bohemian in Johannesburg. 6(1899):451-458.
  • The First Conflict. A Story of the British Boer War. 7(1899/1900): 459-465.

Besant, Walter Sir

  • No Other Way. 11(1901/2):34-52 ,217-232,379-390,501-512,597-608,753-763. 12(1902):115-128,269-280,389-400,530-541,672-679,770-777.

Biggers, E.D.

  • Sister. 36(1914):218-224.

Bird, M. Moyston

  • Nadeshda. 21(1906/7):98-101.
  • The Sentimental Journalist: The Adventures of a Would-be Author in Grub Street. 25(1908/9):353-358.

Black, Dorothea

  • Hearts at Play. 17(1904/5):158-170.

Black, Joy

  • The Tawdry Lady. 30(1911):79-84.

Blackwood, Algernon

  • The Laying of a Red-Haired Ghost. 26(1909):457-464.
  • The Man Who Found Out. 26(1909):193-202.

Blackwood, Cecilia G. see also Graeme, A.M. and C.G. Blackwood A Monte Carlo Episode. 5(1898/9) :126-135.

Blair, Torin

  • An Eye for An Eye. 15(1903/4):385-397.
  • A Romance of the Veldt. A South African Story. 7(1899/1900):549-560.

Blake, Emily Calvin

  • Before the Fire. 27(1909/10):544-546.

Blissett, Nellie K.

  • The Tanner’s Wooing. 16(1904):317-327.
  • The Throne of His Fathers. 15(1903/4) :225-228.

Blount, Melesina Mary see [pseud] Norman, Mrs George

Blundell, Mrs Mary see Cpseud.J Francis, M.E.

Boggs, Winifred

  • A Day of Improprieties. 15(1903/4):332-339.
  • Madame’s Ruby Necklace. 14(1903) :92-96.
  • The Metamorphosis of Helen. 17(1904/5):553-558.
  • Miss Burland’s Ewe-Lamb. 23(1907/8):711-713.
  • Over the Garden Wall. 17(1904/5):477-479.
  • Pickering’s Pickles. 16(1904):517-520.
  • Pycroft’s Miss Smith: A Comedy. 23(1907/8):411-419.

Bonsteel, Albert

  • The Purple Hen. 29(1910/11):615-622.
  • Thrills. 28(1910):583-588.

Borresen, Admiral

  • The Legend of the Cyclamen and the Sun-Flowers. Translated from the Norwegian by Miss Hilda Dundas. 15(1903/4):254-259.

Bosanquet, Edmund

  • An ADC’s Wedding. 33(1912/13):345-355.
  • Dissipating a Prejudice. 35(1913/14):588-596.
  • For Percy’s Birthday. 35(1913/14) .-335-340, supp.2-12.
  • A Lady in the Lodge: A Country Comedy. 33(1912/13):504-515.
  • The Norse Rifle. 34(1913):313-327.
  • A Sense of Proportion. 34(1913) .-573-580.
  • Sold. 34(1913):42-47.

Bottome, Phyllis

  • The Law. 26(1909):158-163.
  • The Real Game. 26(1909):361-368.
  • Selina Snooks. 25(1908/9):97-106.
  • An Uncharacteristic Episode. 26(1909):22-29.

Bourchier, Helen Dr

  • ‘Author of “The Ranee’s Rubies'” Olga Fedorovna, Student. 13(1902/3): 428-436.

Bowen, Marjorie pseud. Gabrielle Margaret Vere Campbell

  • ‘Author of “The Viper of Milan”‘ The Immortal Sins. 31(1911/12): 178-183.
  • Sic Transit Gloria Mundi. 21(1906/7):177-183.
  • The Vagabond. 31(1911/12):518-526.

Bower, Marian

  • The Spy. 27(1909/10) :418-426.

Bowley, M.

  • The Kobold of Caton Olive. A Fairy Tale. 13(1902/3):169-173.

Boyce, Neith pseud. Mrs Hutchins Hapgood

  • Silence is Gold. 28(1910):459-468.
  • The Elder Generation: A Love Story with a Moral for Parents. 32(1912) 423-433.

Boyle, Margaret

  • For Sylvia’s Sake. 18(1905):137-141.

Boyson, V. Fenton

  • Jimmy. 6(1899 ):374-385.

Braddon, Mary Elizabeth, afterwards Maxwell

  • In High Places 3(1897/8):72-91,234-245,369-382,487-498,600-613, 707-718. 4(1898):58-68,185-196,359-370,471-482,588-599,698-709.

Brady, Cyrus Townsend

  • A Dispenser of Justice. 21(1906/7) :763-768.

Bramah, Ernest pseud. . Ernest Bramah Smith

  • Hautepierre’s Star. 25(1908/9):637-642.

Braun, Catherine Elizabeth

  • Off His Own Bat: The Story of a Wedding That Was Arranged and Did Not Take Place. 28(1910):20-22.

Bray, Mary Lavinia

  • A Speech Impromptu. 31(1911):92-100.

Bredin, E.M.

  • Diamond Cut Diamond. 5(1898/9):365-369.
  • A Fortnight’s Vacation. 8(1900):485-493.

Breton, Frederic

  • Mother and Martyr. 6(1899):578-584.

Brodrick, Alan Hon Mrs Emily Hester

  • The Chaplain’s Love Story. 15(1903/4-):486-496.
  • Cyril’s Tutor. 15(1903/4):615-622.
  • Jim’s Father. 15(1903/4)-.241-248.

Brooke, Emma

  • The Finding of Mrs Austen’s Ideal. 22(1907):464-468.
  • Love and the Young Generation Open the Door. 4(1898):11-17.
  • A Model Couple. 15(1903/4):692-700.
  • The Painted Lady. A ghost Story. 8(1900):664-671.
  • Primula Obconica. 7(1899/1900) .-323-336.
  • The Second Moonlight Night. 15(1903/4):45-54.

Broughton, Rhoda

  • A Stone’s Throw. 2(1897):11-17.

Brown, Elijah see [pseud] Raleigh, Alan

Bruce, Henry

  • John. 33(1912/13):377-385.

Bryce, W.A.

  • The Gull and the Auger. 26(1909):147-149.

Buchanan, Beatrix

  • The Clown, R.A. 11(1901/2):175-180.
  • Sweet Lavender. The story of a Little Old Maid. 15(1903/4): 565-574.

Buckrose, J.E. pseud. Mrs Annie Edith Falconer Jameson

  • ‘Author of “The Wood End”‘ Holly, Your Red Candles Light! 21(1906/7):287-292.

Burgess, D.C.

  • Jealousy and the Car. 24(1908/9):420-422.

Burgin, George Brown

  • ‘Author of “The Shutters of Silence”‘ Love in a Flat. 17(1904/5): 190-201.

Burgin, Isabel

  • Master and Man: A Complete Story. 19(1905/6):623-630.

Burrow, Charles Kennett

  • Concerning One Volunteer. 10(1901):327-331.
  • Mrs Treleaven’s Advice. 7(1899/1900):311-315.

Burrowes, E. Miss

  • The Man and the Hour. 16(1904):153-159.
  • A Michaelmas Goose. 14(1903):623-637.
  • One Good Day. 13(1902/3):242-248.
  • A Rough Diamond. 16(1904):555-565.
  • Where the Curlew Calls. 17(1904/5):80-85.

Burt, David

  • The Widow at ‘The Yorkshire Grey’. 21(1906/7):462-470.

Bythesea, Arthur

  • Macpherson and the Dancing Girl. 26(1909):339-352.

Cadilhac, Margherita Galleti Di Contessa see also Galleti Di Cadilhac The. Hon. Margaret Isabella Collier

  • By Express. 10(1901):431-435.
  • Paola’s Paradise. 8(1900) .-584-590.

Caffyn, Kathleen Mannington see [pseud.] Iota

Caldwell-Smith, H.E.

  • A Club Courtship. 21(1906/7):71-75.

Calthrop, Dion Clayton

  • Something in the Coffee. 35(1913/14):112-122.
  • The Trail of the Crocodile. 29(1910/11) :110-125.

Cambridge, Ada, afterwards Cross

  • The End of the Story. 5(1898/9)12-20.

Campbell, Gabrielle Margaret Vere see [pseud.] Bowen, Marjorie

Capes, Bernard Edward Joseph

  • The Adventures of Gilead Balm in Search, of the Truth. 27(1909/10): 157-170, 294-304,395-404,502-510,666-681. 28(1910):97-108,216-224,326-336,428-440,541-549,637-653.
  • The Hamadryad. 26(1909):628-633.
  • John Darling’s Atonement. 22(1907): 65-7.4.

Carey, Rosa Nouchette

  • Jane and her Public. 1(1896/7):603-609.
  • Mademoiselle. 3(1897/8):455-462.
  • Marquise. 1(1896/7):81-88.

Carlisle, B.R.

  • The Evolution of the Tulip. 29(1910/ll):204-209.

Castle, Agnes and Egerton

  • ‘Authors of “The Bath Comedy”, “Incomparable Bellairs”, “French Nan”‘
  • The Beau’s Revenge. 27(1909/10)-.341-353.

Castle, Marie Louise Egerton

The Beauty of the World. 27(1909/10):520-527.

Cavendish, Mary Hon.

  • A Day in the Country. 27(1909/10):45-50.
  • A Grateful Soul. 13(1902/3):267-273.
  • The Palmist. 19(1905/6):474-478.
  • Sister Monica. 12(1902) :443-450.

Cecil, Edward

  • The Button-Makers. 31(1911/12):592-599.
  • The Lord of the Manor. 30(1911):337-344.
  • The Obstacle. 28(1910):518-527.

Cecil, Francis Lady pseud. Francis H. Sayers

  • The Pleasant Hills. 14(1903):555-560.

Channon, Ethel Mary

  • The Magnanimity of Mrs Stallabrass. 26(1909):385-391.

Chetwynd, Henry Hon. Mrs Julia Bosville

  • Who Told It? 6(1899):630-632.

Chisholm, A.W.

  • Where Friendship Ceases. 23(1907/8):65-72.

Cholmondeley, Mary

  • ‘Author of “Red Pottage”‘ In the Small Hours. 23(1907/8):129-133.
  • Prisoners. 19(1906)-.3-17,209-219,370-374,487-492,611-616,721-726 20(1906/7):79-93,206-217,379-389,513-523,640-644,755-760.

Christian, Susan Emily, afterwards S.E. Hicks Beach A Might Have Been. 2(1897):416-417.

Church, Hayden

  • A Fair Missionary of the Entente. 36(1914):153-156.

Churchill, A.P.

  • The Flower Dwarf. 17(1904/5):750-754.

Churchill, Beryl Spencer

  • Seasoned. 7(1899/1900):744-747.

Clarke, I.

  • The Guest-Master. 14(1903):305-315.
  • The Story of Ivor Clifford. 17(1904/5):573-582.
  • Matilda’s Marriage. 15(1903/4):447-458.

Clarke, Isabel Constance

  • Concerning Pamela. 12(1902):685-696.
  • For One Season Only. 10(1901):134-142.
  • The Crystal Ball. 10(1901):549-559.
  • The Queen of the Castle. 12(1902):809-816.
  • A Watching Brief. 9(1900/1):616-624.

Clarke, Laurence Ayscough

  • Miss Paradine’s First Case. 35(1913/14):64-74.

Cleeve, Lucas pseud. Adelina Georgina Isabella Kingscote

  • The Doctor’s Secret. 4(1898):156-164.

Cleveland, John

  • ‘Author of “The Children of Silence”’ The Livery of Honour. 20(1906).‘505-510.

Clinton, Ross

  • Things! 33(1912/13):84-89.

Clyde, Constance

  • ‘Author of “A Pagan’s Love”‘ Her Good Husband: A Sydney Love Story. 22(1907):491-494.
  • The Imaginings of Alfred. 35(1913/14):519-524.
  • The Reform of Grandma Atkinson. 24(1908):35-38.

Cobb, Thomas

  • A Bold Advertisement. 32(1912):357-362.
  • The Fair Persian. 36(1914):186-192.
  • The Fall of the Vicar. 33(1912/13) .-588-595.
  • A Great Liberty. 16(1904):718-721.
  • Underground. 36(1914):26-30.

Cochrane, Alice

  • Her Ladyship’s Necklace. 16(1904):335-345.

Collier, Margaret Isabella The Eon. see Cadilhac, Marguerita Di,

  • Countess and Galleti de Cadilhac, Countess

Colmer, Jean M.

  • Her First Case. 26(1909):81-82.

Conyers, Dorothea

  • ‘Author of “The Strayings of Sandy”‘ The Governess. 25(1908/9):177-187.
  • ‘Author of “A Boy, Some Horses and a Girl”’ Mixed Brides. 23(1907/8) 95-101.
  • Mrs Loppy’s Aunt. 24(1908):584-589.
  • The Romance Which Triumphed. 30(1911):509-514.
  • A Run Through. 25(1908/9): 34-1+0.
  • Suburban Stories: I. Saturday to Monday. 24(1908):512-522.
  • Two of a Trade. 27(1909/10):464-468.
  • The Winning of Mademoiselle Claire. 28(1910):414-421.

Corelli, Marie

  • The Despised Angel. An Allegory. 3(1897/8):123-127.
  • Jane, a Social Incident. 1(1896/7) :17-35.

Cornell, V.H.

  • The Tie That Binds. 34(1913):593-601.

Cosby, Elisabeth

  • The Green Idea: A Complete Short Story. 35(1913/14):603-608.

Couper, M.M.

  • A Man of Parts. 11(1901/2):397-404.
  • The Mystery of Meadowsweet Farm. 12(1902):185-195.

Courtney, Etta

  • Madam’s Shepherd. 27(1909/10):456-463.
  • No Man’s Land. 26(1909):417-480.

Cousins, G.W.

  • The Busy Little Boy. 24(1908):328-330.
  • Cox, Frederic J.

A Wasted Vigil. 9(1900/1):429-435.

Craven, Helen Emily Lady

  • The Curse of Kismet. 6(1899):591-604.
  • A Dead March. 4(1898):539-542.

Crawford Francis Marion

  • The Dead Smile. 7(1899/1900):136-152.

Creyke, Diane

  • The Alternative. 9(1900/1):12-20.
  • For Pastime, Ere She Went to Town. 10(1901):253-264.

Critchlow, Florence Tabor

Take the Armitage Case. 30(1911):467-473.

Crockett, Samuel Rutherford

  • The Goodman of Ballangiech. 5(1898/9):185-198.
  • Lad’s Love An Idyll of the Land of Heather. 1(1896/7)-.45-55,165-172, 279-286,377-382,491-502,618-627.

Croker, Bithia Mary

  • The Clue: An Anglo-Indian Sketch. 8(1900):13-23.
  • The End of Her Tether. 4(1898):523-529.
  • Jason. 5(1898/9):164-178.
  • The Mysterious Minuet: A Story of the Natural and Supernatural. 19(1905/6):148-154.
  • A Romance of a Bungalow. 1(1896/7):185-194.

Cromartie, The Countess of Sibell Lilian Blunt, afterwards Mackenzie Brian Dali. 18(1905) :683-690 .

  • The Cairn in the Glen. 13(1902/3):41-48.
  • Cis. 13(1902/3):201-212.
  • Mhairi. 15(1903/4):726-729.
  • Paying the Penalty. 11(1901/2):91-94.
  • The Soul of Jemima. 27(1909/10):647-650.
  • Under the Sea. 18(1905):73-78.
  • When the World Was Young. 20(1906):433-435.

Cuffe, Sybil Lady

  • What’s in a Name? 8(1900):429-436.

Cunningham, H.D.

  • A Captain of Cromwell’s Horse. 6(1899):130-141.
  • Why Francois Died. 7(1899/1900):270-280.

Curtiss, Philip Everett

  • The Man Who Would Be Vulgar. 34(1913):157-166.
  • The Volunteer: Being the Adventures of a Gentleman of Fortune. 31(1911/12):410-422.

Dacre, Charlotte Penrhyn see Cpseud.H Rosa, Matilda

Danby, Frank pseud. Mrs Julia Frankau

  • ‘Author of “The Heart of a Child'” Homard à 1’Americaine. 24(1908): 13-20.
  • ‘Author of “Pigs in Clover” and “The Heart of a Child'” Jim’s Luck. 29(1910/11):184-195.

Daniell, Mary

  • A Declaration of Independence. The Dialogue Competition: Second Prize. 11(1901/2):493-496.

Darrah, Cyril

  • The House in Drake Street. Being an Incident Illustrating the Methods of Jermyn Gale. 8(1900) .-677-687.
  • A Miscarriage of Justice. 7(1899/1900) :669-677.

Dart, Edith C.M.

  • The Dream Behind. 23(1907/8)-.29-32.

Dawe, William Carlton

  • The Great Lonely One. 8(1900):698-705.
  • The Red Hammock. 22(1907):301-304.

Deakin, Dorothea

  • Enchanted Ground. 29(1910/11):409-417.
  • The Garden Wall. 25(1908/9):241-249.
  • Grosvenor. 36(1914):176-184.
  • Melusine. 28(1910):311-320.

De la Mare, Walter

  • The Bird of Travel. 24(1908):646-650.
  • The Count’s Courtship. 22(1907) :265-272.
  • The Dutch Cheese: A Story for Children. 24(1908):89-93.
  • Lichen: ‘Not a Soul Left to Write My Epitaph1. 22(1907) :553-556.
  • The Quincunx. 21(1906/7):323-329.
  • The Talisman of Weisshausen. 21(1906/7):621-628.

De Linden, Baroness Adhemar

  • A Coronet of Thorns. 12(1902):754-761.

Derrick, Peter

  • A ‘Romney’. 25(1908/9):460-464.

Dixon, S.E.

  • The Heron’s Plume. 25(1908/9):193-202.
  • A Pit Digged for Another. 27(1909/10):383-390.
  • Vendetta. 29(1910/11):600-607.

Doranski, Max Princess

  • A Dream Year. 15(1903/4):424-430.

Doudney, Sarah

  • Turning Back. 1(1896/7):536-542.

Downing, Sybil Mary

  • The Grey Kimono. 18(1905):281-286.
  • The Man and the Mould. 17(1904/5):356-360.

Dunkerley, William Arthur see [pseud.] Oxenham, John

Dunn, G. Daphne Hon Mrs

  • The Ghost of a Joke. 8(1900):298-303.

Durand, E.

  • The Broken Barrier. 35(1913/14):178-182.

Eliot, K. Murray see also Murray-Eliot, K.

  • At the Coronation of the King. 12(1902) :14-26.
  • ‘Patience’. 6(1899):546-555.
  • Queen Cophetua and the Beggar-Man. 6(1899):41-52.

Elligot, M.

  • The Utopians. 18(1905):359-362.

Ewald, Carl

  • The Stork and the Earthworm: A Story for Children. 26(1909):91-96.

Ewen, D.S.

  • Diane. 27(1909/10):427-432.

Fallas, Carl R.

  • A Buyer of Diamonds. 35(1913/14):471-475.

Fane, Violet pseud. Mary (Montgomerie) Singleton, afterwards Lady Currie A Tale of Rye. 10(1901):57-72.

  • The True Story of a Midnight Murder. 5(1898/9):701-705.

Farrington, Herbert M.

  • The Love of the Chevalier Vallin. 28(1910):125-136.

Felicia, H.

  • A Nameless Terror. 15(1903/4):716-725.

Fenn, William Wilthew

  • A Model Mystery. 6(1899):171-175.

Fenwick, Frances

  • Winifred. 12(1902):485-491.

Field, E.S.

  • The Purple Stockings. 28(1910):386-398.

Fiennes, Margaret Hon. Mrs Nathaniel

  • ‘After All’. 10(1901) :483-490.
  • The Man in the Cloak. 8(1900):545-554.

Finlay, Laura Lucie

  • Phemie MacTavish. 6(1899):288-292.

Finnemore, Emily Pearson

  • The Highwaymaid. 18(1905)-.372-379.
  • The Patagonian. 24(1908):426-432.

Fitzgerald, W.G.

  • Honoria’s Hair. 24(1908):673-677.

Fleming, George pseud. Julia Constance Fletcher Part of a Honeymoon. 2(1897):492-499.

Fletcher, Evelyn

  • Whither the Road Led. 12(1902):143-148.

Fletcher, Joseph Smith

  • Love’s Way in Arcadia. 28(1910):617-621.
  • A Maker of Fortunes. 30(1911):60-66.

Fletcher, Julia Constance see [pseud.] Fleming, George

Flynn, Sir Joshua Albert see Qpseud.D Oliver, Owen

Forbes, Helen Emily Lady

  • For the Honour of the House. 12(1902):507-528.
  • The Pomps of the World. 14(1903):188-197.

Forbes, Helen Hon. Mrs Montague Forbes

  • Why? 8(1900):187-190.

Forbes, Walter, Hon. Mrs Eveline Louisa Mitchell

  • The End of the Story. 8(1900):254-260.

Forbes, The Hon. Mrs Walter R.D.

  • Turquoise and Chrystal. 10(1901):151-156.
  • ‘Author of “Her Last Run”, and “Blight”‘ ‘Wraith’. 3(1897/8) :47-52.

Foss, Kenelm

  • The Auction. 33(1912/13):194-201.
  • The Grasshopper…and the Ant. 32(1912):452-459.
  • Rosemary and Rue. 36(1914):159-164.

Foster, Emma Louise

  • The Greater Force. 35(1913/14):325-328.

Fowler, Ellen Thorneycroft, afterwards Felkin

  • In Friendship’s Name. 5(1898/9):333-338.
  • The Man with Transparent Legs. 5(1898/9):587-591.
  • Place and Power. 13(1902/3):13-31,150-162,322-334,445-457,583-596, 690-702. 14(1903):62-75,169-182,323-335,468-480,613-625,741-754.

Fox, C. Ethel

  • The Professor’s Cure for Love-Sickness. 3(1897/8):346-351.

Francis, M.E. pseud. Mrs Mary Blundell

  • An Affair of the Heart. 5(1898/9):66-82.
  • The Forest Hut. 11(1901/2):132-145.
  • ‘Author of “In a North Country Village'” A Rose from Beauty’s Garden. 3(1897/8):563-572.
  • Sally, Frauchen, and the Object. 7(1899/1900):37-46.

Frankau, Mrs Julia see [pseud.] Danby, Frank

Franklin, Cecil D.G.

  • Gander and Goose. 29(1910/11):295-305.
  • The Link. 32(1912):386-396.
  • Two Bull’s Eyes. 30(1911):66-72.
  • The Wonder. 30(1911):605-610.

Fraser, Mrs Hugh Mary Crawford

  • A Woman’s Way. 18(1905):59-66.
  • ‘Author of “Palladia”‘ In Tokyo. 1(1896/7):511-521.
  • The Splendid Porsenna. 6(1899):96-110,184-202,313-329 ,488-504,610-625,731-748.

Freeman, M. Winefride

  • Fishing for Lance. 16(1904):386-390.

Freeman, Maud

  • The Secret of the Buna: A Tale of the Balkans. 26(1909):37-41.

French, Anne Warner see also Warner, Anne

  • Child-Lore Made Intelligible to Grown-Ups: ‘The King Was in His Counting House’. 33(1912/13):531-535.
  • Child Lore Made Intelligible to Grown-Ups: ‘Where Are You Going, My Pretty Maid’. 32(1912):481-485.

Furze, Malcolm

  • The Elusiveness of Caroline. 17(1904/5):33-36.
  • The Disillusionment of the King: A Story for Parents. 24(1908):29-34.

Galletti Di Galletti, The Countess see also Cadilhac, Marguerita Galleti Di Hon. Margaret Isabella Collier

  • The First of April. 11(1901/2):669-675.

Gallon, Tom

  • The Brute and the Baby. 3(1897/8):547-554.
  • A Game of Quixotism. 2(1897):618-627.
  • The Magnanimity of the Boy. 7(1899/1900):208-217.

Garvey, Ina

  • Mr Dicker’s Mistake. 30(1911):252-259.

Garvice, Charles

  • ‘Author of “Just a Girl”, “Her Heart’s Desire”, etc., etc.’ An Oriental Ring. 20(1906):369-377.

Gaylord, Harriet

  • William Dare’s Return. 25(1908/9):651-656.

Gee, M.W.

  • One Brief Hour: A Story of a Honeymoon. 19(1905/6) :740-744. Retribution: A Drama of Human Interest. 20(1906):224-226.
  • Those Louis Heels: A Complete Short Story. 19(1905/6):447-449.

George, Walter Lionel

  • The New Pagliacci. 35(1913/14):225-231.

Gerard, Dorothea, afterwards Madame Longard de Longgarde

  • The History of a Lottery Ticket. 3(1897/8):439-447.
  • ‘Author of “A Spotless Reputation'” An Incident on the March. 2(1897):641-647.
  • Underground Hospitality. 7(1899/1900):429-438.

Gibbon, Perceval

  • The Birth of a Feud. 29(1910/11):133-139.
  • The Breadwinner. 27(1909/10):81-86.
  • When Gentlefolk Meet. 28(1910):150-157.

Gibbs, Philip

  • The Chance of a Crown. 36(1914):114-122.

Gissing, Algernon

  • Love-In-Idleness. 2(1897):159-166.

Gissing, George

  • The Peace-Bringer. 4(1898):634-640.

Glover, Evelyn

  • Mildred Eckersely, Reformer. 16(1904):33-40.

Godkin, Kate

  • ‘Sliemquilla’ an Experience. 14(1903):689-703.

Goes, Betty van der

  • Clever Theodora. 29(1910/11):531-536.
  • Crispia. 34(1913):262-266.

Gordon, Alan

  • First Thoughts: A Complete Short Story. 20(1906):48-50.
  • Over the Cliff. 19(1905/6):341-345.

Gordon, Gus

  • A Baby’s Name. 7(1899/1900):500-508.

Gorges, Sylvia R.

  • Reply Paid. 30(1911):126-130.

Gough, A.M. Lady

  • The French Maid. 6(1899):70-84.

Gouldsbury, Cullen

  • Fate and Jimmy Travers. 26(1909):659-662.

Graeme, A.M. and Blackwood, Cecilia G.

  • The Secretary. 13(1902/3):131-137.

Graeme, Malcolm

  • Her Man. 20(1906):742-745.

Graham, Helen Violet Lady

  • His First Concert. 5(1898/9):207-210.

Graham, Jean

  • Cross Issues: A Short Story. 20.C1906):185-187.

Grand, Sarah pseud. Frances Elizabeth McFall

  • Babs the Impossible. 8(1900):131-150,345-362,465-478,599-614,729-745. 9(1900/1):81-94,255-273,367-383,498-514,594-609,730-747.
  • The Baby’s Tragedy. 3(1897/8):187-193.
  • She Was Silent. 1(1896/7):241-249.

Grange, A. Demian

  • The Idea That Grew. 20(1906):685-688.
  • The Infatuations of an Infant. 21(1906/7):46-50,417-420,657-660. 22(1907):102-105.
  • The Kissing of Kitty. 21(1906/7):199-204.

Green, Thomas E.

  • Parlez Vous Français? 34(1913):372-378.

Greene, Lily Lady

  • Lady Hathaway’s Jewels. 2(1897):332-336.

Greenway, J.B.

  • Lieutenants of Marine, £4 10s: The Story of a Model Husband. 28(1910):589-596.
  • A Matrimonial Entanglement: The Unsuccessful Suitors and the Elusive Bride Tell How the Tangle Was Unravelled. 28(1910):79-83.

Greenwell, M.E.

  • London and Venus in 1979. 16(1904):375-384.

Gregg, Hilda Caroline see [pseud.] Grier, Sydney C.

Greville, Violet Lady

  • Blanche’s Venture. 8(1900):368-374.

Gribble, Francis Henry

  • The Benefactor of Poets. 31(1911/12):315-319.
  • The Dean’s Visitor. 31(1911/12):195-203.
  • The Grand-Duke’s Lapse of Memory. 26(1909):650-657.
  • The King Who Had to Choose. 10(1901):13-20.
  • Lord Canonbury’s Runaway Marriage. 29(1910/11):477-482.
  • The Princess Who Wrote Poetry. 9(1900/1):57-62.

Grier, Sydney C. pseud. Hilda Caroline Gregg

  • As a Dream When One Awaketh. 5(1898/9):470-478.
  • The Great Unknown: A Dialogue. 11(1901/2):213-216.
  • A Republican Marriage. 8(l900):313-326.
  • Two Old Indians. 7(1899/1900):51-59.

Grimshaw, Beatrice Ethel

  • The Black and the White of It. 30(1911):547-557.

Griswell, C.M.

  • A Green-Eyed Monster. 17(1904/5):701-705.

Grogan, Walter E.

  • The White Road to Breaunac. 21(1906/7):505-512.

Grove, Lady Agnes Geraldine

  • ‘Author of “The Hauman Woman”‘ Ubiquitous Woman: A Drawing-Room Episode. 25(1908/9):441-444,576-580.

Guthrie, Kitty

  • My Dream. 6(1899):638-639.

Haggard, Henry Rider

  • Fair Margaret. 21(1906/7):3-14,157-170,345-360,435-449,567-683, 695-708. 22(1907):25-36,199-210,324-336,441-453,567-576,685-698.

Haines, Donal Hamilton

  • Who Only Stand and Wait. 29(1910/11):149-162.

Halliday, Paul

  • At Homburg Once Upon A Time. 14(1903):505-512.

Hamilton, Lady

  • Dream Warnings. 12(1902):323-328.

Hamilton, Cosmo

  • The Perfect Gentleman: A Domestic Episode. 28(1910):359-371.
  • The Romance of a Middle-Aged Man. 27(1909/10):Dec Supp. 1-32. Soldier’s Daughters. 27(1909/10)597-605.

Hamilton, Gertrude Brooke

  • What Are Little Girls Made Of: The Story of an Actress and a Matinée Idol. 32(1912):121-127.

Hammerstein, Claire

  • Made in Heaven. An Idyll. 13(1902/3):342-352.

Hammond-Spencer, Hilda C.

  • The Enchanted Butterfly: A Fairy Tale. 16(1904):751-756.
  • Our Paying Guest. 12(1902):103-110.
  • The Princess Who Could Not Laugh. 17(1904/5):629-633.

Hanshew, Thomas W.

  • A Soldier and a Gentleman. 20(1906):303-308.

Hapgood, Mrs Hutchins see [pseud.] Boyce, Neith

Hare Christopher pseud. Marian Andrews

  • For Love of Fiammetta: A Study From Life of Madonna Alessandra Strozzi, Whose Letters are Preserved to us, and of an Incident in Which Was Concerned Her Famous Son, Filippo Strozzi, Who Built the Strozzi Palace, at Rome. 29(1910/11):68-78.

Hawkins, Battie

  • How the Hounds Saved a Regiment: One of Dick Hurdle’s Good Stories Told by His Own Fireside, Jan 31, 19—. 25(1908/9):337-347.
  • One of Dick Hurdle’s Good Stories Told by His Own Fireside, Dec 31, 19—. 23(1907/8) :267-273.

Hawtrey, Valentina

  • A King of Rags and Tatters. 31(1911/12):138-147.

Hazell, W. Howard

  • My Secret Drawer. 11(1901/2):191-193.

Heaps, Chris see Simpson, Emily H. and Chris Heaps

Hector, Annie F. see [pseud.] Mrs Alexander

Heilgers, Louise

  • ‘Author of “Vain Tales” and “Tabloid Tales” and “Naked Soul”‘ A Career. 34(1913) :602-604, supp. 2.
  • The Genius. 34(1913):185-187.

Heilig, Sterling

  • An Unpractical Hero. 25(1908/9):23-28.

Henham, Ernest George see also Cpseud.U Trevena, John

  • ‘Author of “Tenebrae”, “Menotah”, etc.’ A Romance of Two Windows. 4(1898):346-352.
  • ‘Author of “Menotah” etc., etc.’ A Transit of Venus. 15(1903/4): 583-592.

Henniker, Arthur Hon. Mrs Florence Ellen Hungerford

  • Glory. 8(1900):30-38.
  • Lady Coppinger’s Perplexity. 9(1896/7):396-402.
  • Mr & Mrs Carteret. 3(1897/8):589-596.

Henry, O. pseud. William Sydney Porter

  • ‘Author of “Cabbages and Kings”, “The Four Million”, etc.’ The Summer of Dry Valley Johnson. 22(1907):213-218.

Hepburn, Elizabeth Newport

  • The Gift. 29(1910/11):518-521.
  • Herbertson, Agnes Grozier
  • The Quarrel. 28(1910):493-496.

Hering, Henry A.

  • The Ducal Pawnbroker. 26(1909) :257-267.
  • An Episode in Polydore. 29(1910/11):25-33.
  • His Future Wife. 25(1908/9):585-592.
  • The Lady and the Conjurer. 24(1908):180-187.

Heron-Maxwell, Beatrice

  • Chemin-de-fer: An Idyll of London. 33(1912/13):458-464.
  • A Country Comedy: A Complete Short Story. 19(1905/6):707-712.
  • A Dead Dreamer. 33(1912/13):605-611.

Hewitt, Ethel May

  • The Margravine’s Romance. 9(1900/1) :551-557.

Hewson, Marian

  • A Night’s Adventure. 12(1902):735-741.

Hichens, Robert Smythe

  • A Spirit in Prison. 22(1907):513-526,629-648. 23(1907/8):33-50, 213-229,350-368,464-484,614-628,730-746. 24(1908):99-112,217-230, 331-344,451-464,562-576,678-688.

Hickson, S.

  • Madame la Vicomtesse du Mail. 31(1911/12):163-169.

Hilton, Turvey

  • The ‘Apache’ Dinner. 34(1913):271-278.

Hinkson, Henry Albert

  • The Exclusive Mrs Puddlecot. 24(1908):615-624.

Hitchings, Florence

  • The Naya’s Wooing. 32(1912):584-590.

Hobart-Hampden, Ernest

  • A Princess of the Desert. 27(1909/10) :613-622.

Holden, Mary

  • Desperate Straits. 33(1912/13):285-292.

Holdsworth, Annie E., afterwards Lee-Hamilton Mr Jerningham. 5(1898/9):432-438.

Holland, Lionel Hon.

  • Perico; The Black Cat of Malaga. 12(1902):245-257.

Holland, Mark

  • Madame La Duchesse. 4(1898):667-674.

Holmes, Ethel

  • The New Chauffeur, 16(1904):282-286.

Hood, Eliza

  • The Runaway. 6(1899) :667-678.

Hope, Cavendish

  • A Passport. 30(1911):46-52.

Hope, Graham

  • A Payment in Full. 21(1906/7)-.393-396.

Horn, Holloway

  • The Third Act. 35(1913/14):145-150.

Horsnell, Horace

  • The Image Maker. 36(1914):380-386.

Houseman, Laurence

  • Tales of a Woodcutter. 22(1907):288-293,419-423.

Howard, Clifford

  • A False Move. 27(1909/10):354-360.
  • Nip and Tuck. 29(1910/11):636-637.

Howard, Mabel Harriet The Lady

  • Forgotten Chords. 2(1897):66-72.

Hueffer, Oliver Madox

  • The Devil’s Due. 25(1908/9):274-283.

Hughes, Rupert

  • The Magic Carpet (An Impossible Story). 30(1911):219-230.

Hughes, Stanley

  • Orestes Gathers Local Colour. 26(1909):530-540.

Hulme-Beaman, Emeric see also Beaman, Emeric Hulme

  • ‘Author of “Ozmar the Mystic”‘ A Dual Antagonism. 2(1897):546-554.

Humphreys, Mrs Desmond see [pseud.] Rita

Hunt, Violet Brooke

  • A Little Aversion. 3(1897/8) :531-540.

Hyde, William

  • The King’s Highway: A Winter Reverie. 25(1808/9) :291-299.

Inchbold, A. Cunnick

  • ‘Author of “Princess Feather” and “The Silver Dove”‘ Lady Betty’s Elopement. 10(1901):31-36.
  • ‘Author of “Princess Feather”‘ An Unrecorded Visit. 8(1900):173-180.

Inge, Charles

  • Surpassing Man’s Understanding. 31(1911/12):320-331.

Iota pseud. Kathleen Mannington Caffyn

  • ‘Laborare est orare’. 2(1897):393-402.

Irons, Genevieve

  • A Man May Not Marry His Grandmother. 8(1900):198-204.

Isham, Frederic Stewart

  • The Ennui Doctor. 33(l912/13):393-399.

Jackson, Fred

  • The Blue-Eyed Lady. 36(1914):485-490.
  • Bread and Butter. 36(1914):415-424.
  • A Social Buccaneer. 36(1914):360-371.

James, Grace

  • Miss Peace and the Biwa Tree. 33(1912/13):73-83.
  • The Noble Lady of Tripoli. 33(1912/13) .-472-481.

Jameson Mrs Annie Edith Falconer see [pseud.] Buckrose, J.E.

Jay, Edith Katharine Spicer see [pseud.] Prescott, E. Livingston

Jellicoe, J.

  • The Ghosts of Gray’s Inn. A Fantasy. 3(1897/8):196-198.

Jepson, Edgar Alfred

  • ‘Author of “The Mystery of the Myrtles”, “Lady Noggs, Peeress”, etc.’ March Horny. 25(1908/9):689-704.

Jones, Dora M.

  • The Ghost’s Walk. 9(1900/1):332-339.

Jubb, Olga

  • A Buried Tragedy. Founded on Fact. 10(1901) :299<-306.
  • ‘If Not’. 12(1902) :301-310.

Keate, Edith Murray

  • Between Two Streams: A Story of the Hampton Court Conference. 21(1906/7):241-250.

Kelly, Tom Mrs

  • ‘It’. A South African Experience. 4(1898):683-690.

Kemsley, Charles H.

  • On the Karoo: A Story of South Africa. 8(1900):443-453.

Kendall, Oswald

  • Lady Gwendolen Astley’s Honeymoon. 30(1911):95-106.

Kenealy, Arabella

  • ‘Author of “Woman and the Shadow”‘ Belinda Benedicta. 5(1898/9): 413-421.
  • Belinda Bewildered. 2(1897):601-607.
  • Belinda’s Beaux. 1(1896/7):415-424.
  • Blue-Eyed Eliphalet. 10(1901):77-88.
  • Charming Renee. 7(1899/1900):69-87,258-269,393-400,486-499,618-629 753-764. 8(1900):94-108,217-228,394-404,512-524,631-640,754-774. The Heir Apparent. 16(1904):570-579.
  • A Hero in Marble. 14(1903):18-28.
  • His Eligible Grace the Duke. 12(1902):376-384.
  • ‘Author of “A Semi-Detached Marriage”, “Woman and the Shadow”, etc.
  • Mr Pounsett’s Romantic Temperament. 6(1899):251-259.
  • ‘Author of “Woman and the Shadow”‘ A Spring Idyll. 3(1897/8): 659-668.
  • ‘Author of “Charming Renee”‘ The Spring Pond. 9(1900/1):179-184. The Subjugation of Belinda. 2(1897):178-186.
  • Sybilia’s Dawkins. 10(1901):737-742.
  • White of the Blues. 6(1899):685-689,

Kennard, Edward Mrs Mary E.

  • Joe: A Sportswoman. 5(1898/9):342-357.
  • A Little Horsey Nobody. 6(1899):563-571.

Kennedy, Val

  • A Way Out. 33(1912/13):562-568.

Kilmarnock, The Lord

  • A Man’s Hand. 9(1900/1) :670-675.

Kingscote, Adelina Georgina Isabella see [pseud.] Cleeve, Lucas

Kinross, Albert

  • The Last Illusion. 26(1909) .-497-512.
  • The Three Sisters. 28(1910):23-29.

Knowles, Mabel Winifred see [pseud.] Wynne, May

Kyle, William Galloway

  • Love the Perilous. 12(1902):633-637.

Lancaster, C.B.

  • Emancipating Beulah. 35(1913/14):355-365.

Lancaster, G.B. pseud. Edith Joan Lyttleton

  • ‘Author of “The Altar Stairs” Young Michael. 26(1909):65-69.

Lang, L. Lockhart

  • A School for Husbands. 27(1909/10):547-553.

Lateur, Frank see [pseud.] Streuvels, Stijn

Lathrop, Lorin G.

  • The Conjugal Company, Limited. 11(1901/2):687-695.

Leatherdale, G.F.

  • A Fair Malignant. 4(1898):322-326.

Leblanc, Maurice

  • A Tragic Christmas. 31(1911/12):119-123.

Le Queux, William Tufnell

  • The Little Countess. 14(1903):485-495.
  • The Man with a Secret. 16(1904):70-77.
  • The Prettiest Woman in Nice. 13(1902/3):545-554.
  • The Secret of Sister Gabrielle. 15(1903/4):153-163.

Leslie, R.

  • Marjorie Cholmondeley, M.D. 6(1899):433-441.

Lessing, B.

  • The Waiter. 29(1910/11):13-18.

L’Estrange, Captain

  • Love’s Bitterness: An Anglo-Indian Story. 7(1899/1900):347-358.

Liddell, Robert Scotland

  • Molly. 34(1913):562-564.

Liebermann, Else

  • Miss Johnson Ennobled. 34(1913):335-344.

Lockett, W.G.

  • The Dance of Death. 34(1913)-.491-500.
  • When the Blood Burns. 35(1913/14):307-318.

London, Jack John Griffith

  • ‘Aloha oe’. 25(1908/9):170-175.
  • The Apostate. 23(1907/8) -.675-687.
  • ‘Author of “The Call of the Wild”‘ Lost Face. 25(1908/9):524-532. The Madness of John Hamed. 26(1909):570-581.
  • The Wit of Porportuk. 25(1908/9) :465-480 .

Long, Lily A.

  • The Letters of Letitia. 32(1912):93-98.
  • What It Means. 34(1913):188-194, and supp. 2-4.

Lónyay, Ida De

  • Twin Souls. 14(1903):220-225.

Ludovic, S.K.

  • His Majesty Interferes. Part I. 21(1906/7):774-780.

Lyall, F.A.

  • The Last Gamble of Don Antonio. 24(1908):131-136.

Lyon, Chaloner

  • Death and a Woman. 7(1899/1900):598-604.
  • His Sister’s Keeper. An Incident of Ramillies. 10(1901):495-499.
  • Saved by Fire. 11(1901/2) :626-632.
  • A Sudden Reckoning. 5(1898/9):50-55.

Lyttleton, Edith Joan see Cpseud.D Lancaster, G.E.

Maartens, Maarten pseud. Joost Marius Willem van der Poorten-Schwartz

  • Ten Million A Year. 26(1909):245-253.
  • What Happened To-Morrow. 23(1907/8) .-165-174.
  • Willy-Nilly. 25(1908/9):124-133.

MacCulloch, Campbell

  • The Coward. 35(1913/14):15-24.

MacDonagh, Michael

  • The Kiss Political. 23(1907/8)-.81-86.

McEvoy, Charles

  • Exit Mr Whimps. 36(1914):56-62.

McFall, Frances Elizabeth see [pseud.] Grand, Sarah.

McFall, Haldane Chambers Haldane Cooke

  • The Law and the Order. 23(1907/8)583-591.

MacKirdy, Mrs Archibald Olive Christian Malvery

  • The Fool’s Devotion. 21(1906/7)-.604-611.

MacLachlan, Ella

  • The Wooing of Hylda. 17(1904/5) -.617-622.

MacMahon, Ella

  • The King’s River. 16(1904):629-634.
  • Noblesse Oblige: New Style, (play) 13(1902/3)-.75-78.
  • Nowadays. 3(1897/8) .-215-224.
  • Robson’s Reader. 7(1899/1900).-237-242.
  • ‘V.C.’ 3(1897):656-658.
  • ‘Author of “The Touchstone of Life”, “A New Note'” The Vision and Its Fulfilment. 2(1897):51-57.

MacManus, Seumas

  • ‘Author of “A Lad of the O’Friell’s”, “The Leading Road to Donegal”, etc.’ Billy McCarter’s Probation. 23(1907/8):255-260.
  • A Laggard in Love. 24(1908) .-282-289.
  • The Wit of the Irishwoman. 28(1910):422-427.

McNair, J.H.

  • The Birthday Feast. 36(1914): 232-236.

MacRae, Madeleine

  • The Guinea Guest. 17(1904/5):438-444.
  • Lady Jarningham’s Teddy Bear. 28(1910):90-96.
  • The Ring. 30(1911):179-184.

Majendie, Margaret Elizabeth Lady

  • A Ball-Room Tragedy. 4(1898):276-281.

Marryat, Florence afterwards Church, afterwards Lean

  • ‘Author of “An Angel of Pity” etc.’ Was It Runciman? 4(1989):441-451.

Marshall, Archibald pseud. Arthur Hammond Marshall

  • The Foiling of Mrs Bellamy-Burton. 6(1899):151-161.
  • Mother Graystock. 32(1912) :151-161.

Marshall, Arthur Hammond see [pseud.] Marshall, Archibald

Martin, J. Sackville

  • The Bargain. 30(1911)-.325-328.
  • The Blue Coat. 22(1907/8):503-507.
  • The Brothers. 24(1908):265-268.
  • Chorlton’s Failure. 34(1913):17-23.
  • An Easter Egg. 25(1908/9):713-719.
  • The Idolater. 29(1910/11):386-391.
  • Jack Austen’s Patient. 30(1911) .-270-274.
  • Love’s Young Dream. 23(1907/8):702-707.
  • The Man from the Sea. 30(1911):193-202.
  • Marie Legere: A Tale of New England. 23(1907/8):74-80.
  • Mrs Cheriton’s Whim. 34(1913):585-592.
  • A Practical Demonstration. 30(1911):19-24.
  • The Respectability of Miss Coleman. 27(1909/10):74-80.
  • Robbery With Violence. 32(1912):472-476.
  • The Strange Adventure of Judge McGoffin. 24(1908):544-549.
  • A Tale of Twopence. 27(1909/10):631-635.
  • Uncle Hans. 30(1911) :482-489.

Martindale, F.W.

  • The Glory of the Games. 24(1908):256-264.

Masson, Rosaline Orme

  • The Waggon and the Star. 24(1908):73-80.

Mathers, Helen Buckingham, afterwards Reeves

  • At the Highwoods. 9(1900/1):241-246.
  • A Romance of a Motor Car. 3(1897/8):31-39.

Mathews, Frances Aymar

  • The Mandarin. 27(1909/10):145-153.

Maugham, William Somerset

  • The Making of a Millionaire. 20(1906):343-348.

Maxwell, William Babington

  • ‘Author of “Vivien”, “Seymour Charlton”, etc.’ If Men Could Fly. 27(1909/10):14-23.
  • Seymour Charlton 24(1908):491-507,590-608. 25(1908/9):65-80, 257-273,385-400,497-509,609-623,721-736.

Mayhew, Ruth

  • From Pamela’s Diary. 7(1899/1900):575-586.

Mena, Maria Cristina

  • The Gold Vanity Set. 34(1913):391-399.

Merriman, Henry Seton pseud. Hugh Stowell Scott

  • After Many Days. 2(1897):255-262.
  • Of This Generation. 1(1896/7):127-134.

Merwin, Samuel

  • The Derelict. 34(1913):125-136.

Miall, Derwent

  • A Hero in Podbury Square. 27(1909/10):277-285.
  • An Orchid Affair. 27(1909/10):59-66.

Michaelides, Alexandra

  • Niangro. 24(1908)-.249-255.

Middlemass, Jean

  • The ‘Pique-assiette’. 14(1903):667-674.

Milbanke, Mary Ada Lady

  • A Dream and a Confession of Love. 12(1902):461-466.

Miles, Mrs Napier

  • The Making of Christina. 11(1901/2):257-272.

Millard, Dorothy Virtue

  • Tea for Three. 10(1901):167-172.

Miller, E.T.

  • Evelyn’s Wooing. A Tale of the Australian Bush. 6(1899):270-281.

Miln, Crichton

  • The Ethics of David. 35(1913/14):127-134.
  • The Greater Love: A Tale of the Spanish Fury. 35(1913/14):398-405. ‘Author of “The Gratitude of Patrick 0’Mara“‘ The Prime Minister’s Greatest Speech. 34(1913)-.531-537.

Miln, Mrs George Crichton

  • The Betrothal of Maria Mullins: A True Mormon Tale. 32(1912):536-542.
  • A Duchess and Her Dolls. 31(1911/12):210-223.
  • The Greengrocer’s Blunder. 33(1912/13):365-369.
  • The He-Suffragette. 33(1912/13):183-190.
  • Kittie. 33(1912/13):524-530.
  • Two Ordeals. 31(1911/12):501-514.
  • Why Not? 32(1912) .-236-241.

Mole, Marion

  • The Beloved Ghost. 27(1909/10):331-340.
  • The Other One.. 24(1908):483-494.

Molesworth, Mrs Louisa

  • Wanted: A Hero. 5(1898/9):547-553.

Molloy, Joseph Fitzgerald

  • Madame Kalyskoff’s Command. 4(1898):553-561.
  • Sir Francis Has An Idea. 10(1901).-447-454.

Money-Coutts, Clara

  • The Bandaged Hand. 9(1900/l):581-588.

Montgomery, Kathleen & Letitia

  • The Countess’s Bath. 22(1907):10-18.
  • The Fiasco of Montespan. 9(1900/1):312-320.
  • ‘Author of “The Cardinal’s Pawn”, “The Ark of the Curse”, “The Gate Openers”‘ The Guisers. 35(1913/14):208-218.
  • The Seigneur de Lourbes: A Story of the Accursed People, the Cagots 22(1907):667-674.

Moore, Frank Frankfort

  • After Many Days. 21(1906/7):269-277.
  • At the Eleventh Hour. 3(1897/8):167-178.
  • The Comedy at Downing Street. 23(1907/8) .-185-194.
  • In Time. 1(1896/7):260-269.
  • A Lesson in Art. 2(1897):313-323.
  • A Nest of Linnets. 9(1900/1):27-46 ,215-231,39 3,404,445-456,633-644 753-764. 10(1901) .-90-100,217-228,393-.404,513-524,633-644,749-763 Once and for All. 5(1898/9):525-538.
  • A Providential Escape. 4(1898):238-245.
  • The White Causeway. 16(1904) :2-26,131-144,297-306,489-503,610-624, 728-745. 17(1904/5):92-104,263-274,330-397,509-519.

Morgan, Edward Strachan

  • Zelinda. 29(1910/11):455-461.

Morin, Maud

  • The Collaborators. (play) 13(1902/3):496-497.
  • The Triumph of the Pariah. 15(1903/4):349-356.

Moroso, John A.

  • La Reine Dyetot. 31(1911/12) : 289-298.
  • Mignonette. 32(1912):25-38.

Morphy, E.A.

  • Conquering Miss Biddy Morton: A Complete Short Story. 35(1913/14): 572-580.

Morris, Gouverner

  • Lord Taymore’s Petticoats. 28(1910):296-300.

Muir, Ward

  • Love and a Manuscript. 13(1902/3):631-638.

Munster, Wilhelmina Countess of Munster Fitzclarence

  • The Crimson Portrait. 1(1896/7):297-305.

Murray-Eliot, K. see also Eliot, K. Murray

  • The Fairmile. 14(1903):347-361.

Napier, Eva Marie Louisa Baroness Napier of Magdala

  • The Mystery of the Garden House at Balham-Abbey. 11(1901/2):547-552.

Napier, Rosamond, afterwards Lady Rosamond Lawrence

  • Jonathan’s Brother. 35(1913/14):34-44.

Naylor, Stanley

  • Wings in Suburbia. 34(1913):279-284,

Nesbit, Edith, afterwards Bland

  • Belinda and Bellamant; or the Bells of Carillon-Land. 20(1906):355-362.

Neuman, Berman Paul

  • East and West. 26(1909):513-520.
  • Higglethwaite’s Wooing. 29(1910/11):90-98.
  • A Pious Founder. 29(1910/11):509-517.
  • A Transformation Scene. 14(1903):449-459.

Newton, Wilfrid Douglas

  • An Adventure by the Way: A Complete Short Story. 35(1913/14) :617-626.
  • The Whiff O’Lavender. 35(1913/14):417-424.

Nicholson, Lady Dorothy

  • As It Happened. 10(1901):337-358.
  • A Boer Love Story. 7(1899/1900):723-735.
  • Her Utmost Will. 11(1901/2) :239-252.
  • Jose. A South African Story. 7(1899/1900):223-230.
  • Virginia. 8(1900):501-504.

Nicholson, Lucy

  • The Disastrous Dinner. 33(1912/13):618*621.
  • A Sparkling American. 34(1913):485-490.

Noel, Felix

  • Mistress Muscipula. 18(1905):500-504.
  • A Pig-Headed Apostle. 30(1911):350-355.
  • The Poet’s Affinity. 16(1904):682-687.

Norcott, Major G.

  • Mrs Rhodes’ Revenge. 20(1906):94-96.

Norman, Mrs George pseud. Melesina Mary Blount

  • Mrs Greville’s Episode. 25(1908/8):412-419.

Norris, H.L.

  • Quid Pro Quo. 30(1911):596-602.

Norris, William Edwards

  • A Simple Soul. 1(1896/7):582-589.
  • The Sorrowful Sonneteer. 3(1897/8):11-18.
  • The Three Aspirants. 1(1896/7):65-71.

Ohlson, Harold

  • Wayward Love. 14(1903):147-152.

O’Kane, W.M.

  • My Caravan (A Comedy). 34(1913):291-297.

Oliver, Owen pseud. Sir Joshua Albert Flynn

  • A Court Physician. 24(1908):362-371.

O’Patrick, Patrick

  • Developments. 32(1912):434-442.
  • Mlle Deslys Lunches Out. 33(1912/13):22-28.

Oppenheim, James

  • Everyday: A Tale of the Ghetto. 27(1909/10):225-234.
  • The Unborn. 27(1909/10) -.35-44.

Ormiston, Cicely G.

  • Yellow on Black. 35(1913/14):292-298.

Orpen, Adela E. Mrs

  • A Surprise Party. 3(1897/8):199-205.

Osborne, Duffield

  • Divers Ways. 20(1906):726-733.

Ould, Fielding

  • The Copper Mirror. 34(1913):112-116.
  • A Cure for Fevers. 32(1912):258-268.
  • A Love Token. 32(1912):347-352.

Oxenham, John pseud. William Arthur Dunkerley

  • ‘Author of “John of Gerisau”, “Under the Iron Flail” etc. etc.’ The Defection of Mrs Keckle. 14(1903): 369-384.
  • Slip-Knots: A Story of Circumstantial Evidence. 20(1906):390-398.

Ozaki, Yei Theodora

  • Buddha’s Crystal. A Japanese Fairy Tale. Translated and Told in English. 15(1903/4) :626-636.

Page, Gertrude afterwards Dobbin

  • Two Dogs and an Interfering Fate. 13(1902/3):359-367.

Pakington, Mary Augusta Hon.

  • A Last Chance. 33(1912/13):309-323.
  • A Side Issue. 8(1900):84-88.

Palk, Mary Evelyn Hon.

  • Figl-a-me. 14(1903):569-577.

Paston, George pseud. Emily Morse Symonds A Deal in Allspice. 9(1900/1) :713-719.

  • Golden Numbers. 2(1897):659-664.
  • The Lady of the Tower. 7(1899/1900):445-451.
  • Light Refreshments. 19(1901):669-676.
  • Miss Mynor’s Ruysdael. Suggested by a French Story Called ’Le Ruysdael’. 5(1898/9):691-695.

Patten, Anna B.

  • Saint Elizabeth. 29(1910/11):465-469.

Penrose, Mrs H.H.

  • Judgment and Mercy: An Irish Story. 30(1911):591-595.

Perceval, Valentine

  • The Procrastination of Sydney Cavendish. 13(1902/3) -.604-607.

Percival, Harry

  • Courtship on Canvas. 12(1902):717-722.

Perkins, Bessie Andre

  • In a Wood. 14(1903):203-208.

Philips, Austin (John Austin Drury)

  • The Bath. 26(1909):379-384.
  • The Education of Ambrose. 24(1908)-.46-48,188-190,278-281,433-435, 580-581,633-636.
  • The Girl in the Train. 36(1914):451-457.
  • The Hut. 25(1908/9):538-544.
  • The Writing on the Wall. 30(1914):131-3.

Phillips, F.C.

  • Some People Have Luck. 4(1898):170-173.

Phillips, May

  • The Mystery of the Pearl Crescent. 8(1900)-.71-78.
  • The Second Miss Allonby. 8(1900):621-625.

Phillpotts, Eden

  • The Banns of Mercy Jane. 25(1908/9):188-192.

Pickthall, Marmaduke William

  • Tra-la-la! 28(1910) .-497-508.
  • The Wise Men of Petit-Pré. 29(1910/11)-.247-254.

Pink, Richard

  • Death Before Dishonour: A Drama in Two Acts, as Actually Performed by the Village Players of Puddlecombe, and Here Reproduced by Richard Pink. 35(1913/14):485-492.

Pollock, Frank Lillie

  • The Desire of the Eyes. 26(1909):422-432.

Poore, Ida Margaret Lady

  • Stormy: Change: Fair. 7(1899/1900):249-257.

Poorten-Schwartz, J.M.W. van der see [pseud.] Maartens, Maarten

Porter, William Sydney see [pseud.] Henry, O.

Porter, Betha

  • Married on Twopence: Being an Account of the Preachments of Mark and His Practice When He Married a Wife. 29(1910/11):543-564.

Potter, M.E.

  • The Liar. 27(1909/10 ):651-654.

Praed, Mrs Campbell

  • The Marriage of Marje. 5(189 8/9):672-683.
  • Miss Crosson’s Familiar. 2(1897):297-304.

Pratt, Ambrose

  • The Iron Hand. 30(1911) :167-171.
  • The Red Flag. 28(1910)-.163-171.
  • The Sonata Appassionata. 25(1908/9):446-448.

Prescott, R. Livingston pseud. Edith Katharine Spicer Jay

  • A Cabman’s Whistle. 4(1898):121-126.
  • Cherry Cheeks: His Tragedy. 2(1897):525-536.
  • ‘Author of “Scarlet and Steel”, “Dearer Than Honour” etc.’ Italics v. Plungers. 8(1900) :159-165.

Primrose, Ethel Mills

  • A Penn’oth of the Park. 23(1907/8):390-394.

Pryce, Richard

  • A Day of Roses. 2(1897):435-438.
  • Of One Night’s Shining. 1(1896/7):363-372.

Puddicombe, Anna Adaliza see [pseud.] Raine, Allen

Purcell, John S.

  • The Countess, Myself and Another. 18(1905) :197-202.

Radziwill, Catherine Princess, afterwards Kolb, afterwards Danvin

  • The Song of the Angel. 10(1901):202-203.

Raine, Allen pseud. Anna Adaliza Puddicombe

  • ‘Author of “A Welsh Singer” and “Fornsails”.’ Ana Pwr Thing. 4(1898):426-435.
  • A Brave Welshwoman. 12(1902):620-625.

Raleigh, Alan pseud. Elijah Brown

  • The Coward. 32(1912) :168-175.

Ralli, Constance

  • The Missing Monarch: A Fragment of Unwritten History. 23(1907/8): 297-301.

Ramsay, Rina

  • A Child of the State. 27(1909/10):528-532.

Ramsden, Guendolen Lady Helen

  • The Fairies’ Dispute. 2(1897) :187-193.
  • ‘The Waters of Lethe’. 3(1897/8):254-260.

Ranger-Gull, Cyril A.E. see [pseud.] Thorne, Guy

Rankine, John

  • The Price of a Sermon. 24(1908):419-425.

Raphael, John Nathaniel

  • Husband to Order: A Farce. 33(1912/13):622-640.
  • The Inch of Tallow Dip: A Story of a Devil and a Monk. 32(1912): 321-324.

Rawson, Maud Stepney

  • April Love. 13(1902/3):667-678.
  • Delia at a Disadvantage. 1(1896/7):647-656.
  • The Doves of the Boones. 13(1902/3):305-316.
  • Easter Joy. 15(1903/4):672-680.
  • The End of the Holiday. 12(1902) :477-483.
  • In the Green House. 14(1903):586-604.
  • ‘Author of “A Lady of the Regency”‘ The King’s Holiday. 8(1900): 563-571.
  • March Love. 12(1902):59-73.
  • A Pious Fraud. 4(1898):305-312.
  • A Table Part. 9(1900/1) .-193-204.
  • ‘Venus’ Runaway’. A Tale of the Regency. 5(1898/9) :447-462.

Redvers, F. Lawrence

  • The Violin Master. 4(1898):457-460.

Reid, Marion

  • ‘Tis Hundred Years Since. 2(1897)-.677-682.

Reid, Sybil Beatrice

  • Playing the Game. 5(1898/9):262-264.

Reinganum, Percy E.

  • The Education of Lady Melchester. 15(1903/4)-.367-362.

Reynolds, Mrs Baillie see also Robins, Gertrude M.

  • ‘Author of “Phoebe in Fetters”, “The Man Who Won,” etc.’ Taking the Cake: A Complete Short Story. 19(1905/6):252-256.

Rhodes, Harrison

  • Worldly Letters to a Debutante. 28(1910)-.372-380.

Richards, H. Grahame

  • The Boast. 34(1913) :515-524.
  • The Half Ticket. 30(1911):410-414.
  • The Mirror of Truth. 34(1913):455-465.
  • The Sack. 34(1913):72-79.
  • The Surprising Secretary. 31(1911/12):534-540.

Richardson, Aubrey Mrs

  • An Incidental Man. 3(1897/8):60-64.
  • Profit or Loss? 9(1900/1) :701-706.

Richepin, Jean

  • The One-Eyed Beggars. 36(1914):312-315.

Ridding, Laura Elizabeth Lady

  • The Prince’s Spectacles. 6(1899):212.

Ridge, W. Pett

  • Change in the Cabinet. 35(1913/14):160-166.

Ridley, Muriel

  • The Ross-Tree: A Fairy Story. 16(1904):78-83.

Rita pseud. Mrs Desmond Humphreys

  • Alberga’s ‘Mr Smith’. 14(1903):248-258.
  • The Brave Mariana. 23(1907/8):335-342.
  • The Cure à 1’air. 8(1900)-.275-289.
  • Deliverance. 2(1897):509-517.
  • The Guards’ Waltz. 12(1902):599-612.
  • The Haunted Bedrpom: A Tale of Monte Carlo. 23(1907/8):245-250. How They Collaborated. 7(1899/1900):94-96.
  • The Listener. 6(1899):473-481.
  • The Millionaire Girl. 17(1904/5):221-230.
  • The Nameless Gentleman. 29(1910/11):168-175.
  • Naughty Mrs Gordon. 18(1905):Oct supp. 1-46.
  • The Passing on of Miss Flint. 15(1903/4):83-93.
  • The Other Woman. 1(1896/7):350-357.
  • The Telegram. 27(1909/10)-.201-208.
  • A Test of Endurance. 16(1904):57-65.
  • The Unhappy Pair. 9(1900/1):157-168.
  • Unsent Letters. 3(1897/8)-.329-337. 4(1898)-.40-50,292-298. 5(1898/9):32-39.

Rittenberg, Max

  • A Blow to the Entente: A Public School Experiment with Foreign Correspondence. 34(1913):435-439.
  • Juliette Needs Advice. 31(1911/12):388-389.
  • Modern Arabian Days: Being the Adventures of a Djinn. 32(1912):415-422, 521-525. 33(1912/13):14-21,165-170,262-269,414-420,516-523. The Night Side of Venice. 30(1911) : 539-540.
  • ‘Author of “Swirling Waters”, “The Mind-Reader”, “The Cockatoo”‘
  • The Power Behind the Throne. 35(1913/14):529-534.
  • Strong Medicine. 34(1913):249-254.
  • The Turney’s Tax. 31(1911/12)-.264-265.

Rivers, Frances

  • A Dedication: A Complete Short Story. 35(1913/14):556-564.

Roberts, Alexander Baron von

  • Trans. Mrs Charles Edward Lennard. Sedan. 16(1904):247-258.

Roberts, Morley

  • Mrs Tansley’s Trunk. 3(1897/8) .-472-479.
  • A Travel-Picture. 2(1897):409-415.

Robertson, A. Fraser

  • Cecilia’s Parasol: An Episode. 449-456.
  • The Chagrin of Mistress Elizabeth. 13(1902/3):185-189.

Robins, Gertrude M., afterwards see also Reynolds, Mrs Baillie

  • A Marriage Treaty. 10(1901):464-474.
  • The Relations: What They Related. A Series of Weird Stories. 11(1901/2):432-443,563-573,705-718. 13(1902/3):85-94. 12(1902): 38-48,207-218,349-360,427-434,644-654,785-794.

Robins, Mabel H.

  • Castles in the Air. 19(1906)-.83-86.
  • ‘Author of “How Fools Propose”, “Forbidden Fruit”, “A Marriage Announcement” etc.’ A Conspiracy. 16(1904) .-465-472.
  • In the Background. 8(1900):713-718.
  • Oleanders. 17(1904/5):676-681.
  • The World’s End. 7(1899/1900):364-370.

Romily, Arabella Charlotte Lady

  • The Codicil. 11(1901/2):277-284.
  • The Mummy Necklace. A True Story of the Occult. 5(1898/9) :498-499. The Lilac Room. 7(1899/1900) :171-179.
  • Old Letters. 17(1904/5):491-499.
  • The Wayfarer. 13(1902/3):717-722.

Rosa, Matilda pseud. Charlotte Penrhyn Dacre

  • When a Man Wins Out. 28(1910):209-215.

Rose, Winifred

  • The Collaborators. 35(1913/14):98-100, supp. 2-4.

Rosenkrantz, Baroness

  • ‘Tarn o’ the Smile’. 13(1902/3):463-466.

Ross, Michael

  • The Courting of Betsy Maclean. 2(1897):203-211.

Rosslyn, Countess of

  • The Marriage of the Rainbow and the Rose. An Allegory. 5(1898/9): 339-341.
  • ‘My Lady of the Golden Heart’. 7(1899/1900):693-696.
  • Roumania, Her Majesty the Queen of Carmen Silva Balta (The Lake). 3(1897/8):680-684.
  • The Serpent Isle. l(1896/7):528-535.
  • The Siege of Widin. An Episode in the Russo-Turkish War. 4(1898): 259-265.

Russell, William Clark

  • The Tragedy of Ida Noble. 17(1904/5):Dec supp. 1-94.

Sackville, Margaret Lady

  • The Conversations of Lady Ilaria. 33(1912/13):536-539.
  • The Magic Mirror. 22(1907) :97-101.
  • The Princess and the Shepherd. 21(1907/7):279-284.
  • Ydrun and the Prince. 20(1906) :559-563.

Salmon, Arthur Leslie

  • A Literary Aspirant. 23(1907/8):294-296.
  • Professor Maurepas. 24(1908):207-211.

Sandys, Oliver pseud. Marguerite Florence Barclay, afterwards Evans see also Barclay, Armiger and Oliver Sandys

  • Blinkeyes – Theatrical Agent. 26(1906) :77-80.
  • His Funniest Joke. 27(1909/10) :194-200.

Satchell, William

  • The Deserters. 26(1909):541-544.

Savile, Frank

  • The Higher Romance. 25(1908/9):107-112.

Sayers, Francis H. see [pseud.] Cecil, Lady Francis

Scheffauer, Herman George

  • The Bird and the Ballad. 23(1907/8):533-540.
  • The Hand of the Mother: A Story of Pre-Natal Influence. 21(1906/7): 330-332.
  • His Own Flesh and Blood. 32(1912):246-251.
  • The Lance of the Sunlight. 25(1908/9):60-64.
  • Thus It Befall at Monte Carlo. 21(1906/7):471-477.

Scott, Hugh Stowell see [pseud.] Merriman, Henry Seton

Scott, W.P.

  • A Business Connection. 31(1911/12) :579-586.
  • A Pobble’s Toes. 32(1912):565-571.

Scriven, Alma

  • Woman and Subterwoman. 20(1906) :706-708.

Seaton, The Lady

  • Lady Octavia’s Dilemma. 10(1901):285-289.
  • The Mayfair Mystery. 11(1901/2):345-352.

Sargeant, Adeline Emily Frances Adeline

  • Betty’s Love-Letters. 11(1901/2):61-70.
  • A Change of Circumstances. 2(1897):373-381.
  • For Pastime. 17(1904/5) :377-384.
  • The Heart of Lady Caradoc. 15(1903/4):14-24.
  • Lady Lavender’s Three Chances. A Story of the Occult. 3(1897/8): 420-427.
  • Mary Ellen. A Fairy Tale. 7(1899/1900):707-717.
  • A Turn of the Wheel. 6(1899):396-403.

Sharp, Evelyn

  • The Occupations of Lai Wynton. 6(1899 ):715-723.

Sharp, H.M.

  • The Enchantress. 15(1903/4):502-50 8.
  • The Flaming Sword. 22(1907):89-96.
  • ‘L’Homme Propose’. 19(1901):699-704.
  • A Man’s Name. 11(1901/2):735-742.

Sheridan, Ada

  • Pitfalls. 28(1910):195-202.

Shirlaw, William

  • The Little Devil Who Died. 23(1907/8):377-384.

Shirres, A.H.

  • The Interference of Mrs Green. 29(1910/11):433-442.

Simpson, Emily H. and Chris Heaps

  • The Wobbler. 28(1910) :622-624.

Sinclair, May.

  • The Judgment of Eve. 23(1907/8):Dec supp. 1-32.

Singleton, Mary (Montgomerie), afterwards Lady Currie see [pseud.] Fane, Violet

Smedley, Constance, afterward (see also) Armfield, Constance

  • Mayfair Stories. 19(1905/6):50-53,185-191,317-323,450-456 ,559-565. 685-691.
  • The Protegee. 17(1904/5):47-54.
  • The Secret of the China Closet. Being Extracts from the Diary of Miss Catharine Denny, Written in the Year of Our Lord, 1760. 12 (1902):568-575.

Smith, Ada Ellen see also Smith, Ellen Ada

  • Like Leaves Before the Storm. 10(1901)-.366-372.

Smith, Bertram

  • Found Drowned. 23(1907/8):143-148.

Smith,.Constance

  • ‘Author of “The Repentance of Paul Wentworth”‘ An Admirable Arrangement. 2(1897):76-81.
  • The Dead Hand. 9(1900/1):277-284.

Smith, Ellen Ada see also Smith, Ada Ellen A Democratic Princess. 12(1902):86-94.

  • An Idealist’s Wooing. 16(1904):183-190.
  • The Wedding-Ring of the Marquise. 11(1901/2):76-85.

Smith, Ernest Bramah see [pseud.] Bramah, Ernest

Smith, H.E. Caldwell

  • The Proud Little Duchess. 27(1909/10):177-184.

Sneddon, Robert W.

  • The Little Lead Soldier. 35(1913/14):219-224.

Sneyd-Kynnersley, E.M.

  • ‘Author of “A Snail’s Wooing”‘ Out of the Deep: An Alpine Incident 30(1911):490-498.

Somerset, Her Grace the Duchess of

  • Caterina. A Story of the Vendetta. 6(1899):14-33.

Sotgille, S. Le

  • ‘Pet’ of the ‘Plumpickers’: Three Christmases. 19(1905/6):176-183.

Speed, Ida

  • The Genuine Article. 35(1913/14):53-57.

St Cloud, Mathilde

  • French Follies – and Fancies. 33(1912/13):329-330, Jan supp. 2-8, Feb supp. 2-10, Mar supp. 2-14, Apr supp. 2-16, 433-436.

Stacpoole, Henry de Vere

  • The Lion in Charge: A Shikar Tale. 29(1910/11):210-217.
  • ‘Author of “The Blue Lagoon”‘ A Terrible Mistake. 25(1908/9): 285-288.
  • The Triumph of Art. 35(1913/14):173-177.

Stacpoole, Henry de Vere and W.A. Bryce

  • The Lion’s Den. 22(1907):337-339.

Stanhope, Gilbert

  • Green Is Forsaken. 13(1902/3):621-627.
  • The Queen Takes the Trick. 16(1904):429-441.
  • A Royal Missive. 16(1904):689-699.
  • ‘Scarcely Fair’. 10(1901):573-583.
  • Statecraft and Lovecraft. 14(1903):41-50.
  • A Two-Anna Stamp. 12(1902):231-239.

Stanley, Frederika

  • Ena and Her Motor-Car. 16(1904) :168-175.

Steel. Flora Annie

  • ‘Author of “The Potter’s Thumb”, “On the Face of the Waters”, etc.’ The Call of the East. 24(1908):579-583.
  • ‘Author of “On the Face of the Waters'”. From the Grave and Gate of
  • Death. 1(1896/7):467-479.
  • Idle Tears. 2(1897):293-296.
  • The Wisdom of Our Lord Ganesh. 23(1907/8) :650-657.

Stevens, Ethel Stefana, afterwards Lady Drower

  • ‘Author of “The Veil”, “The Mountain of God” etc.’ The Hothouse Plant. 30(1911):364-379.
  • The Silly Young Cuckoo. 29(1910/11) :424-432.
  • A Woman in Waiting. 30(1911):442-446.
  • The Third Camel. 26(1909):593-608.

Stewart, Colin Macdougall

  • The Guiding Hand. 34(1913):233-240.

Stewart, F.

  • ‘Author of “Punchinello” etc.’ The Tragedy of Faustine. 15(1903/10 : 739-747.

Stock, Ralph

  • The Little Brown Girl. 28(1910):603-611.
  • Lorette: A Tale of the Canadian Prairie. 26(1909):491-496.

Stone, Christopher

  • Tonine. 30(1911):32-37.

Strawbridge, Avron

  • The Courtship of Mr Lancelot Chuckabubby. 29(1910/ll):279-288.

Street, Julian

  • The Englishman. 23(1907/8):567-574.
  • The Gold Fish: A Christmas Fantasy. 33(1912/13) :103-112.

Streuvels, Stijn pseud. Frank Lateur

  • Trans. A Tei Xeira de Mattos from West Flemish Dialect. The Loafer. 25(1908/9):141-144.

Strong, Rowland

  • A French Soldier’s Mother. 30(1911):285-293.

Sullivan, Archibald

  • Backgrounds. 33 (1912/13):493-500.
  • Cattery Cottage. 35(1913/14):509-518.
  • The Choice. 32(1912):325-331.
  • The Compromising of Clementine. 36(1914):371-379.
  • Drake: A Story Which is Told Somewhat Differently From What You Would Expect. 33(1912/13):113-124.
  • Early Victorian. 33(1912/13):59-65.
  • The Fright. 32(1912):572-578.
  • Greater Love Hath -. 33(1912/13):293-300.
  • Greatly Reduced: A Sale’s Tragedy. 33(1912/13):386-392.
  • The Impediment. 33(1912/13):46-52.
  • The Inducement. 32(1912):44-51.
  • Lady Diana. 34(1913):417-426.
  • The Liar. 32(1912):224-229.
  • The Mother Who Didn’t Care. 31(1911/12):561-567. .
  • The Ornamental Mother. 32(1912):4S5-471.
  • The Pretenders. 31(1911/12):397-403.
  • Something and Somebody. 32(1912):136-142.
  • The Sport. 31(1911/12):486-492.
  • The Straw. 30(1911):454-458.
  • Summer Possession. 34(1913):31-39.
  • The Sun on the Table. 35(1913):274-280.
  • Virginia Goes Saleing. 30(1911):84-91.
  • Virginia’s Baby. 31(1911/12):299-309.
  • Wedding Eves and Adams. 36(1914):207-16.

Surrey, George S.

  • The Psyche. 34(1913):549-558.

Sutton, Laura L.

  • The Two Poles. A Dialogue. 11(1901/2):616-619.

Swan, Myra

  • Lady Cadet Mildred. 7(1899/1900):377-385.

Kymonds, Emily Morse see [pseud.] Paston, George

Syrett, Netta

  • The Favourite of the Gods. 13(1902/3):57-66.

Tarkington, Booth

  • ‘Author of “Monsieur Beaucaire”‘ Lord Jerningham. 20(1906):619-627.

Tassinari, B. Danyell

  • Out of Society’s Post-Bag. 5(1898/9):320-324.

Taylor, Herbert

  • Eleine of Fenmore. 16(1904):391-396.

Tchekoff, Anton Pavlovitch

  • Trans. J.O. Hartelman and M. Bird. Enemies. 2Q(1906):487-493.
  • Trans. J.O. Hartelman and M. Bird. An Episode With No Title. 20(1906):750-752.

Tonnant, Mrs Robert

  • Our Bridge Quartette: A Very Practical Story for Beginners. 21(1906/7): 227-232,387-392,513-518,612-617.

Terhune, Albert Payson

  • Men’s Idols. 36(1914):298-303, Jul supp. 2-14.

Terriss, Ellaline afterwards Lady Ellaline Hicks Lewin

  • Dorothy’s Sacrifice. 21(1906/7):264-267.
  • Dull Annette and the Wonderful Whip: A Fairy Tale for Children. 23(1907/8):239-243.

Thomas, Leslie

  • A Squire of Dames: A Complete Short Story. 20(1906):203-206.

Thompson, Vincent Stanley

  • Elizabeth, I, and a Book. 23(1907/8):429t433.

Thorne, Guy pseud. Cyril A.E. Ranger-Gull

  • ‘Author of “When It Was Dark'” A Regent of Love Rhymes. 19(1905/6):162-166.

Thurston, Katherine Cecil

  • ‘Author of “The Circle”, “John Chilcote, M.P.”‘ The Gambler. 18(1905):3-17,173-184,292-311,476-489,595-609,717-728. 19(1905/6) :91-103,262-292,395-416,507-532,631-653,751-773.

Tillard, Irene

  • Not Counting the Cost. 36(1914):3-8.

Tillerton, W.R.

  • The Women We Marry. 36(1914):225-232.

Todd, Margaret M.D. see [pseud.] Travers, Graham

Toler, M. Ashley

  • The Snake-Stone. A Story of Life in South Africa. 13(1902/3):389-398.

Tolstoi, Countess Sophee Andreevna

  • The Lamovoi Letter. 26(1909):115-121.

Tottenham, Blanche Mary Loftus

  • ‘Author of “In the Shadow of the Three”‘ ‘By Order of the Borgia’ 4(1898):649-658.
  • An Unconvicted Crime. 7(1899/1900):19-28.

Tourgieneff, Ivan

  • The Triumph of Love. Translated by The Marchesa Maria Incontri. 9(1900/1):134-147.

Towgood, Edith Ethel

  • A Lady Leaguer. 13( 1902/3)-.731-739.

Townend, W.

  • A Letter Home. 34(1913):142-148.

Trafford-Taunton, Winifred

  • The Man in the Grey Coat. 18(1905):697-703.
  • The Manoeuvres of Whiskers. 18(1905):579-583.

Travers, Graham pseud. Todd, Margaret M.D.

‘Author of “Mona Maclean”, “Fellow Travellers” etc.’ An Indian Summer. 2(1897)-.271-282.

Treeby, E.

  • The Gentleman. 33(1912/13):576-582.

Treherne, Philip

  • Queen Elizabeth’s Visit. 11(1901/2):201-205.

Trevena, John pseud, see also Henham, Ernest George

  • By Violence. 28(1910):180-189.
  • ‘Author of “Furze the Cruel”‘ The Christening of the Fifteen. 24(1908):385-390.

Troubridge, Laura Lady

  • The First Kiss: An Impression. 13(1902/3):101-105.
  • Lady Overing’s Views. 4(1898):28-30.
  • ‘Author of “The House of Cards'” The Rajah’s Bond. 24(1908): 39-45.
  • Shilling Points. 11(1901/2):14-22.
  • Visited on the Children. 3(1897/8):359-368.
  • Where She Drew the Line. 27(1909/10)660-665.

Turner, Margaret Stoors

  • Adam and Eve. 34(1913):55-63.
  • A Night Out at London’s Carnival. 25(1908/9):314-319.

Turner, Reginald

  • In the Bay of Naples. 24(1908):409-414.

Turnor, Maxwell

  • Toujou: A Missing Friend Who Nearly Spoilt a Wedding Day. 28(1910) 67-68.

Tuttle, Florence Guertin

  • The French Doll’s Dowry. 29(1910/11):362-371.

Tynan, Katharine, afterwards Hinkson

  • Aunt Lucy’s Legacy. 18(1905):336-340.
  • The Device of the Duchess. 14(1903):273-283.
  • A Hallelujah Lady. 15(1903/4):551-558.
  • The Inn of Meetings. 20(1906):267-272.
  • The Judgment of Solomon. 21(1906/7):519-26.
  • ‘Lady Alice’. 24(1908):159-166.
  • A Lost Sheep. 26(1909):281-288.

Underwood, Ena W.

  • The King. 33(1912/13):249-261.
  • The Mirror of La Granja. 33(1912/13):145-156.

Urch, M.C.

  • Neighbours. 35(1913/14):433-440.

Urner, Mabel Herbert

  • The Return. 29(1910/11):492-498.

Vallings, Harold

  • A Mystery of the Moor. 15(1903/4):194-207.
  • ‘A Woman Relents’. 5(1898/9):655-664.

Vane, Margaret Lady

  • The Haunted Wardrobe. 6(1899):697-704.
  • The Three Messengers. 10(1901):505-506.
  • Three Nights at Bulmer Castle. 5(1898/9):220-225.

Velvin, Ellen

  • Madame de Lorne. 9(1900/1):467-473.

Vereker, Mabel The Hon.

  • An Experience. 10(1901):607-610.

Vernede, Robert Ernest

  • The Assault on Lord Harestone. 23(1907/8):499-505.
  • The Softening of Mr Whippershaw. 24(1908):273-277.

Vicocq, Eleanor

  • An Understudy: A Complete Short Story. 20(1906):41-47.

Vorse, Mary Heaton

  • The Undoing of Man. 22(1907):546-552.

Ward, Mrs Humphry

  • Delia Blanchflower. 36(1914):321-339,434-445,499-522, Sept supp. 2-12 Oct supp. 2-8, unfinished.

Warner, Anne afterwards Mrs Charles Ellis French see also French, Anne Warner

  • By Decree of Their Guardian Angel. 21(1906/7):23-28.
  • The Day of Her Sale. 22(1907):149-153.
  • The Greatest of These Is -. 24(1908) : 311-320.
  • The Kaiser’s Cousin of Clausthal: A Tale of the Oberharz. 22(1907): 396-400.
  • ‘Author of “The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary”‘ A Liberal-Unionist Contest. 28(1910):567-582.
  • The Man of the Future. 30(1911):386-396.
  • A Thief in the Night. 29(1910/11):392-399.

Wathen-Bartlett, Vanda

  • Woman in the Singular. A Dialogue. 10(1901):711-716.

Watson, Edmund Henry Lacon

  • The Courting of Emilia. 5(1898/9):485-490.
  • The Development of Clement Burton. 6(1899)-.417-424.
  • The Heiress and the Fire-Engine. 8(1900):47-54.

Watson, Henry Brereton Marriott

  • Romance at Random. 24(1908):467-477,651-663. 25(1908/9):12-22,208-218,320-331,431-440,550-561,660-671. 26(1909):51-60,136-146,305-315,406-416.

Webster, Gertie De S.

  • After Five Years. An Interlude. 16(1904):566-568.

Webster, Henry Kitchell

  • Giving Cynthia a Rest. 34(1913):210-223.

Weekes, Agnes Russell

  • I Wonder? 32(1912):88-92.

Weekes, Rose Kirkpatrick

  • Alda Abducted. 30(1911):294-305.
  • His Lordship and Baby: An Amusing Seaside Tragedy. 18(1905):469-475.
  • The Wife of the Member. 18(1905):87-92.

Wells, H.G.

‘Author of “The New Machiavelli”, “Tono Bungay”., etc.’ Marriage. 31(1911/12):354-374,457-475,609-628. 32(1912):64-83,185-202,277-293,369-385,499-505 + supp. 1-16,597-604 + supp. 2-18. 33(1912/13):96-100 + supp. 2-22, Dec supp. 2-30.

Wells, Leila Burton

  • A Lady for An Hour: The Story of a Girl and a Dress. 28(1910):283-293.
  • Paint and Powder. 30(1911):575-588.

Wentworth-James, Gertie de S.

  • The Birthdays of Delia. 18(1905):41-46,131-136,250-255,431-436.
  • A Hard Woman’s Christmas. 19(1906):141-145.
  • That Fawn Coat. 17(1904/5):559-563.
  • A Matter-of-Fact Husband. 17(1904/5):242-245.

Westrup, William

  • ‘Author of “The Debt”, “The Land of To-Morrow”, etc.’ The Last Flight. 34(1913):358-366.

Weyman, Stanley John

  • Starve Crow Farm. 17(1904/5):3-16,129-144,312-324,451-467,594-609 , 723-736. 18(1905):97-104,211-225,391-406,511-521,624,646,741-763.

Whitby, Beatrice

  • ‘Author of “The Awakening of Mary Fenwick”‘ Cemented. A Story Founded on Fact. 4(1898):410-419.
  • Rose-Coloured Spectacles. 10(1901):185-195.

Whitby, J.E.

  • A Terrible Journey. 29(1910/11) :623-629.

White, E.

  • A Case for Compensation. 24(1908):144-152.

White, E.L.

  • The Adventure. 32(1912):550-559 .
  • Evil Be to Him Who Thinks Evil. 33(1912/13):423-433.
  • The Formula. 31(1911/12):381-387.
  • The Hoof-Slide. 29(1910/11):569-577.
  • Jack of Hearts. 28(1910):32-42.
  • Mr Cophetua and the Governess. 28(1910):476-481.
  • The Young Pretender. 27(1909/10):567-579.

White, J. Ashford

  • The Vivandiere. 34(1913):25-29.

White, Michael

  • At the Café of the Nightingale. 30(1911):238-241.

White, Percy

  • ‘Author of “The Patient Man”‘ The Cub: A Complete Short Story. 19(1905/6):225-9.
  • The King’s Escape: A Page from the Secret History of the Exiled House of Uscovia. 29(1910/11):228-236.

White, William

  • Mrs Surtee’s Money. 36(1914):81-87.

Wiehe, Evelyn May

  • Jacquetta. 10(1901):683-691.

Wilkins, Mary Eleanor, afterwards Freeman

  • A New England Girl of Seventy Years Ago. 5(1898/9):145-150.

Wilkins, William Henry

  • The Dean of St Benedict’s. 4(1898):73-86.

Williams, H.

  • The Plaything of the Clouds: A Tale of the Aero Club. 22(1907) :179-187.

Williamson, Charles Norris and Alice Muriel The Pearls. 35(1913/14):232-238.

  • ‘Authors of “The Princess Passes'” Peggy’s Wedding. 27(1909/10): 440-449.

Wilson, Edith St. L.

The Extra Usher. 17(1904/5):332-8.

  • In a Fool’s Paradise. 16(1904):591-594.
  • In the Eyes of the World. 16(1904):677-681.
  • When Lady Staunton Laughs. 17(1904/5):431-436.

Wilson, Theodora Wilson

  • ‘Author of “Bess of Hardendale”‘ The Castle Dance. 25(1980/9): 250-256.
  • The Hunting of the Socialist. 23(1907/8):319-324.
  • The Major and the Boys. 23(1907/8):665-674.

Wolzogen, Ernst von

  • Trans. M. Barrett-Lennard. The Assistant Doctor. 22(1907) :410-418 Trans. M. Barrett-Lennard. Averse to Soap and Water. 22(1907):699 708.

Wonderly, W.C.

  • The Corot: In Which is Revealed the Story of A Famous ‘Discovered’ Painting. 33(1912/13):125-137.

Wood, F.M.

  • An Introduction to Olympus. 29(1910/11):43-48.

Wood, Leoncra

  • Unity: Aged 4, 18,–. 29(1910/11):49-51.

Wratislaw, Theordore

  • A Home Coming. 18(1905):678-681.
  • A Woman’s Wooing. 13(1902/3):484-490.

Wright, Haidee

  • At the End of the Day. 2(1897):425-434.

Wyburd, Ellis

  • Her House in Order. 20(1906):511-512.

Wylie, I.A.R.

  • The Duchess from Nowhere. 24(1908):191-200.

Wynne, May pseud. Winifred Mabel Knowles

  • ‘Author of “Henry of Navarre”‘ For Love and Navarre. 26(1909): 3-12.

Yeomans, E.B.

  • Two White Lies. 27(1909/10):373-376.

SIGNED STORIES – AUTHOR UNTRACEABLE

Brown, Harlston pseud.

  • A Friend in Need is a Friend in Deed. A Comedy in One Act. 11(1901/ 2):157-163.

DeFontmell, Eustace V. pseud.

  • Corona and Her Vagrant. 36(1914):Jun supp. 8-18.
  • The Luck-Bringer. 35(1913/14):635-642, supp. 2-4.

L’Entente-Cordiale

  • Through French Spectacles: An Everyday Impression. 24(1908):355-361.

Minor, Regent

  • At ‘The Totaras’. 11(1901/2):324-335.

N.S.S.

  • Sophy. 34(1913):167-170.

Trent, Phillipa pseud.

  • Julia’s Little Weakness. 7(1899/1900) :473-478.
  • ‘Nevertheless …’ 9(1900/1):566-572.

Vlan

The Diplomatist. 32(1912):397-402.

Zag

  • ‘Success or . . 10(1901):204-208.

ANONYMOUS AUTHORSHIP

  • Angel’s Feathers: A Legend. A Story for Children. 12(1902) :337-341.
  • The Changeling. Trans, from Portugese by Miss Campbell. 15(1903/4): 481-484.
  • Christmas Day at the Zoo: Under Seasonable Circumstances. 23(1907/8):135-142.
  • A Coward’s Blow. 33(1912/13):214-221.
  • A Fair Ellinor of Today. 9(1900/1):354-360.
  • An Introduction at Chateau Charmille. 20(1906) .615-618.
  • ‘By One Not Born In It.’ The Lap of Luxury. 11(1901/2):473-484. The Pear-Tree: A Cornish Idyll. 22(1907) :278-283.
  • The Rejected Manuscript. 15(1903/4):608-609.
  • A Tale of Simla. 13(1902/3):512-519.
  • Two Little Stories Concerning the Love of Men for Maidens. (Go Thou and Do Likewise/The Proposal). 22(1907):557-550.