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    News from Nowhere and Other Writings by William Morris (Penguin, 1993, 0-14-043330-9, £6.99, l+430pp, tp, co, cover by Tim Bryce) [edited by Clive Wilmer]
        Collection, edited with an Introduction and Notes by Clive Wilmer.
    • ix · Introduction · Clive Wilmer · in
    • xliii · Chronology · Clive Wilmer · ms
    • xlix · Bibliographical Note · Clive Wilmer · ms
    • · Romance
    • 3 · The Story of the Unknown Church · William Morris · ss Oxford and Cambridge Magazine January 1856
    • 15 · A King’s Lesson · William Morris · ss The Commonweal September 18 1886, as “An Old Story Retold”
    • 23 · Two Extracts from a Dream of John Ball · William Morris · ex A Dream of John Ball; and, A King’s Lesson by William Morris, Reilly & Britton, 1888
    • 39 · News from Nowhere, or An Epoch of Rest · William Morris · n. Roberts Brothers, 1890; this is the revised text of the first British edition, Reeves & Turner, 1891.
    • · Lectures
    • 231 · The Lesser Arts · William Morris · ar Hopes and Fears for Art by William Morris, Ellis and White, 1882
      delivered as a lecture to the Trade Guild of Learning (London, 1877) as “The Decorative Arts”.
    • 255 · Some Hints on Pattern-Designing · William Morris · ar The Architect December 17 1881 (+1)
      delivered as a lecture to The Working Men’s College, London, 1881.
    • 285 · Useful Work Versus Useless Toil · William Morris · ar Socialist League Office 1885
      delivered as a lecture to the Hampstead Liberal Club, London, 1884.
    • 307 · The Hopes of Civilization · William Morris · ar Signs of Change by William Morris, Reeves and Turner, 1888
      delivered as a lecture to the Hammersmith Branch of the Socialist League, Hammersmith, 1885.
    • 329 · Gothic Architecture · William Morris · ar Kelmscott Press, 1893
      delivered as a lecture at a meeting sponsored by the Haldane Trustees at the Corporation Galleries, Glasgow, February 11th, 1889.
    • · Occasional Prose
    • 351 · “Looking Backward” · William Morris · br The Commonweal June 22 1889
    • 359 · Under an Elm-Tree; or, Thoughts in the Countryside · William Morris · br The Commonweal July 4 1889
    • 365 · Preface to The Nature of Gothic, a Chapter from The Stones of Venice, by John Ruskin · William Morris · pr Kelmscott Press, 1892
    • 371 · Foreword to Utopia, by Sir Thomas More · William Morris · fw Kelmscott Press, 1893
    • 379 · How I Became a Socialist · William Morris · ar Justice July 16 1894
    • 385 · A Note by William Morris on His Aims in Founding the Kelmscott Press · William Morris · ar Kelmscott Press, 1896
    • · Letters
    • 393 · The Eastern Question · William Morris · lt The Daily News October 26 1876
    • 399 · Anti-Scrape · William Morris · lt The Athenaeum March 10 1877
    • 403 · St Mark’s, Venice · William Morris · lt The Daily News November 1 1879
    • 407 · Notes · Clive Wilmer · ms

    The Vampyre and Other Tales of the Macabre ed. Robert Morrison & Chris Baldick (Oxford, 1997, 0-19-283291-3, $9.95, 278pp, tp, an, cover by G. Baldry)
        Anthology of 14 stories originally published from 1819-1838. Authors include John Polidori, James Hogg, and Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu. This is part of the Oxford “World’s Classics” series, and includes explanatory and biographical notes, a select bibliography, and a lengthy introduction by the editors discussing the title story and the development of horror literature during the period.

    ParaSpheres: Extending Beyond the Spheres of Literary and Genre Fiction: Fabulist and New Wave Fabulist Stories ed. Rusty Morrison & Ken Keegan--- see under Ken Keegan.

    The Ape, the Idiot and Other People by W. C. Morrow (J.B. Lippincott Company, 1897, 291pp, hc, co)
    • 9 · The Resurrection of Little Wang Tai · W. C. Morrow · ss (r)
    • 24 · The Hero of the Plague · W. C. Morrow · ss The Californian January 1880, as “The Man from Georgia”
    • 48 · His Unconquerable Enemy · W. C. Morrow · ss The Argonaut March 11 1889, as “The Rajah’s Nemesis”
    • 67 · The Permanent Stiletto · W. C. Morrow · ss The Argonaut February 4 1889, as “A Peculiar Case of Surgery”
    • 90 · Over an Absinthe Bottle · W. C. Morrow · ss The Argonaut January 2 1893, as “The Pale Dice-Thrower”
    • 109 · The Inmate of the Dungeon · W. C. Morrow · ss
    • 134 · A Game of Honor · W. C. Morrow · ss
    • 147 · Treacherous Velasco · W. C. Morrow · ss
    • 168 · An Uncommon View of It · W. C. Morrow · ss (r)
    • 188 · A Story Told by the Sea · W. C. Morrow · ss The Argonaut May 10 1890, as “A Cry for Help”
    • 213 · The Monster-Maker · W. C. Morrow · nv The Argonaut October 15 1887, as “The Surgeon’s Experiment”
    • 245 · An Original Revenge · W. C. Morrow · ss
    • 256 · Two Singular Men · W. C. Morrow · ss (r)
    • 275 · The Faithful Amulet · W. C. Morrow · ss

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