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    A Pad in the Straw Christopher Woodforde (London: Dent, 1952, 10/6, xi+235pp, hc)
    • A Pad in the Straw · ss
    • The Mirror of Mavis Damnation · ss
    • Colin, Peter and Philip · ss
    • Sacrilege at St. George’s · ss
    • High · ss
    • Expert Devilry · ss
    • Jeremy · ss
    • The Old Tithe Barn · ss
    • The Chalk Pit · ss
    • Michael · ss
    • Goutte-de-Sang · ss
    • Richard · ss *
    • The “Doom” Window at Breckham · ss
    • Robert and Andrew · ss
    • Roderick · ss
    • Lost and Found · ss
    • Tony, Ian & Co. · ss
    • Ex Libris · ss
    • Cushi · ss *

    Some New Ghost Stories John C. Woodiwiss (London: Simpkin Marshall Hamilton Kent, 1931, 3/6, 104pp, hc)
    • The Uncanny Appearance at a Villa · ss
    • Adventures in a Country Cottage · ss
    • The Well · ss
    • The Terror of the Fog · ss
    • The Horror of Cantelow House · ss
    • Uncanny Experiences at a Vicarage · ss
    • Combleton Mill, Somerset · ss
    • The Story of the Leprous Boy of Stockley Castle · ss
    • How “Buck” Chetwynd Met His End · ss
    • The Peculiar Story of “Jennie the Hare” · ss

    A Haunted House and Other Short Stories Virginia Woolf (London: Hogarth, 1943, 7/6, 124pp, hc)
    • A Haunted House · vi Monday or Tuesday, London: Hogarth Press 1921
    • Monday or Tuesday · vi Monday or Tuesday, London: Hogarth Press 1921
    • An Unwritten Novel · ss The London Mercury Jul 1920
    • The String Quartet · ss Monday or Tuesday, London: Hogarth Press 1921
    • Kew Gardens · ss May 12 1919
    • The Mark on the Wall · ss 1917
    • The New Dress · ss The Forum May 1927
    • The Shooting Party · ss Harper’s Bazaar Mar 1938
    • Lappin and Lapinova · ss Harper’s Bazaar Apr 1939
    • Solid Objects · ss The Athenaeum Oct 22 1920
    • The Lady in the Looking-Glass: A Reflection · ss Harper’s Dec 1929
    • The Duchess and the Jeweller · ss Harper’s Bazaar Apr 1938
    • Moments of Being · ss
    • The Man Who Loved His Kind · ss
    • The Searchlight · ss
    • The Legacy · ss
    • Together and Apart · ss
    • A Summing Up · ss

    Shock Stories James Workman (Sydney: Horwitz PB119, 1962, 3/9, 130pp, pb)
    • The Dead Man’s Heart · ss
    • The Castaway · ss
    • Possession · ss
    • Spindrift · ss
    • Trade-in Bodies · ss
    • The Spell · ss
    • The Fungus and the Flower · ss

    The Scarecrow and Other Stories G. Ranger Wormser (New York: E.P. Dutton, 1918, 243pp, hc)
    • The Scarecrow · ss *
    • Mutter Schwegel · ss *
    • Haunted · ss *
    • Flowers · ss *
    • The Shadow · ss *
    • The Effigy · ss *
    • The Faith · ss *
    • Yellow · ss *
    • China-Ching · ss The All-Story Magazine Jan 1918
    • The Wood of Living Trees · ss *
    • Before the Dawn · ss *
    • The Stillness · ss *

    Odd—But Even So P. C. Wren (Philadelphia: Macrae-Smith, 1942, $1.50, 11+337pp, hc)
    • As in a Glass Clearly · ss
    • A Bruised Head and Tainted Heel · ss
    • Carfard · ss
    • Called · ss
    • A Fool and His Money · ss
    • Mrs. Norleigh’s Night Out · ss Illustrated Mar 4 1939
    • Not Seeing But Believing · ss The Passing Show Jan 28 1939, as “The Uncanny Scots”
    • Ordeal by Water · ss
    • The Pahwang · ss
    • The Perfect Crime · ss
    • The Pious Weakling · ss
    • Recontre · ss
    • Simple · ss
    • Telepathy Extraordinary · ss
    • White Ants · ss

    Rough Shooting P. C. Wren (London: Murray, 1938, 7/6, 320pp, hc)
    • The Brave Coward · ss New York Herald Tribune Magazine Nov 14 1937
    • The Cad · ss
    • A Dozen of Ale · ss
    • Elephantasy · ss
    • The Fatal Bite · ss
    • A Franc’s Worth of Gas · ss
    • Hard Luck · ss
    • The Inexplicable Disappearance of Ai Toon · ss
    • Joy Riders · ss
    • Jury Rudder · ss
    • Man-Eating Saviour · ss
    • Naked We Came · ss
    • No Corpse—No Murder [Dirty Dogs’ Club] · ss *
    • The Pacifist · ss
    • A Poisonous Fellow · ss
    • Reward of Virtue · ss
    • The Ring and the Glove · ss The Passing Show Mar 10 1934
    • Robert Replies · ss
    • Saying It with Flowers · ss
    • Strength of the Weak · ss
    • Very Dirty Dog · ss

    The New Gods Lead S. Fowler Wright (Jarrolds, 1932, 7/6, 288pp, hc)
    Also in The Throne of Saturn.
    • Justice · ss Nash’s Pall Mall Magazine Dec 1930
    • This Night · ss Britannia and Eve Jun 1930
    • Brain · ss *
    • Appeal · ss
    • Proof · ss *
    • P.N. 40 · nv The Red Book Magazine Jun 1929, as “Love in the Year 93 E.E.”
    • Automata · nv Weird Tales Sep 1929
    • The Rat · ss Weird Tales Mar 1929
    • The Rule · ss
    • Choice · ss

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