Richard Yea-and-Nay (1900) (AKA Richard Yea-and-Nay) historical novel The New Canterbury Tales (1901) The Queen's Quair or The Six Years' Tragedy (1904) historical novel about Mary, Queen of Scots The Road in Tuscany. A Commentary (1904) travel; illustrations by Joseph Pennell Fond Adventures: Tales of the Youth of the World (1905) short stories Buondelomente's Saga (1905) historical novel The Fool Errant (1905) historical novel The Heart's Key (1905) historical novel The Love Chase (1905) historical novel The Stooping Lady (1907) historical novel The Spanish Jade (1908) historical novel set in Spain in 1860. Artemision (1909) poems Halfway House (1908) novel Open Country (1909) novel Rest Harrow (1910) novel Letters to Sanchia (1910) The Agonists, a Trilogy of God and Man (1911) The Song of Renny (1911) Brazenhead the Great (1911) The Countess of Picpus (1911) historical novel Mrs. Lancelot: A Comedy of Assumptions (1912) historical novel The Lore of Proserpine (1913) autobiographical account Bendish (1913) historical novel For Two Voices (1914) Poem The Little Iliad (1915) A Lover's Tale (1915) historical novel The Song of the Plow (1916) Frey and his Wife (1916) Gudrid the Fair (1918) historical novel Thorgils of Treadholt (1917) historical novel The Village Wife’s Lament (1918) poems In Green Shade (1920) Mainwaring (1920) historical novel The Light Heart (1920) historical novel Outlaw (1920) historical novel Wiltshire Essays (1921) Extemporary Essays (1922) The Last Essays of Maurice Hewlett (1924) The Letters of Maurice Hewlett (1926) edited by Laurence Binyon Filmography The Spanish Jade (1915) The Spanish Jade (1922) Open Country (1922) Notes References Maurice Hewlett: A Sketch of His Career and Some Reviews of His Books, by James Lane Allen A bibliography of the first editions of books by Maurice Henry Hewlett (1861–1923) (1973) Percival Horace Muir This list omits some significant works. He wrote six novels based on the Icelandic Family sagas, of which only The Light Heart and Thorgils of Treadholt are mentioned above. There is also The Outlaw (based on Gisli's Saga), A Lover's Tale (based on Kormak's Saga), Frey and His Wife (based on Ogmund Dytt's tale), and Gudred the Fair (based on the Greenland sagas). External links Maurice Hewlett Collection at the Harry Ransom Center Maurice Hewlett Collection at the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library Works by Maurice Hewlett at Hathi Trust 1861 births 1923 deaths English male poets 19th-century English novelists 20th-century English novelists English historical novelists English essayists British