"The Cat Day", "The Lion Day", "The Place of Pain Day", "The Vengeance Day", "The Venetian Day", "The Future Day", "The Goat Day" The Best Short Stories of M. P. Shiel (1948) "The Race of Orven", "The Stone of the Edmundsbury Monks", "The S.S.", "Xélucha", "Vaila", "Tulsah", "Phorfor", "Huguenin's Wife", "Monk Wakes an Echo", "The Bride", "Dark Lot of One Saul", "The Primate of the Rose" Xelucha and Others (1975) Prince Zaleski and Cummings King Monk (1977) The Empress of the Earth; The Purple Could; and Some Short Stories (1979) The Works of M. P. Shiel Vol. I, Writings – offprints of the original periodical editions, with period illustrations; The Empress of the Earth was the original serial version of The Yellow Danger; stories from 1893–1911: "Guy Harkaway's Substitute", "The Eagle's Crag", "A Puzzling Case", "Huguenin's Wife", "The Case of Euphemia Raphash", "Wayward Love", "The Spectre Ship", "The Secret Panel", "A Night in Venice", "The Battle of Waterloo", "Ben", "The Bride", "Many a Tear", "Miche", "A Good Thing" Xélucha and The Primate of the Rose (1994) Xélucha, The Primate of the Rose The House of Sounds and Others (2005) "Xélucha", "The Pale Ape", "The Case of Euphemia Raphash", "Huguenin's Wife", "The House of Sounds", "The Great King", "The Bride", "The Purple Cloud", "Vaila" Short stories "The Race of Orven" (1895) "The S.S." (1895) "The Stone of the Edmundsbury Monks" (1895) "Xélucha" (1896) "Vaila" (1896) "Huguenin's Wife" (1895) "A Shot at the Sun" (1903) "The Case of Euphemia Raphash" (1911) "The Pale Ape" (1911) "The House of Sounds" (1911) "The Great King" (1911) "The Bride (short story)|The Bride" (1911) "The Place of Pain" (1914) "The Primate of the Rose" (1928)) "The Flying Cat" (1932) "A Night in Venice" (1932) "Dark Lot of One Saul" (1933) "The Globe of Gold-Fish" (1934) "How Life Climbs" (1934) "The Purchester Instrument" (1935) "The Death Dance" (1935) "At the Eleventh House" (1935) "The 'Master'" (1936) "Dr. Todor Karadji" (1936) "The Mystery of The Red Road" (1936) "The Hanging of Ernest Clark (1936) Miscellaneous works Richard's Shilling Selections from Edwardian Poets – M. P. Shiel (1936) Science, Life and Literature (1950), essays, with a Foreword by John Gawsworth See also Apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic fiction Kingdom of Redonda Yellow Peril A. Reynolds Morse & Eleanor R. Morse References Citations External links M. P. Shiel: The Lord of Language , Web site with a brief biography, a bibliography, genealogical