called Jimgrim vs. the Nine Unknown. The project was shelved after the financers, Tri-Star, pulled out following the commercial failure of Kaufman's The Right Stuff. In 1995, Mark Jaqua assembled Mundy's articles on Theosophy into a single volume, The Lama's Law. In 1998, the first website devoted to Mundy was established; it had been created by R. T. Gaut, who ran it until his death. Mundy's work has been very influential on later writers. Those who have cited him as an influence on their own work include Robert E. Howard, E. Hoffman Price, Robert A. Heinlein, Fritz Leiber, and H. Warner Munn. Other science-fiction and fantasy writers who cited Mundy as an influence included Andre Norton, Jeremy Lane, L. Sprague de Camp, Marion Zimmer Bradley and Daniel Easterman. James Hilton's novel Lost Horizon was partly inspired by Mundy's work. S.M. Stirling's 2002 alternate-history novel The Peshawar Lancers is inspired by Mundy's adventure novels, and several of its characters share names with those of Mundy's (e.g. Athelstane King and Yasmini), albeit with different backstories (since the novel is set in a parallel 2025 in which Europe was destroyed in a natural disaster, making India the seat of the British Empire). Bibliography A bibliography of Mundy's published books was included by Ellis in his biography. Jimgrim/Ramsden Hira Singh (1918) The Seventeen Thieves of El-Kalil (1935) The Lion of Petra (1932) The Red Flame of Erinpura (1934) Jimgrim, Moses, and Mrs. Aintree (first book publication of 1922 magazine story, 2008) Tros Tros of Samothrace (1925) Queen Cleopatra (1929) Purple Pirate (1935) Lobsang Pun The Thunder Dragon Gate (1937) Old Ugly Face (1940) Non-series All Four Winds: Four Novels of India (omnibus, 1932) Full Moon (variant title, There Was a Door, 1935) Romances of India (omnibus, 1936) East and West (variant title Diamonds See in the Dark, 1935) The Valiant View (Short Stories, 1939) Winds from the East: A Talbot Mundy Reader (Fiction, Poems and Non-Fiction, 2006) A Transaction in Diamonds: Talbot Mundy in the Pulps, 1911 (The Talbot Mundy Library, volume 1) The Soul of a Regiment (The Talbot Mundy Library, volume 2, NYP) In a Righteous Cause: Talbot Mundy in Adventure, 1913 (The Talbot Mundy Library, volume 3) The Letter of His Orders—Three Short Novels from Adventure, 1913 (The Talbot Mundy Library, volume 4) Love and War–The Battles of Billy Blain, 1912-16 (The Talbot Mundy Library, volume 5, NYP) The Sword of