Not Touch", "Roman Charity", "Home Sweet Home", "The Shadow on the Wall", "The Silver Clock", "Fall In at the Double" The Harness Room (1971) The Collections: A Novel (1972) The Will and the Way (1973) The Complete Short Stories of L. P. Hartley (1973) The Collected Macabre Stories (2001): "From the Introduction to Lady Cynthia Asquith’s Third Ghost Book", "A Visitor from Down Under", "Podolo", "Three, or Four, for Dinner", "The Travelling Grave", "Feet Foremost", "The Cotillon", "A Change of Ownership", "The Thought", "Conrad and the Dragon", "The Island", "Night Fears", "The Killing Bottle", "A Summons", "W.S.", "The Two Vaynes", "Monkshood Manor", "Two for the River", "Someone in the Lift", "The Face", "The Corner Cupboard", "The Waits", "The Pampas Clump", "The Crossways", "Per Far L'Amore", "Interference", "The Pylon", "Mrs Carteret Receives", "Fall In at the Double", "Paradise Paddock", "Roman Charity", "Pains and Pleasures", "Please Do Not Touch", "Home Sweet Home", "The Shadow on the Wall", "The Sound of Voices", "Mrs G. G.", "The Stain on the Chair" References Further reading S. T. Joshi, "L. P. Hartley: The Refined Ghost", in The Evolution of the Weird Tale (New York: Hippocampus Press, 2004), pp. 64–74 A. Mulkeen, Wild Thyme, Winter Lightning: The Symbolic Novels of L. P. Hartley (1974) J. Sullivan, Elegant Nightmares: The English Ghost Story from Le Fanu to Blackwood (1978) [Incl. critique of Hartley's ghost stories] External links L. P. Hartley manuscripts and materials in the L. Tom Perry Special Collections, Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University L. P. Hartley Papers at John Rylands Library, Manchester. 1895 births 1972 deaths 20th-century English novelists Alumni of Balliol College, Oxford British Army personnel of World War I Commanders of the Order of the British Empire English horror writers English male novelists English short story writers British gay writers Ghost story writers James Tait Black Memorial Prize recipients English LGBT writers People educated at Clifton College People educated at Harrow School People from Whittlesey Royal Norfolk Regiment officers 20th-century British short story writers 20th-century English male writers Weird fiction writers 20th-century LGBT people Military personnel from Cambridgeshire Presidents of the English Centre of PEN