Room" (1930) Weird Tales "Machiavelli—Salesman" (1931) Popular Fiction Magazine "The Passing of a God" (1931) Weird Tales "The Trap" (1931) (with H.P. Lovecraft) Strange Tales "The Tree-Man" (1931) Weird Tales "Black Terror" (1931) Weird Tales "Hill Drums" (1931) Weird Tales "The Black Beast" (1931) Adventure "Cassius" (1931) Strange Tales (based on an idea by H. P. Lovecraft) "Mrs. Lorriquer" (1932) Weird Tales "No Eye-Witnesses" (1932) Weird Tales "Seven Turns in a Hangman's Rope" (1932) Adventure "The Moon-Dial" (1932) Strange Tales "The Great Circle" (1932) Strange Tales "Sea-Tiger" (1932) Strange Tales "The Chadbourne Episode" (1933) Weird Tales "The Napier Limousine" (1933) Strange Tales "Ruby the Kid" (1933) Nickel Western "Scar-Tissue" (1946) Amazing Stories "The Ravel 'Pavane'" (1946) West India Lights "Williamson" (1946) West India Lights "--In Case of Disaster Only" (1946) West India Lights "Bothon" (1946) (with H.P. Lovecraft) West India Lights Poetry "Litrachoor," The Writer, August 1926 Non-fiction "Editorial Prejudice Against the Occult," The Writer, October 1922 letter in The Camp-Fire, Adventure, November 10, 1923 "Certain Mechanical Aids for the Writer," The Writer, March 1926 "The Happy Ending," The Writer, July 1926 "The Occult Story" in The Free-Lance Writer's Handbook (1926) ""Two Religions" of Anglicanism," The Commonweal, February 16, 1927 "A Few from the Chest," The Writer, October 1927 "The 'Project' Method," Writer's Digest, January 1928 "Scrapped Stories," Writer's Digest, April 1928 "Negro Dialect of the Virgin Islands," American Speech, Vol. 7, No. 3., February 1932 Collections Jumbee and Other Uncanny Tales (1944) West India Lights (1946) Passing of a God and Other Stories (2007), Ash-Tree Press, edited by Douglas A. Anderson and Stefan Dziemianowicz. Tales of the Jumbee: and Other Wonders of the West Indies (2009), Wildside Press Voodoo Tales: The Ghost Stories of Henry S. Whitehead (2012), Wordsworth Editions. Novels for boys Pinkie at Camp Cherokee (1931, Putnam's) References Sources Associated Press, Dunedin, November 23, 1932. "Roosevelt's Classmate at Harvard Dies in Dunedin." Tampa Tribune, November 24, 1932. Obituary for "Rev. Dr. Henry Sinclair [sic] Whitehead, 50, author, traveler and lecturer...died here today." H. P. Lovecraft. "In Memoriam: Henry St. Clair Whitehead" (Weird Tales, March 1933) (abridged). Full version in a letter by Lovecraft to E. Hoffman Price, Dec 7, 1932 (ms, John Hay Library; printed in part in Lovecraft, Selected Letters 4, 116–117). R. Alain Everts, Henry St. Clair Whitehead (Strange Co, 1975). A. Langley Searles, "Fantasy and Outre Themes in the Short Fiction of Edward Lucas