last three feature both Mapp and Lucia. In 1977 Thomas Y. Crowell Company reprinted all six novels in a compendium called Make Way for Lucia. The order of Miss Mapp and Lucia in London was switched in the compendium, and a Miss Mapp short story called "The Male Impersonator" was included between Miss Mapp and Mapp and Lucia. "Desirable Residences", one further short story featuring Miss Mapp which had previously seen only one magazine printing in Benson's own time, was discovered by Jack Adrian in the 1990s and included in his collection of Benson stories, Desirable Residences. A slight oddity about this very short piece is that the town of Tilling was called Tillingham in the original printing, according to Jack Adrian's introduction to his collection. The characters of Miss Mapp and Diva Plaistow are clearly recognizable, however, as are their desirable residences. Miss Mapp, for example, here lives in Mallards. The character Susan Leg, appearing briefly in Trouble for Lucia, first appeared as a major character in Benson's novel Secret Lives (1932), which is similar in style to the Mapp and Lucia books. Books by other authors There are additional books based on the same characters, written by other authors. Tom Holt wrote two full-length sequels, published by Macmillan and Black Swan: Lucia in Wartime (1985) Lucia Triumphant (1986) - There are also several short stories, including "Lucia and the Diplomatic Incident" (1997) Guy Fraser-Sampson has written three additional novels, the first published by Troubador, the second and third by Elliott and Thompson Ltd: Major Benjy (2008) Lucia on Holiday (2012) Au Reservoir (2014) Rob Shelsky, published by GKRS Publications: Lucia's Crusades (2011) Richard Ellis Lucia Revived (2013) L. C. Powell Mapp and Lucia Rise Again (2015) Ian Shepherd Three Cheers for Lucia! (2015) Geoff Martin Complete Tilling Tales (2017); short stories, reissued as Lucia and the Climber (2020) Hugh Ashton has embarked on a series of novellas "in the style of the originals by E.F. Benson": La Lucia (2020) Mapp at Fifty (2020) Mapp’s Return (2020) A Tilling New Year (2021) Matthew Tuck Lucia Upstaged (2021) Deryck J. Solomon Inspector Morrison's Case Book (2021) Inspector Morrison: Another Year in Tilling Begins (2021) Inspector's Morrison's Case Book Concluded (2021) A Mapp and Lucia Glossary (2021) Television and Radio Channel 4 TV The television series based on the three 1930s books, produced by London Weekend Television, was filmed in Rye