the rest of his life. The two remained together until Raffalovich's sudden death in 1934. A devastated Gray died exactly four months later at St. Raphael's nursing home in Edinburgh after a short illness. Selected publications Silverpoints (1893). Poems The Blue Calendar (1895–1897). Poems Spiritual Poems, chiefly done out of several languages (1896) Ad Matrem: Fourteen Scenes in the Life of the Blessed Virgin Mary (1903). Poems Vivis (1922). Poems The Long Road (1926). Poems Poems (1931) Park: A Fantastic Story (1932). Manchester: Carcanet, 1985. The Poems of John Gray (edited by Ian Fletcher). Greensboro, North Carolina: ELT Press, 1988. The Selected Prose of John Gray (edited by Jerusha Hull McCormack). Greenboro, North Carolina: ELT Press, 1992. References Further reading Brocard Sewell. In The Dorian Mode: A Life of John Gray, 1866 – 1934 (1983. Padstow, Cornwall: Tabb House) Jerusha Hull McCormack. John Gray: Poet, Dandy, and Priest (1991. Hanover, N.H.: University Press of New England) (cl) Jerusha Hull McCormack. The Man Who Was Dorian Gray (2000. London: Palgrave) Paul van Capelleveen, Dutch Silverpoints: John Gray's Struggle for Fame in Holland (2007. In de Bonnefant, Banholt) External links John Gray Papers at John Rylands Library, Manchester. 1866 births 1934 deaths 19th-century English Roman Catholic priests 20th-century English Roman Catholic priests Converts to Roman Catholicism English Catholic poets English fantasy writers English male poets English translators English gay writers LGBT Roman Catholics People from Bethnal Green English LGBT poets English LGBT novelists English male short story writers English short story writers English male novelists English male non-fiction writers