Triptych III Navarro (Doubleday, 1962) as Carse Boyd Ride the Man Down (John Long, 1962) as Carse Boyd Old Acquaintance (Faber, 1962) - The Sexes Triptych III Sir William: or a Lesson in Love (Faber and Putnam, 1963) - novel based on Emma Hamilton's affair with Lord Nelson; The Sexes Triptych II Kaliyuga: or a Quarrel with the Gods (Faber, 1965) - The Sexes Triptych I People of the Book: A Novel of the Thirty Years War (Putnam, 1965) Short stories "The March of the Gnomes" Prairie Schooner #23, 1949 "A Dog Named Ego" Arizona Quarterly, 1950 "Where It Was Sunny", Prairie Schooner, 1950 "Trip to the Wedding", Decade of Short Stories, Spring 1951 "The Dinner at Vidocq" New Directions In Prose And Poetry" #13, 1951 "The Cruel Self" ADAM International Review 1952/1954 “Florimond”, Magpie, October 1952 “The Metamorphosis of Kenko”, Contact, October 1962 “A Visit to the Master”, The Virginia Quarterly Review, Summer 1965 "An Old Man Crosses The Border", Southwest Review, Vol. 51, No. 1, Winter 1966. "Little Brother Nun", The Virginia Quarterly Review, Spring 1967 “Notes Written in the Self with a Singular Distaste for Writing Anything Down”, Transatlantic Review, Spring 1968 Obituaries and overviews New York Times, January 24, 1968 Washington Post, January 25, 1965 (London) Times, February 21, 1968 Malcolm Reiss. David Derek Stacton 1923-1968 (University of California, 1968) - 4 page check-list of Stacton's writings compiled by Stacton’s agent for a memorial exhibition at the Bancroft Library, University of California in November 1968 "David Stacton", David R. Slavitt, Hollins Critic, December 2002 Writers revisited: David Stacton and the judges of the secret court by Crawford Killian Research resources David Stacton Papers at The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley References 1923 births 1968 deaths 20th-century American novelists American male novelists American conscientious objectors Members of the Civilian Public Service People from Minden, Nevada 20th-century American male writers Stanford University alumni People with epilepsy