by James Lark is another musical based on short stories by Saki. Life According to Saki (2016) by Katherine Rundell is a play inspired by the life and work of Saki. References Literary criticism and biography "Mappining London: Urban Participation in Sakian Satire" — by Lorene Mae Birden. Literary criticism focusing on the role of London. "People Dined Against Each Other: Social Practices in Sakian Satire" — by Lorene Mae Birden. Literary criticism focusing on social mannerisms. The Satire of Saki by George James Spears — A 127-page book encompassing a dissection of satire in Saki's works, with a bibliography and overview of all of Saki's works in relation to satire. Biography by Ethel M. Munro — A brief biography written by Saki's sister. Saki: A Life of Hector Hugh Munro by A. J. Langguth — Includes six uncollected stories and various photographs. Pamela M. Pringle 'Wolves by Jamrach': the Elusive Undercurrents in Saki's Short Stories (unpublished M.Litt. dissertation, University of Aberdeen, 1993). "An Asp Lurking in An Apple-Charlotte: Animal Violence in Saki's The Chronicles of Clovis" by Joseph S. Salemi – Literary criticism about the recurrence of animals in The Chronicles of Clovis, suggesting that the animals represent the characters' primal instincts and true vicious mannerisms. Available in Student Research Center of EbscoHost Database. "The Unrest Cure According to Lawrence, Saki, and Lewis" by Christopher Lane, Modernism/modernity 11.4 (2004): 769–96 "Saki/Munro: Savage Propensities; or, The Jungle-Boy in the Drawing-room" by Christopher Lane, in The Ruling Passion (Duke University Press, 1995), pp. 212–28 Christopher Hitchens (June 2008), Where the Wild Things Are — Review of The Unbearable Saki in Atlantic Monthly External links The Annotated Saki Rediscovered Saki Saki at the Literature Network Audiobooks—The Complete Short Stories of Saki Saki on Diffusion.org.uk – 36 Short stories from 'Beasts and Super Beasts' Six by Saki — six uncollected stories included as an appendix to A.J. Langguth's biography of Saki Saki stories on the 19 Nocturne Boulevard podcast, including Quail Seed, Tobermony, and The Phantom Luncheon The East Wing Saki's 'rediscovered' short story Bibliography including lost stories rediscovered by Lora A. Sifurova seven stories and sketches rediscovered by Lora A. Sifurova listed here 1870 births 1916 deaths Alternate history writers British Army personnel of World War I British colonial police officers British historians British military personnel killed in the Battle of the Somme British satirists British short story writers English horror writers