Tartarus/Durtro, 1999. (Two volumes) The Late Breakfasters and Other Strange Stories. Richmond, VA: Valancourt, 2016. (Reprints the 1964 novel and the following short stories) "My Poor Friend" "The Visiting Star" "Larger Than Oneself" "A Roman Question" "Mark Ingestre: The Customer's Tale" "Rosamund's Bower" Compulsory Games. New York, NY: NYRB Classics, 2018. "Compulsory Games" "Hand in Glove" "Marriage" "Le Miroir" "No Time Is Passing" "Raising the Wind" "Residents Only" "Wood" "The Strangers" "The Coffin House" "Letters to the Postman" "Laura" "The Fully-Conducted Tour" "A Disciple of Plato" "Just a Song at Twilight" Nonfiction Know Your Waterways. London: Coram, 1955. The Story of Our Inland Waterways. London: Pitman, 1955. Autobiography The Attempted Rescue. London: Victor Gollancz 1966. The River Runs Uphill: A Story of Success and Failure. Burton on Trent: Pearson, 1986. References Sources Further reading Bolton, David. Race Against Time: How Britain's Waterways Were Saved. London: Methuen, 1990. (Contains a great deal of material about Aickman, including several photographs, and the final chapter is devoted to him.) Briggs, Scott D. "Robert Aickman: Sojourns into the Unknown". Studies in Weird Fiction 12 (Spring 1993), pp. 7–12. Challinor, Philip. Akin to Poetry: Observations on Some Strange Tales of Robert Aickman. Baton Rouge: Gothic Press, 2010. (Eight critical essays.) Clute, John. "Robert Aickman, 1914–1981". Strokes: Essays and Reviews, 1966–1986. Seattle: Serconia Press, 1988. (Revised version of Clute's essay in Supernatural Fiction Writers: Fantasy and Horror, ed. E. F. Bleiler [New York: Scribners, 1985].) Crawford, Gary William. "Love and Death in the Tales of Robert Aickman". Nyctalops 18 (1983), pp. 51–55. (Includes the bibliography "Robert Aickman: A Preliminary Checklist".) ———. "The Poetics of the Unconscious: The 'Strange' Stories of Robert Aickman". Discovering Modern Horror Fiction II, ed. Darrell Schweitzer. Mercer Island, WA: Starmont House, 1988. ———. Robert Aickman: An Introduction. Baton Rouge: Gothic Press, 2003. (The most detailed biographical and critical study produced to date.) ———, ed. Insufficient Answers. Baton Rouge: Gothic Press, 2012. (Three critical essays by different hands.) Howard, Elizabeth Jane. Slipstream. London: Macmillan, 2002. (Autobiography including an account of her relationship with Aickman.) Joshi, S. T. "So Little Is Definite". The Modern Weird Tale. Jefferson, NC: McFarland, 2001. Morris, Christine Pasanen. "The Female 'Outsider' in the Short Fiction of Robert Aickman". Nyctalops 18 (1983), pp. 55–58. Ricketts, Martin. "Enigma Macabre: An Evaluation of the Short Stories of Robert Aickman". Shadow 3:1 (Nov. 1972), pp. 4–9. Russell, R. B. Robert Aickman: An Attempted