of all his works and books about Reid. Many of his original manuscripts are in the archives of the Belfast Central Library. In 2008, Queen's University Belfast catalogued a large collection of Forrest Reid documentary material it had recently acquired, including many letters from E.M. Forster. Works Fiction The Kingdom of Twilight (1904) The Garden God – A Tale of Two Boys (1905) The Bracknels – A Family Chronicle (1911), revised as Denis Bracknel (1947) Following Darkness (1912) The Gentle Lover – A Comedy of Middle Age (1913) At the Door of the Gate (1915) The Spring Song (1916) A Garden by the Sea (1918)(stories) Pirates of the Spring (1919) Pender among the Residents (1922) Demophon – a Traveller's Tale (1927) Uncle Stephen (1931) Brian Westby (1934) The Retreat (1936) Peter Waring (1937) Young Tom (1944) Autobiography Apostate (1926) Private Road (1940) Reissue editions Beginning in 2007, Valancourt Books began releasing editions of Reid's works, all containing new introductions by authors and scholars: The Garden God: A Tale of Two Boys (2007), edited with a foreword, introduction and notes by Michael Matthew Kaylor The Tom Barber Trilogy (2011) hardcover two-volume set The Spring Song (2013) Following Darkness (2013) Brian Westby (2013) Denis Bracknel (2014) Pender among the Residents (2014) Uncle Stephen (2014) The Retreat (2015) Young Tom (2015) See also List of Northern Irish writers References Paul Goldman and Brian Taylor, Retrospective Adventures: Forrest Reid, Author and Collector (Scholar Press, 1998) Colin Cruise, "Error & Eros: The Fiction of Forrest Reid", Sex, Nation & Dissent (Cork University Press, 1997) Brian Taylor, The Green Avenue: The Life and Writings of Forrest Reid, (Cambridge University Press, 1980) Russell Burlingham, Forrest Reid: A Portrait & A Study (Faber, 1953) John Wilson Foster, critical readings of Forrest Reid in Forces and Themes in Ulster Fiction (Totowa: Rowman and Littlefield; Dublin: Gill & Macmillan, 1974), pp. 139–48, 197–211 Eamonn Hughes, "Ulster of the Senses", Fortnight #306 (May 1992) – essay about Reid's autobiography External links Forrest Reid website, including biography, photographs and links Catalogue from the Forrest Reid/Stephen Gilbert exhibition (Queen's University Belfast, 2008) Forrest Reid at Valancourt Books 1875 births 1947 deaths Alumni of Christ's College, Cambridge Irish literary critics James Tait Black Memorial Prize recipients Gay writers from Northern Ireland Male writers from Northern Ireland Writers from Belfast