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    The Wager by Tom Mead (Crippen & Landru, November 2024, ph, ss)
        Chapbook included with the hardback edition of The Indian Rope Trick and Other Violent Entertainments.

    The A.B.C. Girl by L. T. Meade (F.V. White, May 1910, 6/-, 318pp, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    An Adventuress by L. T. Meade (Chatto & Windus, 1899, 6/-, hc, n.)
        Suspense and thriller novel.

    The Blue Diamond by L. T. Meade (Chatto & Windus, February 1901, 3/6d, 350pp, hc, n.)

    The Château of Mystery by L. T. Meade (Everett, September 1907, 6/-, 320pp, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    Confessions of a Court Milliner by L. T. Meade (John Long, September 1902, 6/-, 320pp, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    The Courtship of Sybil by L. T. Meade (John Long, December 1908, 6/-, 318pp, hc, n.)

    The Curse of the Feverals by L. T. Meade (John Long, August 1907, 6/-, 316pp, hc, n.)

    The Desire of Men: An Impossibility by L. T. Meade (Digby, Long, 1899, 6/-, 314pp, hc, n.)

    A Double Revenge by L. T. Meade (Digby, Long, November 1902, 6/-, 320pp, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    Elizabeth’s Prisoner by L. T. Meade (Stanley Paul, October 1914, 6/-, 288pp, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    The Fountain of Beauty by L. T. Meade (John Long, April 1909, 6/-, 318pp, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    From the Hand of the Hunter by L. T. Meade (John Long, November 1906, 6/-, 384pp, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    A Golden Shadow by L. T. Meade (Ward, Lock & Co., September 1906, 6/-, 316pp, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    The Great Lord Masareene by L. T. Meade (F.V. White, November 1912, 6/-, 320pp, hc, n.)

    Her Happy Face by L. T. Meade (Ward, Lock & Co., May 1914, 6/-, 318pp, hc, n.)

    Hermie’s Rose-Buds and Other Stories by L. T. Meade (Hodder and Stoughton, November 1883, 3/6d, 250pp, hc, co)
        Details supplied by Endre Zsoldos.
    • 1 · Hermie’s Rose-Buds · L. T. Meade · ss The Sunday Magazine (UK) 1882
    • 25 · “The Least of These, My Brethren” · L. T. Meade · ss The Sunday Magazine (UK) May 1881
    • 49 · How Nora Crena Saved Her Own · L. T. Meade · nv The Sunday Magazine (UK) September 1880
    • 95 · Umbrella Hospital · L. T. Meade · nv (r)
    • 127 · A Wild Rose · L. T. Meade · nv (r)
    • 177 · “Jack Daring’s Conqueror” · L. T. Meade · ss (r)
    • 201 · Little Black Sheep · L. T. Meade · nv The Sunday Magazine (UK) August 1881 (+1)

    His Mascot by L. T. Meade (John Long, July 1905, 6/-, 320pp, hc, n.)

    The Home of Sweet Content by L. T. Meade (F.V. White, April 1906, 6/-, 320pp, hc, n.)

    The House of Black Magic by L. T. Meade (Hodder & Stoughton, March 1912, 6/-, 320pp, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    In an Iron Grip by L. T. Meade (Chatto & Windus, October 1894, 10/-, hc, n.)

    I Will Sing a New Song by L. T. Meade (Hodder, November 1909, 6/-, 304pp, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    Kindred Spirits by L. T. Meade (John Long, July 1907, 6/-, 318pp, hc, n.)

    A Life for a Love by L. T. Meade (Digby, Long, November 1894, 6/-, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    The Maid Indomitable by L. T. Meade (Ward, Lock & Co., May 1916, 6/-, 318pp, hc, n.)

    A Maid of Mystery by L. T. Meade (F.V. White, February 1904, 6/-, 382pp, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    The Maid with the Goggles by L. T. Meade (Digby, Long, May 1906, 6/-, 304pp, hc, n.)

    The Medicine Lady by L. T. Meade (with Clifford Halifax) (Cassell, October 1892, 31/6d, 426pp, hc, n.)
        Novel centered on a secret discovery of a treatment for tuberculosis, co-authored with Clifford Halifax although he isn’t named. Published in three volumes.

    The Necklace of Parmona by L. T. Meade (Ward, Lock & Co., April 1909, 6/-, 320pp, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    The New Mrs. Lascelles by L. T. Meade (James Clarke & Co., 1901, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    On the Brink of a Chasm by L. T. Meade (Chatto & Windus, June 1898, 6/-, 310pp, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    The Passion of Kathleen Duveen by L. T. Meade (Stanley Paul, November 1913, 6/-, 284pp, hc, n.)

    A Princess of the Gutter by L. T. Meade (Wells Gardner, October 1895, 6/-, hc, n.)

    The Pursuit of Penelope by L. T. Meade (Digby, Long, September 1909, 6/-, 320pp, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    The Red Ruth by L. T. Meade (T. Werner Laurie, April 1907, 6/-, 332pp, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    A Ring of Rubies by L. T. Meade (A.D. Innes & Co., November 1892, 3/6d, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    Rosebury by L. T. Meade (Chatto & Windus, February 1903, 6/-, 352pp, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    Ruffles by L. T. Meade (Stanley Paul, September 1911, 6/-, 318pp, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    The Secret of the Dead by L. T. Meade (F.V. White, March 1901, 6/-, 320pp, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    The Siren by L. T. Meade (F.V. White, May 1898, 6/-, 304pp, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    A Son of Ishmael by L. T. Meade (F.V. White, September 1896, 6/-, 320pp, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    The Soul of Margaret Rand by L. T. Meade (Ward, Lock & Co., August 1911, 6/-, 320pp, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    The Stormy Petrel by L. T. Meade (Hurst & Blackett, January 1909, 6/-, 400pp, hc, n.)

    Twenty-Four Hours by L. T. Meade (F.V. White, May 1911, 6/-, 316pp, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    Virginia by L. T. Meade (Digby, Long, April 1905, 6/-, 302pp, hc, n.)

    The Voice of the Charmer by L. T. Meade (Chatto & Windus, November 1895, 15/-, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    Wages by L. T. Meade (James Nisbet, 1900, 6/-, hc, n.)

    Water Gipsies: or, The Adventures of Tag, Rag, and Bobtail by L. T. Meade (J.F. Shaw, 1879, 3/6d, hc, n.)
        Mystery novel.

    Wheels of Iron by L. T. Meade (Nisbet & Co., October 1901, 6/-, 424pp, hc, n.)

    White Lilies and Other Tales by L. T. Meade (John F. Shaw and Co., December 1878, 1/6d, 132pp, hc, co)
        Details supplied by Endre Zsoldos.

    Going to Ost by Robert Meadley (Savoy, not published, 0-86130-079-3, tp, n.)
        Meadley’s first novel, subsequently published by Michael Butterworth in 2015.

    Going to Ost by Robert Meadley (Michael Butterworth, May 29, 2015, 978-0-9570016-3-3, £13.99, 223pp, tp, n., cover by Robert Meadley)
        Fantasy novel with an introduction by Michael Moorcock. An early version of part of the book appeared as “Conversations at Ma Maia Metron” (New Worlds #8, March 1975). Originally scheduled for publication in 1987, the manuscript was lost until now.

    Melconath by Robert Meadley (Savoy, not published, 0-86130-059-9, £1.50, 176pp, tp, n.)
        With its odd mixture of present-day nihilism and 18th century blood sports, Melconath is one of the strangest fantasy worlds ever imagined. Bukh Tabrolf, barbarian, philosopher and sportsman, “wooden beads plaited into his hair”, makes a journey to the mysterious city, accompanied by a poacher, a boy, and a lady boxer. Not so much swords-and-sorcery as swords-and-wildfowling, against a background of a failed romantic revolution.

    The Odyssey of a Dogged Optimist by Robert Meadley (Savoy, October 18, 2004, 0-86130-115-3, 188pp, ebook, nf) [Ref. Colin Wilson]
        Funny, clever and erudite defence of Colin Wilson following a series of splenetic reviews of Wilson’s biography, Dreaming to Some Purpose, in The Observer and elsewhere. Available as a free PDF download from the Savoy website.

    Study in Shadow by John Meaney (Birmingham Science Fiction Group, November 2011, £8.00, 41pp, ph, nv, cover by David A. Hardy) [Novacon Booklets]
        Original novelette issued in a limited edition of 300 numbered copies, to coincide with Meaney’s Guest of Honour appearance at Novacon 41.
    Details taken from online listing.

    The Avenging Chance and Other Mysteries from Roger Sheringham’s Casebook by Anthony Berkeley ed. Tony Medawar & Arthur Robinson--- see under Anthony Berkeley.

    The Avenging Chance and Other Mysteries from Roger Sheringham’s Casebook (New Edition) by Anthony Berkeley ed. Tony Medawar & Arthur Robinson--- see under Anthony Berkeley.

    The Avenging Chance and Other Mysteries from Roger Sheringham’s Casebook (Third Edition) by Anthony Berkeley ed. Tony Medawar & Arthur Robinson--- see under Anthony Berkeley.

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