Fergus Hume

“The Professor’s Mummy” made an early, possibly first, appearance in print on 3 December 1898, in the Lyttelton Times, a

Professor Brankel’s Secret is a short novella that was first published, in 1889, in Belgravia magazine. Due to the story’s

“The Red Star” is taken from Hume’s anthology The Dancer In Red and Other Stories, first published in 1906.  

“The Ghost in Brocade” is taken from Hume’s anthology The Dancer In Red and Other Stories, first published in 1906.

“The Ghost’s Touch” was first published in 1906, in Hume’s anthology The Dancer In Red and Other Stories. As much

“A Spirit in My Feet” is taken from Hume’s anthology The Dancer in Red and Other Stories, published in 1906,

A crime story, mystery, and a horror story in equal parts, “The Dancer in Red” is the title story from

“A Colonial Banshee” is taken from Hume’s anthology The Dancer in Red and Other Stories, published in 1906, by Digby,

“The Sand-Walker” is one of several stories included in Hume’s anthology The Dancer in Red and Other Stories, published in