R. Murray Gilchrist

“The Manuscript of Francis Shackerley” is taken from the R. Murray Gilchrist anthology The Stone Dragon and Other Tragic Romances.

“My Friend” is taken from the R. Murray Gilchrist anthology The Stone Dragon and Other Tragic Romances. It has been

“The Writings of Althea Swarthmoor” was first published, 17 September 1892, in The National Observer. In 1894, Gilchrist included the

The Stone Dragon is the title story from Gilchrist’s first short story collection The Stone Dragon and Other Tragic Romances,

“The Noble Courtesan” was first published in 1894, in The Stone Dragon and Other Tragic Romances. It has since been

“The Return” was first published 2 July 1892 in The National Observer. In 1894, Gilchrist republished the story in his

“Midsummer Madness” was first published in The Stone Dragon and Other Tragic Romances. It has been republished several times in

“The Lost Mistress” was first published in 1894 in The Stone Dragon and Other Tragic Romances, a collection of 14

“Excerpts from Witherton’s Journal: Also a Letter of Crystalla’s” was first published in the R. Murray Gilchrist anthology The Stone

Like many of Gilchrist’s stories, “The Pageant of Ghosts” was first published in The National Observer. It appeared in the

“Roxana Runs Lunatick” was first published in R. Murray Gilchrist’s anthology The Stone Dragon and Other Tragic Romances (1894). In

“Witch In-Grain” was first published 6 May 1893 in The National Observer. It was republished the following year in Gilchrist’s

“Dame Inowslad” was first published on 7 January 1893 in The National Observer. The following year, Gilchrist republished the story

“The Basilisk” was first published in the 23 July 1892 edition of The National Observer. In 1894, Gilchrist republished the