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A strange insanity. Cassell’s Mag 29 1899–1900.
The mysteries of Greystones. Girl’s Realm Annual 2 1899–1900.
Over the cliff. Lady’s Word 1 1900.
The purple bag. Girl’s Realm Annual 3 1900–1.
The revolt of Dinah Rashleigh. Sunday Strand 1 1900.
Robbery with compensation. Sunday Strand 1 1900.
The best brother-in-law in the world. Lady’s World 3 1901.
The bride’s secret. Lady’s World 3 1900–1.
The ruby bracelet. Lady’s World 3 1900–1.
Yours Philip Mortimer. Lady’s World 3 1900–1.
The great pink pearl. Harmsworth Mag 6 1901.
A race for a wife. Lady’s World 3 1901.
Great Aunt Alicia: a Christmas ghost story. Girl’s Realm 4 1901–2.
The visiting card: a series of short stories. Lady’s World 4 1902.
Eyes of terror. Strand Mag 26 1903.
Roland Trevor’s secret. Sunday Strand 8 1903.
The rays of magic. Woman at Home 18 1904–5.
The magic earrings. Woman at Home 20 1905–6.
The man from Johannesburg. London Mag 16 1906.
The ordeal of Sybil West. Girl’s Realm 10 1907–8.
Accepted: a story of the Royal Academy. Girl’s Realm 10 1907–8.
Jessica’s dilemma. Girl’s Realm 11 1908–9.
The ordeal of Cicely Blunt. Quiver 1909.
Love stories of real life. Strand Mag 39 1910.
Colour blindness. In The storyteller: a magazine of clever fiction, ed
Arthur Spurgeon, 1907.
Short stories as joint author
Richard Maitland – consul. (With R. K. Douglas) Chambers’s Jnl 71
1894, 72 1895, rptd in Brains and bravery, 1903 (illus).
Stories of the Red Cross. (With Clifford Halifax) Pearson’s Mag 4
1897.
Adventures of a man of science. (With Clifford Halifax, i.e. Edgar
Beaumont) Strand Mag 12 1896; 13 1897.
The blue laboratory. (With Robert Eustace, i.e. Robert Eustace
Barton) Cassell’s Family Mag 23 1896–7.
Where the air quivered. (With Robert Eustace) Strand Mag 16 1898.
The secret of Emu Plain. (With Robert Eustace) Cassell’s Mag 27
1898–9.
The arrest of Captain Vandeleur. (With Robert Eustace)
Harmsworth Mag 2 1899.
Mr Bovey’s unexpected will. (With Robert Eustace) Harmsworth
Mag 2 1899.
The D Line. (With Robert Eustace) Windsor Mag 11 1899–1900.
The outside ledge: a cablegram mystery. (With Robert Eustace)
Harmsworth Mag 5 1900, rptd in A treasury of Victorian detective
stories, ed E. F. Bleiler, 1980.
A terrible railway ride. (With Robert Eustace) Harmsworth Mag 4
1900.
Followed. (With Robert Eustace) Strand Mag 20 1900.
Mrs Reid’s terror. (With Robert Eustace) Harmsworth Mag 6 1901.
The heart of a mystery. (With Robert Eustace). Windsor Mag 14
1901.
Spangle-winged. (With Clifford Halifax) Strand Mag 22 1901.
The mystery of Susanna Tankerville. (With Clifford Halifax)
Woman at Home 12 1901–2.
The black ball. (With Robert Eustace) Cassell’s Mag 35 1902–3.
Uninsured. (With Robert Eustace). Woman at Home 14 1902–3.
The face in the dark. (With Robert Eustace) Harmsworth Mag 10
1903, rptd in Great short stories of detection, mystery and horror,
ed D. L. Sayers, 1928, vol 1.
Short stories in collections
What really happened by Mrs Meade and others. 1891.
Fifty-two stories of heroism in life and action for girls, by L. T.
Meade, S. Doudney, G. Stebbing and other writers. Ed A. H. Miles
1895. Illus.
Fifty-two stories of pluck, peril and romance for girls, by L. T. Meade
etc. Ed A. H. Miles 1896. Illus.
Fifty-two stories of duty and daring for girls by Countess
Norraikow, L. T. Meade and other writers. 1897.
Fifty-two holiday stories for girls, by L. T. Meade, Mary E. Wilkins
and Sarah Doudney. 1898.
The kingfisher’s egg, by L. T. Meade and E. Walton, G. R. Glasgow
and O. Molesworth. 1899.
Sweet bright-eyes: a volume of original pictures, stories and verses.
By. L. T. Meade and others. 1899. Illus.
Fifty-two stirring stories for girls, by L. T. Meade, S. Doudney, R.
Overton and other writers. 1900.
In storyland: a volume of original pictures, stories and verses.
Written by G. S. Henty, L. T. Meade and others. 1900.
Sunny days: a volume of original pictures, stories and verses.
Written by L. T. Meade and others. 1900. Illus.
A golden apple, by L. T. Meade and other stories by M. B. Manwell,
Eliza F. Pollard etc. 1901.
Queen of the day by L. T. Meade and other stories by M. B. Manwell
and Frances E. Crompton, etc. 1902.
That little French baby etc and other stories by L. T. Meade and L. L.
Weedon. 1905.
Seaside story book, with tales by G. Manville Fenn, L. T. Meade et al.
1907.
Seaside holiday frolics, with stories by L. T. Meade, G. Manville
Fenn, A. J. Daniels etc. 1910.
Golden hours story book, by L. T. Meade, G. Manville Fenn, M. A.
Hoyer, L. Molesworth etc. 1912.
Happy playmates: a volume of original pictures, stories and verses
written by G. Manville Fenn, L. T. Meade and E. Everett-Green,
etc. Ed A. J. Fuller 1913.
Contributions to periodicals
One in the thousand. Sunday Mag 14 1885.
Authors: an English editor’s view. Literary World (Boston) 24 May
1890.
Carmen Sylva: Queen of Roumania. Sunday Mag 19 1890.
The children of the highways. Sunday Mag 19 1890.
English girls and their colleges. 8 articles in Lady’s Pictorial, Dec
1891 and Jan 1892.
The Atalanta scholarship and school of fiction: from the Editor’s
standpoint. Atalanta 6 1892–3.
The children’s country holidays. Atalanta 6 1892–3.
Winter resorts. Atalanta 6 1892–3.
How I write my books. Young Woman 1 1893.
Girton College. Atalanta 7 1893–4.
Newnham College. Atalanta 7 1893–4.
Antwerp: an old Flemish city. Sunday Mag 23 1894.
Sir Edward Burne-Jones: the painter of eternal youth. Sunday Mag
23 1894.
G. F. Watts: painter of the eternal truths. Sunday Mag 23 1894.
Cheltenham Ladies College. (Girls’ schools of to-day.) Strand Mag 9
1895.
St Leonard’s and Great Harrowden Hall. (Girls’ schools of to-day.)
Strand Mag 9 1895.
Sir Edward Burne-Jones. Strand Mag 10 1895.
Children past and present. The Parents’ Rev 6 1896, 7 1896.
A school of fiction. New Cent Rev 1 1897.
At what age should girls marry? Young Woman 7 1898–9.
Red letter days. Sunday Mag 1899.
How I began. Girl’s Realm 3 1900–1.
The friends I loved when I was young. Sunday Mag 1901.
Story writing for girls. Academy and Literature Fiction Suppl 1903.
L. T. Meade edited Atalanta, vols 1–6 1887–93. The first vol (1887–8) was
edited jointly with Alicia A. Leith, the 2nd and 3rd vols (1888–90) with John C.
Staples, and vol 6 with A. Balfour Symington. [jg]
L. T. Meade
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