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The Late Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Children of the tempest. A tale of the outer isles. Edinburgh and
London 1903, 1905, 1923 (Uniform edn), 1935 (Inveraray edn), 1948
(Inveraray edn); tr Gaelic 1933.
reviews: TLS 24 July 1903; Athenaeum 8 Aug 1903.
Erchie, my droll friend. Edinburgh and London 1904, 1905.
The Vital Spark and her queer crew. Edinburgh and London 1906,
1920.
review: Bookman June 1906.
The daft days. Edinburgh and London 1907, New York and London
1907 (as Bud: a novel), Edinburgh and London 1909, 1911 (4th
impression), 1912, 1915, 1916, 1918, 1920, 1923 (Uniform edn), 1924,
1925, 1928, 1931, 1933, 1935 (Inveraray edn), 1939 (Inveraray edn),
1948 (Inveraray edn), 1953 (Inveraray edn).
reviews: Athenaeum 25 May 1907; Bookman June 1907; Acad 8
June 1907.
Fancy farm. Edinburgh and London 1910, 1917, 1923 (Uniform edn),
1935 (Inveraray edn), 1948 (Inveraray edn reprint).
reviews: TLS 1 Dec 1910; Bookman Feb 1911.
In Highland harbours with Para Handy, S. S. Vital Spark. Edinburgh
and London 1911.
Ayrshire idylls. 1912 (illustr G. Houston), New York 1912 (illustr G.
Houston), 1923 (illustr G. Houston), Edinburgh and London
1923 (new edn), 1926, 1935 (Inveraray edn with The lost pibroch,
and other sheiling stories, and Jaunty Jock), 1948 (Inveraray edn
with The lost pibroch, and other sheiling stories, and Jaunty
Jock).
reviews: Athenaeum 14 Dec 1912; TLS 26 Dec 1912.
The new road. 1914, Edinburgh and London 1919, Toronto 1919,
Edinburgh and London 1923 (Uniform edn), 1930, 1935 (Inveraray
edn), 1948 (Inveraray edn), 1969, Edinburgh 1994 (introd by B. D.
Osborne).
reviews: TLS 2 July 1914; Athenaeum 4 July 1914; Bookman Aug
1914.
Jaunty Jock, and other stories. Edinburgh and London 1918, 1919
(3rd impression), (Uniform edn), 1931.
reviews: TLS 1 Nov 1918; Bookman Jan 1919.
Hurricane Jack of the Vital Spark. Edinburgh and London 1923.
The history of the Royal Bank of Scotland, 1727–1927. Edinburgh
1928 (priv ptd).
review: TLS 2 Aug 1928.
The brave days. A chronicle from the north. Edinburgh 1931 (introd
by G. Blake), 1934 (introd by G. Blake).
reviews: Bookman Jan 1932; TLS 7 Jan 1932.
Para Handy and other tales. Edinburgh and London 1931, 1933, 1937,
1941, 1942, 1943 (twice), 1945, 1947, 1948, 1951, Edinburgh 1980.
review: TLS 7 Jan 1932.
The looker-on. (Essays rptd from the Glasgow Evening News, ed
and introd by G. Blake.) Edinburgh 1933, 1935.
Erchie & Jimmy Swan. 1969, Edinburgh 1972, Greenock 1987, 1989,
Edinburgh 1993 (with 59 previously uncollected stories, introd
and annotated by B. D. Osborne and R. Armstrong), Edinburgh
1996 (with 59 previously uncollected stories, introd and annotated
B. D. Osborne and R. Armstrong).
Neil Munro’s Para Handy. Port Glasgow 1986.
Neil Munro’s Jimmy Swan. Greenock 1988.
Neil Munro’s Erchie. Greenock 1987, 1989.
Contributions to periodicals, collaborative works and
anthologies
Munro edited the Glasgow Evening News 1918–24. Much of his poetry was
pbd in jnls, particularly Blackwood’s Mag.
Blackwood’s Mag. Oct 1893–Aug 1917. See also Wellesley vol 5 1989.
Bookman. Dec 1896–Jan 1913 (sporadic).
Living Age. Heather, 16 Jan 1897; Two exiles, 4 Mar 1899. Poems.
Good Words. Jan 1899–Dec 1901.
Bookman (USA). Rudyard Kipling, May 1899.
The imaginative boy. In A volunteer haversack containing contributions
of certain writers to the Queen’s Rifle Volunteer Brigade:
The Royal Scots, ed A. S. Walker, Edinburgh 1902.
Cassell’s Mag. The silver drum, Jan 1903.
Stevenson: the man and his work. In Robert Louis Stevenson: a
Bookman extra number 1913, 1913.
In Songs & sonnets for England in time of war, 1915.
In A treasury of war poetry: British and American poems of the
world war 1914–1919, ed G. H. Clarke, [1919].
In Valour and vision: poems of the war, ed J. T. Trotter, 1920.
In Ballads and poems. By members of the Glasgow Ballad Club (4th
ser). Edinburgh 1924.
For the New Rev, see Wellesley vol 5.
Editions, introductions, etc
Introd to Poems by Robert Burns. [1904], 1906 (Red Letter Lib), New
York 1928.
The Clyde river and Firth. Painted by M. Y. and J. Young Hunter.
Described by N. Munro. 1907.
Introd to The old Highlands: being papers read before the Gaelic
Society of Glasgow 1895–1906. 1908.
Scottish university verses, 1918–1923. Ed Munro, Aberdeen 1923.
Introd to A. Robertson, The Ogha Mor or the tale-man on his elbow,
tr Rev A. MacKinnon, Glasgow and London 1924.
Of the western isle; forty woodcuts by Stephen Bone. 1925.
Description by N. Munro.
Introd to Dr W. H. Drummond’s complete poems. [1926.]
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New writers (with portrait). Bookman Apr 1896.
Bookman (USA) Jan 1898.
Stuart, A. Montrose and Argyll in fiction. Blackwood’s Mag Jan 1899
Discusses Munro’s John Splendid.
Stewart, A. W. The author of Gilian the dreamer. Sunday Mag Jan
1900.
MacArthur, J. Bookman (USA) Apr 1900.
A novelist of the north. Young Man Mar 1902.
Acad 1 Aug 1903.
Portrait. Bookman July 1903.
Meldrum, D. S. July 1915.
Obits: [Glasgow] Evening News 22 Dec 1930; Graham, R. B. C.
[Glasgow] Evening News 23 Dec 1930; The Times 23 and 24 Dec
1930; New York Times 23 Dec 1930.
Blake, G. Introd to The brave days. Edinburgh 1931. Contains biographical
material.
Hendry, B. Neil Munro: the Gael in literature. Bookman 1931.
Wernitz, H. Neil Munro und die nationale Kulturbewegung in
modernen Schottland. Berlin 1937.
Sutherland, J. In The Longman companion to Victorian fiction,
1988.
Donald, S. In the wake of the Vital spark: Para Handy’s Scotland.
Glasgow 1994, 1996.
DLB vol 156. Detroit 1995.
Osborne, B. D. Introds to John Splendid, Edinburgh 1994, The new
road, Edinburgh 1994, and Doom castle, 1996.
Völkel, H. Das literarische Werk Neil Munros. Frankfurt-am-Main
1996. [dapa]
Edith Nesbit 1858–1924
Fabian papers at Nuffield College include letters about Nesbit’s involvement
with the Fabian Soc. Letters to her agents are in the Berg Collection, NYPL.
Letters to the Soc of Authors are in the BL, and to H. G. Wells in the Wells
papers at the Univ Lib of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Parts of her correspondence
with her publishers are in the Macmillan papers at the BL and in
the John Lane papers in the HRHRC, Austin TX. Jocelyn Nixon’s private
archive contains several ms notebooks of poems (some extracted from periodi-