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‘Q’, Sir Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch 1863–1944
Collections
My best book. Fowey 1912 (edn limited to 300 copies).
Selected stories by Q chosen by the author. [1921.]
The Duchy edition of tales and romances by Q. 30 vols 1928.
Poems. 1929.
Q’s mystery stories. 1937.
Cambridge lectures. 1943.
Shorter stories. 1944.
Q anthology: a selection of the prose and verse. Ed F. Brittain 1948.
Selected short stories. Harmondsworth 1957.
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Athens: a poem. [Bodmin] 1881.
Dead Man’s Rock: a romance. 1887, 1898, 1900.
The astonishing history of Troy Town. 1888.
The splendid spur: being memoirs of the adventures of Mr John
Marvel, a servant of His late Majesty King Charles I, in the years
1642–3; written by himself; edited in modern English by Q. 1889.
Written by Quiller-Couch.
The blue pavilions. 1891, 1892.
Noughts and crosses: stories, studies and sketches. 1891.
A blot of ink, by René Bazin. 1892. Tr from the Fr by Quiller-Couch
and P. M. Francke.
I saw three ships, and other winter’s tales. 1892.
The Warwickshire Avon. 1892.
The delectable Duchy: stories, studies and sketches. 1893.
Green bays: verses and parodies. 1893, 1930 (new and enlarged
edn).
Fairy tales, far and near. 1895.
Wandering heath: stories, studies and sketches. 1895.
Adventures in criticism. 1896, Cambridge 1924.
Ia. 1896.
Poems and ballads. 1896.
St Ives, by Robert Louis Stevenson. 1898. Completed from ch 31 by
Quiller-Couch.
The ship of stars. 1899.
Historical tales from Shakespeare. 1899, 1905.
Old fires and profitable ghosts: a book of stories. 1900.
The laird’s luck and other fireside tales. 1901.
The Westcotes. Bristol 1902.
The white wolf and other fireside tales. 1902.
The adventures of Harry Revel. 1903.
Two sides of the face: midwinter tales. Bristol 1903.
The collaborators: or the comedy that wrote itself. 1903.
Hetty Wesley. 1903.
Fort Amity. 1904.
Shakespeare’s Christmas and other stories. 1905.
Shining ferry. 1905.
From a Cornish window. Bristol 1906.
Sir John Constantine: memoirs of his adventures at home and
abroad and particularly in the island of Corsica beginning with
the year 1756, written by his son Prosper Paleologus otherwise
Constantine and edited by ‘Q’ (A. T. Quiller-Couch). 1906. Written
by Quiller-Couch.
The Mayor of Troy. 1906.
Major Vigoureux. 1907.
Poison Island. 1907.
Merry-Garden and other stories. 1907.
True Tilda. Bristol 1909.
Corporal Sam and other stories. 1910.
Lady Good-for-Nothing: a man’s portrait of a woman. 1910.
The sleeping beauty and other fairy tales from the Old French,
retold. Illustrated by Edmund Dulac. [1911.]
Brother Copas. Bristol 1911.
Hocken and Hunken: a tale of Troy. Edinburgh 1912.
The roll call of honour: a new book of golden deeds. [1912.]
The vigil of Venus and other poems. 1912.
In powder & crinoline: old fairy tales retold. Illustr Kay Nielsen.
[1913.]
News from the Duchy. Bristol 1913.
Poetry. 1914.
Nicky-Nan, reservist. Edinburgh 1915.
On the art of writing: lectures delivered in the University of
Cambridge 1913–1914. Cambridge 1916.
Memoir of Arthur John Butler. 1917.
Mortallone and Aunt Trinidad: tales of the Spanish Main. Bristol
1917. Contains The keys of Mortallone (pbd separately 1932), Aunt
Trinidad, and Captain Knot.
Foe-Farrell. 1918.
Shakespeare’s workmanship. 1918.
Studies in literature. 3 ser Cambridge 1918–29.
On the art of reading: lectures delivered in the University of
Cambridge 1916–1917. Cambridge 1920.
Charles Dickens and other Victorians. Cambridge 1925.
Honourable men – Livingstone; Lincoln; Gordon. [1925.] Rptd from
Roll call of honour, above.
Victors of peace – Florence Nightingale; Pasteur; Father Damien.
[1926]. Rptd from Roll call of honour, above.
The age of Chaucer. [1926.]
A lecture on lectures. 1927.
The poet as citizen and other papers. Cambridge 1934.
Memories & opinions: an unfinished autobiography. Ed S. C.
Roberts, Cambridge 1944.
The whimsical history of Bluebeard, by Charles Perrault. New York
1952. Tr from the Fr.
Castle Dor. 1962. Completed by D. du Maurier.
Exploring Shakespeare’s country 100 years ago. Ed S. D. Ludlum
1985. Articles first pbd in Harper’s New Monthly Mag, 1891.
Editions
The golden pomp: a procession of English lyrics from Surrey to
Shirley. 1895.
The story of the sea. 2 vols 1895–6.
The Oxford book of English verse 1250–1900. Oxford 1900.
The world of adventure: a collection of stirring scenes and moving
accidents. 36 pts 1904–5. Selections from The world of adventure
were pbd in 6 vols as The black, blue, brown, green, grey and red
adventure books, 1904–5.
The pilgrim’s way: a little scrip of good counsel for travellers.
1906.
Select English classics. 1908– .
The Oxford book of ballads. Oxford 1910.
The Oxford book of Victorian verse. Oxford 1912.
The King’s treasuries of literature. 1920– .
The works of Shakespeare. 39 vols Cambridge 1921–66 (New
Cambridge edn). The comedies were edited by Quiller-Couch and
J. D. Wilson, the tragedies and histories by Wilson alone.
The Oxford book of English prose. Oxford 1925.
The Cambridge shorter Bible. Cambridge 1928. With A. Nairne and
T. R. Glover.
Pages of English prose 1390–1930. Oxford 1930.
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Archer, W. In his Poets of the younger generation, 1902.
Brittain, F. Arthur Quiller-Couch: a biographical study of Q.
Cambridge 1947.
Rowse, A. L. Quiller-Couch: a portrait of ‘Q’. 1988. [eh]
James Rice 1843–82
See under Sir Walter Besant, col 1459.
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