The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

The Late Nineteenth-Century Novel
1719 | 1720
Chloris of the island: a novel. London and New York 1900, London
[1912].
reviews: New York Times 10 Nov 1900; Athenaeum 24 Nov 1900;
Bookman Dec 1900; Spectator 15 Dec 1900; Dial 16 Dec 1900;
Literature 23 Mar 1901.
The skirts of happy chances. Being some adventures of Francis,
second son of the late Marquees of Auriol. 1901.
reviews: Acad 3 Aug 1901; Acad 10 Aug 1901; Spectator 14 Aug
1901; Athenaeum 24 Aug 1901; Literary World 4 Oct 1901.
The house divided. London and New York 1901.
reviews: New York Times 23 Nov 1901; Acad 7 Dec 1901; Pall Mall
Gazette 10 Dec 1901; Spectator 14 Dec 1901; TLS 21 Dec 1901; Dial 1
Aug 1902.
Godfrey Merivale. Being a portion of his history. 1902, [1912].
reviews: Literary World 13 June 1902; Athenaeum 21 June 1902;
TLS 18 July 1902.
Alarums and excursions. 1903.
reviews: Acad 29 Aug 1903; Acad 5 Sep 1903; Athenaeum 12 Sep
1903; Spectator 12 Sep 1903; Bookman Oct 1903; Literary World 2
Oct 1903; Outlook 10 Oct 1903.
Captain Fortune. 1904, 1912, 1913, [1920] (abridged).
reviews: Athenaeum 30 July 1904; Acad 13 Aug 1904; Spectator
13 Aug 1904; Outlook 8 Oct 1904.
Hurricane island. 1904, New York 1904, London 1905, New York
1905, London 1911, [1915], [1917].
reviews: Athenaeum 26 Nov 1904; T. P.’s Weekly 9 Dec 1904;
Outlook 10 Dec 1904; New York Times 4 Mar 1905; Dial 1 June
1905.
Twisted eglantine. 1905, New York 1905.
reviews: TLS 8 Sep 1905; Acad 9 Sep 1905; Athenaeum 9 Sep
1905; New York Times 18 Nov 1905; Dial 1 Jan 1906.
The high Toby. Being further chapters in the life and fortunes of
Dick Ryder, otherwise Galloping Dick, sometime gentleman of
the road. 1906, [1912].
reviews: Athenaeum 10 Mar 1906; Spectator 5 May 1906.
A midsummer day’s dream. New York 1906, London 1907, 1914.
reviews: New York Times 22 Sep 1906; TLS 1 Feb 1907;
Athenaeum 2 Feb 1907; Acad 9 Feb 1907; Dial 1 Apr 1907.
The privateers. 1907, New York 1907, London and Toronto [1915].
reviews: New York Times 26 Jan 1907; Dial 1 Apr 1907;
Athenaeum 31 Aug 1907; Outlook 31 Aug 1907; Acad 7 Sep 1907;
TLS 13 Sep 1907.
A poppy show: being divers and diverse tales. 1908.
reviews: Athenaeum 11 Apr 1908; Outlook 25 Apr 1908.
The devil’s pulpit. New York 1908.
reviews: New York Times 5 Dec 1908; Dial 1 Feb 1909.
The golden precipice. 1908, New York 1908.
reviews: Athenaeum 14 Nov 1908; Bookman Dec 1908.
The flower of the heart. 1909 (3 edns).
reviews: TLS 1 Jan 1909; Athenaeum 30 Jan 1909; Outlook 6 Feb
1909.
The castle by the sea. 1909, Boston 1909, New York 1909, London
1917, 1927.
reviews: Athenaeum 4 Sep 1909; Bookman Oct 1909; New York
Times 9 Oct 1909; Dial 16 Nov 1909.
Romance at random. 1909.
reviews: Athenaeum 11 Dec 1909; Bookman Mar 1910.
The King’s highway: being further episodes in the life of Richard
Ryder. 1910.
reviews: Outlook 23 Apr 1910; Athenaeum 30 Apr 1910.
Alise of Astra. 1910, Boston 1910, 1911.
reviews: Athenaeum 13 Aug 1910; Outlook 13 Aug 1910.
At a venture. 1911 (2 edns).
review: Athenaeum 11 Mar 1911.
Couch fires and primrose ways. 1911.
review: Athenaeum 27 Jan 1912.
The tomboy and others. 1912, New York 1912.
reviews: Acad 15 June 1912; Bookman Aug 1912; New York Times
4 Aug 1912.
The big fish. 1912 (2 edns), Boston 1912.
reviews: New York Times 5 May 1912; Athenaeum 27 July 1912;
Acad 24 Aug 1912; Bookman Sep 1912.
Ifs and ans. 1913.
review: Bookman June 1913.
Rosalind in Arden. London and Toronto 1913, [1914].
reviews: Athenaeum 28 June 1913; Bookman Sep 1913.
Once upon a time. London and Toronto 1914, London [1915].
reviews: TLS 5 Mar 1914; Athenaeum 7 Mar 1914; Bookman Apr
1914; Outlook 25 Apr 1914.
The house in the downs. London and Toronto 1914, London 1915,
[1928].
reviews: Athenaeum 21 Nov 1914; Spectator 26 Dec 1914;
Outlook 25 Jan 1915; Bookman Sep 1915.
Chapman’s wares. 1915.
reviews: Athenaeum 24 Apr 1915; TLS 6 May 1915.
The affair on the island. 1916, Paris 1918.
As it chanced. 1916.
Mulberry warf. 1917.
The excelsior. 1918.
The pester finger. [1919.]
review: TLS 8 May 1919.
Aftermath: a garner of tales. 1919.
review: Athenaeum 19 Sep 1919.
Contributions to periodicals, collaborative works and
anthologies
Watson was literary editor of Black and White in the early 1890s and was a
contributor to many jnls including the St James’s Gazette.
Nat Observer. 18 Apr 1891–31 Mar 1894.
Literary Opinion. July 1891–Jan 1892.
Black and White. The portrait in the inn, 29 Oct 1892; An honourable
precedent, 17 Aug 1895.
Vanity Fair. That ruffian, the highwayman, 3 Dec 1892.
The Yellow Book. Jan 1895–Jan 1896.
Bookman. Aug 1895–June 1896.
The Chap-Book. 1 July–1 Nov 1895.
Bookman (USA). Feb–Mar 1896.
Pall Mall Mag. May 1896–Aug 1911.
Harper’s Mag. The Lord Chief Justice, May 1897–Aug 1898; Princess
Xenia, Apr–Nov 1899; Fairfax comedy, Sep 1910.
In By creek and gully: stories and sketches mostly of bush life. Told
in prose and rhyme. By Australian writers in England, ed L.
Fisher, 1899.
In Australian wilds, and other colonial tales and sketches, ed P.
Mennell, 1899.
North Amer Rev. Thoughts on pain and death, Oct 1901; Intimations
of immortality, Aug 1912; Orthodox science and psychical
research, Aug 1917.
Outing. The alarm bell, Feb 1902.
Harmsworth’s London Mag. Dec 1902–Aug 1909.
Cosmopolitan. Miss and my lady, Mar 1903; Romance at random,
Sep 1910; Foundlings, Mar 1911.
T. P.’s Weekly. 19 Dec 1902–27 Jan 1905.
Cassell’s Mag. The silent pool and its neighbour, June 1903.
Living Age. A vision of spring in winter, 3 Mar 1906.
Athenaeum. William Ernest Henley (obit), 18 July 1903; Frederick
York Powell (obit), 14 May 1904; rev of Henley’s Works, 25 July 1908.
Fortnightly Rev. Robert Louis Stevenson: an appreciation, Sep 1903;
Orthodox science and psychical research, Sep 1917.
Monthly Rev. The old controversy, Oct 1903.
Nineteenth Cent. Deleterious effect of the Americanization upon
women, Nov 1903; Analysis of American women, Sep 1904.