ROY GLASHAN

FRANCIS HENRY ATKINS
A BRIEF BIBLIOGRAPHY^©

Published by Roy Glashan's Library, 2016
Produced by Roy Glashan
Version Date: 2022-05-02

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WORKS WRITTEN AS FRANK AUBREY

THE MONELLA SERIES

The Devil-Tree of El Dorado: A Romance of British Guiana

First UK edition: Hutchinson, London, 1896

First US edition: New Amsterdam Book Co., New York, 1897

A Queen of Atlantis

Serialised in The Argosy, Feb-Aug 1899

First book edition: Hutchinson, London, 1899

Reprinted by J.B. Lippincot, London, 1900

King of the Dead: A Weird Romance

First edition: John McQueen, London, 1903

OTHER TITLES

Amigo Del Cristiano (ss)

The English Illustrated Magazine, Jan 1907

The Convict's Wife (ss)

See "A Woman's Love"

The Death-Cry in the Forest (ss)

The English Illustrated Magazine, Jun 1906

A Matrimonial Advertisement (ss)

The English Illustrated Magazine, Mar 1908

The Mystery at Milton-on-the-Moor (novelette)

The English Illustrated Magazine, Dec 1907

The Spell of the Bird (ss)

The English Illustrated Magazine, Oct 1899

The Spell of the Sword (ss)

Pearson's Magazine, Feb 1898

Magazine of Horror, Fall 1967

Phantom Regiments, Adams/Adams/Greenberg, Baen, 1990

A Studio Mystery

First editon: Jarrold, London, 1897

See also "The Mystery of an Artist's Model" by Fenton Ash

Strange Stories of the Hospitals

First edition: C.A. Pearson, London, 1898

The Third Figure (ss)

The Queen, 11 Nov 1899

12 Mystery Stories, Adrian, Oxford University Press, 1998

The Thug's Legacy (serial novel)

The English Illustrated Magazine, Apr, May 1910

A Woman's Love (ss)

The Novel Magazine, date not ascertained

The Aukland Star, New Zealand, 22 June 1901

The Daily News, Perth, Australia, Dec 20, 1907, as "The Convict's Wife"

WORKS WRITTEN AS FENTON ASH

The Black Opal: A Romance of Thrilling Adventure

Serialised in Big Budget, Apr 14-Jun 9, 1906

First book edition: John F. Shaw & Co, London 1914 (often wrongly listed with the date 1915)

The Broken Sword (short story)

The Star, New Zealand, Aug 1, 1910

(The) Cadets of the Dolphin (novel)

The Boy's Friend Library, 1st Series, #480, The Amalgamated Press, London, Oct 1919

First book edition: John F. Shaw & Co., London, 1925

Caught by a Comet (short story)

The Red Magazine, May 1910

Chums Annual 1941, 1940

Pulpdom, #20, Dec 1999

The Fighting Blood (novelette)

Pluck 18 Jul 1914; adapted from the film

Fighting Death! (novelette)

Pluck 8 Aug 1914; adapted from the movie

The Golden Alligator

The Union Jack Library, No. 60, Dec 3, 1904.

The Golden Skulls (ss)

The Captain, Jun 1919

In Polar Seas

Nelson Lee Library magazine, Oct 16, 1915- Feb 02, 1916

First book edition: Roy Glashan's Library, 2016

The Intercepted Message (novelette)

The Boys' Friend, #358, 18 Apr 1908

The Island of Gold

Serialised in The Nelson Lee Library, Jun 24 1916- Apr 21, 1917

First book edition: The Amalgamated Press, London, Boy's Friend Series, 1918

The Mystery of an Artist's Model

An expanded version of "A Studio Mystery" with the names of people and and places changed

Serialised under syndication in, e.g.,
The Linlithgowshire Gazette, West Lothian, Scotland, 1910 and in many Australian newspapers

First book edition: Roy Glashan's Library, 2018

On the Night Beat (npvelette)

The Boys' Friend, #517, 6 May 1911

The Pirates of the Swamp (ss)

The Captain, Apr 1919

The Radium Seekers, or The Wonderful Black Nugget

First published by Sir Isaac Pitman, London, 1905

A Son of the Stars

Young England. An Illustrated Magazine for Boys, Vol. 29, 1907-1908

Serialised in The Fantasy Collector, Dec 1988-Mar 1990

The Sunken Island; or, The Pirates of Atlantis

The Union Jack Library, Vol. 2, No. 30, 1904

The Treasure Seekers (ss)

Yes or No, 2 May 1908

A Trip to Mars (variant title: "A King of Mars")

Serialised as "A King of Mars" in The Sunday Circle, Jan 5-May 25, 1907

First book edition: W. & R. Chambers, London, 1909

The Whistling Bouy (novelette)

The Boys' Friend, #474, 9 July 1910

WORKS WRITTEN AS FRED ASHLEY

The Temple of Fire, or The Mysterious Island: A Romance of the South Seas

First published by Sir Isaac Pitman, London, 1905, with illustrations by Vincent Daniel

Abridged Boy's Friend Library edition printed under the name Fenton Ash by The Amalgamated Press, London, 1917