H B Marriott-Watson

(Henry Brereton Marriott-Watson)
Australia (1863 - 1921)

Henry Brereton Marriott Watson was one of the more prolific authors of his day, turning out novels and collections of short stories which won him a reputation as one of the better, and better-known, writers of his time. Although he was best known for his tales of swashbuckling adventure and historical romance, he occasionally turned his hand to the weird, the supernatural, and the horrific, scattering these tales throughout his seventeen collections of short stories.

Novels

   Marahuna (1888)
   At the First Corner (1895)
   Galloping Dick (1896)
   The Adventurers (1899)
   The Princess Xenia (1899)
   Chloris of the Island (1900)
   The Rebel (1900)
   The House Divided (1901)
   Captain Fortune (1904)
   Hurricane Island (1905)
   The Skirts of Happy Chance (1905)
   Twisted Eglantine (1905)
   The High Toby (1906)
   A Midsummer Day's Dream (1906)
   The Privateers (1907)
   The Devil's Pulpit (1908)
   The Castle By the Sea (1909)
   The Flower of the Heart (1909)
   Romance At Random (1909)
   Alise of of Astra (1910)
   Couch Fires and Primrose Ways (1911)
   The Big Fish (1912)
   Rosalind in Arden (1914)
   Mulberry Wharf (1917)
   The Excelsior (1918)
   The House in the Downs (1928)

Collections

   Diogenes of London (1893)
   The Heart of Miranda (1898)
   Alarums and Excursions (1903)
   Chapman's Wares (1915)
   Aftermath (1919)
   The Devil Of The Marsh (2004)

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Anthologies containing stories by H B Marriott-Watson

Fangs (2010)
(Vampire Archives, book 2)
edited by
Otto Penzler

The Vampire Archives (2009)
(Vampire Archives)
edited by
Otto Penzler

A Bottomless Grave (2001)
And Other Victorian Tales of Horror
edited by
Hugh Lamb

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