Author:Alfred Edward Woodley Mason

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Alfred Edward Woodley Mason (1865–1948)

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British author, writing under the pen name of A. E. W. Mason, best known for his 1902 novel, "The Four Feathers." and for his Inspector Hannaud mystery books.

Alfred Edward Woodley Mason

Works

• Parson Kelly, 1900 (1899) (with Andrew Lang) no scan
• The Four Feathers (1902) no scan
• The Witness for the Defence detective novel(1913) (external scan)
• The Four Corners of the World (1917) short stories (external scan)
• The Summons (1920) no scan
• At the Villa Rose (1910) no scan
• The Affair at the Semiramis Hotel (1917) (Inspector Hannaud)

• A Romance of Wastdale (1895) (external scan)
• The Courtship of Morrice Buckler: A Romance (1896) (external scan)
• Lawrence Clavering (1897) (external scan)
• The Philanderers (1897)
• Miranda of the Balcony: A Story (1899) (external scan)
• The Watchers: A Novel (1899) (external scan)
• Clementina: A Tale (1901) (external scan)
• Ensign Knightley: And Other Stories (1901) short stories (external scan)
• The Truants: A Novel (1904) Illustrated by William Hurd Lawrence (external scan)
• Running Water (1906) (external scan)
• The Broken Road (1907) (external scan)
• Green Stockings: A Comedy in three Acts (1910) (external scan)
• The Turnstile (1912) (external scan)
• The Royal Exchange: a note on the occasion of the bicentenary of the Royal Exchange Assurance (1920) nonfiction (external scan)

Individual short stories

• "The Great Monopoly," (1906) in Metropolitan magazine.
• "Dimoussi and the Pistol," (1915) in The Times Red Cross Story Book by "Famous Novelists Serving in His Majesty's Forces"
• "The Shuttered House" in English Illustrated Magazine, Vol 18, 1897-1898

Works about Mason

• “Mason, Alfred Edward Woodley, F.R.G.S.,” in A Short Biographical Dictionary of English Literature, by John William Cousin, London: J. M. Dent & Sons (1910)