Author:Hugh Seymour Walpole

Sir Hugh Seymour Walpole
(1884–1941)

Sir Hugh Seymour Walpole

Works

• Fortitude (1913) Fortitude, Project Gutenberg
• The Golden Scarecrow (1915)
• Portrait of a Man with Red Hair (1925)

• The Wooden Horse (1909) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
• Mr Perrin and Mr. Traill (1911) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
• The Dark Forest (1916) (external scan)
• The Secret City (1919) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
• The Thirteen Travellers (1920) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
• The Crystal Box (1924)

Thematic series

The London Novels

• Fortitude (1913)
• The Dutchess of Wrexe, Her Decline and Death (1914) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
• The Green Mirror (1918) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
• The Captives (1920) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
• The Young Enchanted (1921) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
• Wintersmoon (1928) (external scan)
• Hans Frost (1929)
• Captain Nicholas (1934) (external scan)

Scenes from Provincial Life

• The Cathedral (1922) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
• The Old Ladies (1924)
• Harmer John (1926)
• The Inquisitor (1935)

The Jeremy stories

• Jeremy (1919) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
• Jeremy and Hamlet (1923) (short stories) Project Gutenberg
  • Come out of the Kitchen — Conscience Money — The Dance — Saladin and the Black Bishop — Poodle — The Night Raiders — Young Baltimore — The Ruffians — The Picture-Book — Uncle Percy — The Runaways — A Fine Day
• Jeremy at Crale (1927)

Four Fantastic Tales

• Maradick at Forty: A Transition (1910) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
• The Prelude to Adventure (1912) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
• Portrait of a Man with Red Hair (1925)
• Above the Dark Circus (1931)

Herries series

• Rogue Herries (1930)
• Judith Paris (1931)
• The Fortress (1932)
• Vanessa (1933)
• The Bright Pavilions (1940)
• Katherine Christine (1943)

Non-fiction

• Joseph Conrad (1916) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
• The Art of James Branch Cabell (1920) (external scan)
• The English Novel: Some Notes on its Evolution (1924)
• Reading: An Essay (1926)
• Anthony Trollope (1928)

Plays

• The Young Huntress (1933)
• The Cathedral (1936) Project Gutenberg
• The Haxtons (1939)

Short works from magazines

• "Arundel Castle" (1904, Windsor) article
• "Black Bass" (1916 English Illustrated) ss
• "The Twisted Inn" (1915, Smart Set) ss
• "Major Wilbraham" (1922, Chicago Tribune, via The Best British Short Stories of 1922) ss
• "The Little Ghost" (1922 Oct, Red Book) (ss)
• "Red Amber" (1923 Windsor) ss
• "The Enemy" (1923, Strand) ss
• "The Dog and the Dragon in Reminiscence" (1923, Strand) ss
• "Chinese Horses" (1923, Everybody's) ss
• The Tarn, originally published in Success, October 1923. Reprinted in The Strand Magazine, December 1923
• "The Adventure of Mrs. Farbman" (1924-25, Windsor) ss [Boniface and Co.]
• "The Adventure of the Imaginative Child" (1924-25, Windsor) (ss) [Boniface and Co.]
• "The Dyspeptic Critic" (1924-25, Windsor) (ss) [Boniface and Co.]
• "The Garrulous Diplomatist" (1924-25, Windsor) (ss) [Boniface and Co.]
• "The Happy Optimist" (1924-25, Windsor) (ss) [Boniface and Co.]
• "The Man Who Lost His Identity" (1924-25, Windsor) (ss) [Boniface and Co.]
• "Miss Finchley's Hour" (1924 Dec, Good Housekeeeping) (ss)
• "Critic and Novelist" (1926 April, The Bookman) (play/humor)
• "The Adventure of the Beautiful Things" (1925, Windsor) (ss)
• The Enemy in Ambush (1925)
• Mrs. Lunt (1926)
• Mr. Oddy, Hearst's International and Cosmopolitan (March, 1926)

Included in Jeremy and Hamlet (1923)

• "Jeremy and the Ruffians" (1922, Century) (as "The Ruffians") ss
• "The Picture-Book" (1923, Everybody's) ss
• "Runaways" (1923, Everybody's) ss
• "A Fine Day" (1923, Everybody's) ss

Works about Walpole

• Hugh Walpole, a Criticism (1919) by Joseph Hergesheimer
• "The Courage of Hugh Walpole" in When Winter Comes to Main Street by Grant Overton (1922)