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    Revenants by Paul Féval; translated by Brian Stableford (Black Coat Press, July 2006, 1-932983-70-8, $22.95, 331pp, tp, n., cover by Arnaud Demaegd)
        Gothic ghost novel translated/adapted and with notes, introduction, and afterword by Brian Stableford from the French (Cadot 1852 as La soeur des fantomes); this follows the 1881 revised text (Palmé as Une histoire de revenants).

    Vampire City ,(tr:Stableford, Brian) by Paul Féval (Black Coat Press, October 2003, 0-9740711-6-1, $19.95, 199pp, tp, n., cover by Ladrönn)
        Humorous vampire novel, a parody of Gothic novels. Originally published in French as La Ville-Vampire (1875); translated by Brian Stableford, who also provides a lengthy introduction and an afterword, plus notes.

    The Vampire Countess by Paul Féval; translated by Brian Stableford (Black Coat Press, October 2003, 0-9740711-5-3, $22.95, 351pp, tp, n., cover by Ladrönn)
        Vampire novel, originally published in French as La Vampire, part of omnibus Les Drames de la Mort (Charlieu and Huillery 1856). Translated from the Belgian 1969 Marabout edition by Brian Stableford, who also provides a lengthy introduction on Féval, an afterword on 19th century vampire fiction, and extensive notes.

    The Wandering Jew’s Daughter by Paul Féval; translated by Brian Stableford (Black Coat Press, April 2005, 1-932983-30-9, $20.95, 239pp, tp, n., cover by Tim Lambon)
        Dark fantasy novel with scholarly introduction, annotations, and translation by Brian Stableford from the French “La Fille du Juif Errant” (1878).

    Felifax the Tiger Man by Paul Féval, Fils; translated by Brian Stableford (Black Coat Press, March 2007, 978-1-932983-88-3, $24.95, 350pp, tp, n., cover by Hank Mayo)
        Adventure novel mixing Tarzan-style adventure and a Holmesian British detective. Translated from the French (Baudiniere, originally serialized in two parts as Felifax L’Homme Tigre [1929] and Londres en Folie [1930]) by Brian Stableford, who also provides introduction, afterword, and notes.

    Ghost Realm by Paul Finch (Ash-Tree Press, August 2008, 978-1-55310-111-6, $49.00, xii+256pp, hc, co, cover by Jason Zerrillo)
        Collection of nine stories, limited to 400 copies.
    • · A Welter of Lore · Paul Finch · in
    • · The Killing Ground (A Story of the Midlands) · Paul Finch · ss (r)
    • · The Gallows in My Garden (A Story of East Anglia) · Paul Finch · ss (r)
    • · Be He Alive, Be He Dead (A Story of London) · Paul Finch · ss (r)
    • · Tregeagle’s Cove (A Story of Cornwall) · Paul Finch · ss (r)
    • · The Crannog (A Story of Wales) · Paul Finch · ss (r)
    • · This Place (A Story of the South Coast) · Paul Finch · ss (r)
    • · Bloody Essex (A Story of the Home Counties) · Paul Finch · ss (r)
    • · In the Black and Stinking Fume (A Story of Scotland) · Paul Finch · ss (r)
    • · The Moon Rising Red (A Story of Northern England) · Paul Finch · ss (r)
    • · Story Notes · Paul Finch · ms (r)

    Walkers in the Dark by Paul Finch (Ash-Tree Press, March 25, 2010, 978-1-55310-125-3, 234pp, tp, co)
        This is a special paperback edition of one hundred copies produced for the World Horror Convention 2010. A hardback edition (-121-5) was announced for publication later in 2010, but did not appear.
    Details taken from online listing.

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