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    How to Spend Money by Walter Drummond (Regency, April 1963, RB318, 50¢, 158pp, pb, nf, cover by Terry Martin Rose)
        Subtitled “The Complete Guide to ‘Savoir-Faire’ and Enjoying the Most Good Living for Your Dollar Without Losing the Chance to Make Lots More”.

    Philosopher of Evil by Walter Drummond (Regency, August 1962, RB301, 50¢, 158pp, pb, nf, cover by Ron Bradford)
        Biography of the Marquis de Sade, including extracts from his books.

    Clash of Steel, Book Two: Assassin ed. Boone Dryden (Carnifex Press, March 2006, 0-9759727-2-3, $4.95, 47pp, ph, oa)
        Chapbook original anthology of five sword and sorcery stories. Authors include Drew Karpyshyn and Lawrence Weinstein.

    By the Light of the Loon by Brendan DuBois (Crippen & Landru, November 2002, 9pp, ph, ss)
        Chapbook included with the hardback edition of The Dark Snow and Other Mysteries.

    A Trail of Christmas Tears by Brendan DuBois (Crippen & Landru, December 2019, free, 30pp, ph, nv)
        Original short story published as a gift for friends of Crippen & Landru.

    The Miller of Carnac by Antoine-Louis Duclaux, Comte de l’Estoille, writing as Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford (Black Coat Press, October 1, 2020, 978-1-64932-007-0, $29.95, 392pp, tp, oc, cover by Michel Borderie)
        Details taken from ebook.
    • · Introduction · Brian Stableford · in
    • 25 · Haïcks and Burnooses: Arab Songs
    • 25 · The Forests of the Sahel · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“Les forêts du Sahel”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 27 · Fatma · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“Fatma”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 30 · The Sylph and the Rose · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“Le Sylphe et la Rose”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 32 · Thirst · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“La soif”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 34 · Sensuality · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“Volupté”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 36 · The Woman and the Poet · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“La Femme et le Poète”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 38 · The Palm Tree in the Desert · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“Le Palmier du Désert”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 39 · Aïchouna · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“Aïchouna”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 43 · Princess Mitidja · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“La Princesse Mitidja”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 46 · Sidi-Mohamed-ben-Abd-el-Rhaman · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“Sidi-Mohamed-ben-Abd-el-Rhaman”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 48 · Sidi-Embareck · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“Sidi-Embareck”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 50 · The Legend of Adam · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“La légende d’Adam”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 57 · Great Is He who Shrinks · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“Grand est celui qui se rapetisse”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 58 · The Angel of Pain · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“L’Ange de la Douleur”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 60 · The Yellow Plague · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“La Peste jaune”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 62 · The Drop of Water · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“La goutte d’eau”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 63 · The Land of the Sun · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“Le pays du Soleil”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 66 · The Daughter of Ouled-Aïad · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“La fille des Ouled-Aïad”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 69 · Love Song · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“Chanson d’amour”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 71 · The Death of Ben-Mansour · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“La mort de Ben-Mansour”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 74 · Yamina · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“Yamina”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 77 · Bullets Don’t Kill · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“Les balles ne tuent pas”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 78 · The Warm Spring · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“La source chaude”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 81 · The Camel-Driver’s Song · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“Chanson de Chamelier”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 83 · The Janissary’s Song · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“Chanson de Janissaire”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 85 · The Palm Trees with the Heads of Angels · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“Les Palmiers à têtes d’Anges”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 88 · Desire · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“Désir”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 89 · The Dark-Eyed Virgin · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“La Vierge aux yeux sombres”, Haïcks et burnooses: chants arabes, Dentu, 1865).
    • 92 · Attila, a Danish Tale · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · nv
      translated from the French (“Attile: conte danois”, Contes du nord, Sauvaitre, 1892).
    • 117 · The Miller of Carnac · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · ss
      translated from the French (“Le Meunier de Carnac”, Journal des Demoiselles, August 1866).
    • 132 · Folle-Avoine · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · ss
      translated from the French (“Folle-Avoine”, Journal des Demoiselles, October 1867).
    • 153 · Fusains · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · n.
      translated from the French (“Fusains”, Alphonse Lemerre, 1868).
    • 256 · Poems in Prose
    • 256 · Jephthah’s Daughter · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“La fille de Jephté”, Poèmes en prose, 1867).
    • 261 · The Song of Arthur · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“La chanson d’Arthur”, Poèmes en prose, 1867).
    • 280 · Rachel and Lia · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · pp
      translated from the French (“Rachel et Lia”, Poèmes en prose, 1867).
    • 305 · Symphony · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · gp
    • _305 · Rose-des-Eaux · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · ss
      translated from the French (“Rose-des-Eaux”, Poèmes en prose, 1867).
    • _329 · Alona · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · ss
      translated from the French (“Alona”, Poèmes en prose, 1867).
    • 360 · Vercingetorix · Louis de Lyvron; translated by Brian Stableford · n.
      translated from the French (Vercingétorix, 1869).

    Hauntings by Édouard Dujardin; translated by Brian Stableford (Snuggly Books, January 14, 2020, 978-1-64525-019-7, $12.50, 132pp, tp, oc, cover: Geketende man met drickoppige roofvogel op het hoofd by Richard Nicolaus Roland Holst from 1892)
        Collection of 13 dark, psychological stories, translated from the French (Les Hantises, 1886) by Brian Stableford.
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    The War of the Sexes by Odette Dulac; translated by Brian Stableford (Black Coat Press, May 2015, 9781612274058, $20.95, 222pp, tp, n., cover by Jean-Felix Lyon)
        Fantasy novel mixing elements of SF and mysticism. Translated/adapted by Brian M. Stableford from the French …tel qu’il est! (J. Snell et Cie 1926). Introduction by Stableford.

    Great Spy Stories from Fiction ed. Allen Dulles (Giniger/Harper & Row, 1969, LC:69-15272, 433pp, hc, an)
    • · Foreword · Allen Dulles · fw
    • 3 · The Recruitment of the Archtraitor · Robert Asprey · ex from The Panther’s Feast, 1959
    • 13 · The Defection of Kuznetov · Leon Uris · ex from Topaz, McGraw-Hill, 1967
    • 23 · Happy, the Joe · George Locke Howe · ex from Call It Treason, Viking, 1948
    • 31 · The Stockings of Major Andre · Bruce Lancaster · ex from The Secret Road, Little, Brown, 1952
    • 49 · Conspiracy up to the Ears · Roman Goul; translated by Mirra Ginsburg · ex from Azef, Doubleday, 1962
    • 63 · A Conversation on the Train · Rebecca West · ex from The Birds Fall Down, Viking, 1966
    • 74 · Mr. Vladimir and Mr. Verloc · Joseph Conrad · ex from The Secret Agent, Methuen, 1907
    • 89 · The General of the Order · Alexandre Dumas · ex from Le Vicomte de Bragelonne (r)
    • 105 · Entrapping a Lady · Baroness Emmuska Orczy · ex from The Scarlet Pimpernel, 1905
    • 119 · The Bruce-Partington Plans [Sherlock Holmes] · Arthur Conan Doyle · nv The Strand Magazine December 1908, as “The Adventure of the Bruce-Partington Plans”
    • 145 · The Intruders · Erskine Childers · ex from The Riddle of the Sands, 1903
    • 153 · Guarding the Zeppelins · Manning Coles · ex from Drink to Yesterday, Curtis Brown, Ltd., 1940
    • 163 · A Defector Who Didn’t Make It · Peter Cheyney · ex from Dark Duet (r)
    • 181 · A Message to Umballa · Rudyard Kipling · ex from Kim, Doubleday, 1901
    • 191 · I.A. · Lawrence Durrell · ex from Mountolive, Dutton, 1958
    • 199 · Far from Home · James Leasor · ex from Spylight, J.B. Lippincott, 1966
    • 215 · The Assistant Producer · Vladimir Nabokov · ex from Nabokov’s Dozen, The Atlantic Monthly 1943
    • 223 · Betrayal · Arthur Koestler · ex from Darkness at Noon, A.D. Peters, 1949
    • 235 · Belgrade, 1926 · Eric Ambler · ex from A Mask for Dimitrios, Hodder & Stoughton, 1939
    • 255 · A Problem of Identity · E. Phillips Oppenheim · ex from The Great Impersonation, Little, Brown, 1920
    • 277 · A Confustion of Celts · Helen MacInnes · ex from Assignment in Brittany, 1941
    • 289 · The Trojan Horse · Virgil · ex from The Aneid (r)
    • 294 · A Belated Promotion · Duff Cooper · ex from Operation Heartbreak, 1954
    • 308 · A Curious Experience · Samuel Langhorne Clemens · nv The Century Magazine November 1881, as by Mark Twain
    • 329 · A Little Piece of Hungary · Len Deighton · ex from The Ipcress File, Simon & Schuster, 1963
    • 336 · The Trigger · Richard Condon · ex from The Manchurian Candidate, Harold Matson, 1959
    • 347 · Taylor’s Run · John le Carré · ex from The Looking-Glass War, Coward-McCann, 1965
    • 360 · The End of James [James Bond] · Ian Fleming · ex from From Russia with Love, Macmillan, 1957
    • 370 · Giulia Lazzari [Ashenden] · W. Somerset Maugham · nv Ashenden by W. Somerset Maugham, Heinemann, 1928; abridged.
    • 399 · All’s Well · David St. John · ex from On Hazardous Duty, New American Library, 1965
    • 413 · The Recruitment of Major Blenkinsop · Compton Mackenzie · ex from Water on the Brain, Chatto & Windus, 1954
    • 422 · The Inventive Mr. Wormold · Graham Greene · ex from Our Man in Havana, Heinemann, October 1958

    Diary of a Parisian Chambermaid by Claudine Dumas (Midwood, 1969, 37-206, $1.25, 196pp, pb, n.)
        Erotic novel by Barry Malzberg, writing as Claudine Dumas.

    The Birds by Daphne du Maurier (Virago Press, May 6, 2004, 978-1-84408-087-8, £8.99, x+242pp, pb, oc)
        Reprint (Gollancz 1952 as The Apple Tree) original collection of six stories. This edition adds a new introduction by David Thomson.
    Details supplied by Richard Fidczuk.
    • v · Du Maurier, Hitchcock and Holding an Audience · David Thomson · in

    The Breaking Point by Daphne du Maurier (Virago Press, May 7, 2009, 978-1-84408-575-0, £8.99, xiv+289pp, pb, co)
        Reprint (Gollancz 1959) collection of eight stories, all but one original. This edition adds a new introduction by Sally Beauman.
    Details supplied by Richard Fidczuk.

    London and Paris by Daphne du Maurier (Polybooks Limited, 1945, 6d, 16pp, pb, co)
        Collection of two stories.
    • · London · Daphne du Maurier · ss Saturday Review (UK) February 28 1931, as “Mazie”
    • · Paris · Daphne du Maurier · ss Saturday Review (UK) March 1 1931, as “Panic”

    The Rendezvous by Daphne du Maurier (Virago Press, May 5, 2005, 978-1-84408-071-7, £7.99, xiv+273pp, pb, co)
        Reprint (Gollancz 1980 as Rendezvous and Other Stories) collection of ten stories from Early Stories, plus 4 others. This edition adds a new introduction by Minette Walters.
    Details supplied by Richard Fidczuk.

    Svengali by George du Maurier (W.H. Allen, October 21, 1982, 0-491-02848-2, 308pp, hc, n.)
        First book publication of the full magazine text of Trilby (Harper’s Monthly January to August 1894. Previous book editions were expurgated following objections by James McNeill Whistler.

    Baal by Renée Dunan; translated by Brian Stableford (Black Coat Press, September 30, 2011, 978-1-61227-046-3, $22.95, 279pp, tp, oc, cover by Yoz)
        Collection/omnibus of two dark fantasy novels Baal, ou la Magicienne passionnée and Les Amants du diable, translated/adapted from the French by Brian Stableford, who provides an introduction and translator’s note.
    Details taken from ebook.

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