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    Unlikely Stories, Mostly by Alasdair Gray (Canongate, October 1983, 0-86241-029-0, £7.50, 276pp, hc, co, cover by Alasdair Gray)
    • 1 · The Star · Alasdair Gray · vi Collins for Boys and Girls 1951
    • 4 · The Spread of Ian Nicol · Alasdair Gray · vi Ygorra 1956
    • 8 · The Problem · Alasdair Gray · vi
    • 11 · The Cause of Some Recent Changes · Alasdair Gray · ss Ygorra 1957
    • 17 · The Comedy of the White Dog · Alasdair Gray · ss Scottish International Magazine 1969
    • 37 · The Crank That Made the Revolution · Alasdair Gray · ss Scottish Field 1971
    • 44 · The Great Bear Cult · Alasdair Gray · nv
    • 67 · The Start of the Axletree · Alasdair Gray · ss Scottish Short Stories 1979, Collins, 1979
    • 85 · Five Letters from an Eastern Empire · Alasdair Gray · na Words International 1979
    • 134 · Logopandocy · Alasdair Gray · na
    • 197 · Prometheus · Alasdair Gray · nv
    • 233 · The End of the Axletree · Alasdair Gray · nv
    • 272 · A Likely Story in a Nonmarital Setting · Alasdair Gray · vi
    • 273 · A Likely Story in a Domestic Setting · Alasdair Gray · vi

    Best of “The Goth” ed. Jennie Gray (The Gothic Society, September 1994, 1-874100-08-X, £6.00, 36pp, A4, nf)
        Selection of essays from the first six issues of The Goth magazine - #1 (9/90) to #6 (12/91).
    • 3 · Apocryphal History of the Gothic Society · Jennie Gray · ar
    • 4 · Top Fifty Titles in the Fantastic/Gothic Genre · Robert de la Bedoyere · bi
    • 6 · London—City of Dreadful Night · Jennie Gray · ar (r)
    • 10 · On the Stairs · Arthur Morrison · ss Tales of Mean Streets by Arthur Morrison, Methuen, 1894
    • 12 · Montague Summers · Roger Dobson · ar (r)
    • 15 · The Gothic Quest Reassessed · Jennie Gray · ar (r)
    • 17 · The Background to the Writing of “Frankenstein” · Jennie Gray · ar (r)
    • 20 · Four Ghost Stories told by Monk Lewis · [uncredited] · ar (r); about stories Lewis told to Percy Bysshe Shelley in 1816.
    • 22 · Peacock and Anti-Biography · Edward de la Bedoyere · ar (r)
    • 23 · Austin Osman Spare: Some Hitherto Unpublished Notes · Grace Rogers · ar (r)
    • 26 · Paradise by Way of Kensal Green · Jennie Gray · ar (r)
    • 30 · Cautionary Tales for Bothersome Brats · Jennie Gray · ar (r)
    • 33 · From Nurse’s Stories · Charles Dickens · vi (r)
    • 35 · St Thomas Hospital Operating Theatre · Lacunae · ar (r)
    • 36 · Song for the Richest Woman in Wrangel · [uncredited] · pm (r)

    Feast of Faust by T. M. Gray (PublishAmerica, July 2003, 1-59286-632-8, $29.95, 461pp, tp, oc)
        Original collection of 45 stories, 17 reprints, most horror with elements of fantasy and SF. The author’s afterword discusses how the stories came to be written.

    Magic Cats: Gripping Tales of Mystical Mousers ed. T. M. Gray, M. Grant Kellermeyer & Charles G. Waugh (Sam Teddy Publishing, March 15, 2026, $4.05, ebook, an)
    • · The Magic of Cats · M. Grant Kellermeyer · in
    • · The Magic Ring · [uncredited] · ss The Yellow Fairy Book ed. Andrew Lang, Longman, 1894
    • · The Gray Cat and the Cave of the Winds · Jane G. Austin · nv Fairy Dreams, or, Wanderings in Elf-Land by Jane G. Austin, J.E. Tilton and Company, 1859
    • · The Wonderful Cat and Dog · Henry B. Beston · ss The Firelight Fairy Book by Henry Beston, The Atlantic Monthly Press, August 1919
    • · Smallhead and the King’s Sons · [uncredited] · ss More Celtic Fairy Tales ed. Joseph Jacobs, David Nutt, 1894; a Celtic Fairytale.
    • · The Man at the Next Table · Robert W. Chambers · nv New York Press 1896
    • · The Lost Legends of the Nursery Songs: Diddledy Diddledy, Dumpty · Mary Senior Clark · ss Aunt Judy’s Magazine January 1869 (+1)
    • · The White Cat · Countess Marie-Catherine d’Aulnoy; translated by Dinah Maria Mulock Craik · ss The Fairy Book by Dinah Maria Mulock, Macmillan and Co., 1863
      translated from the French (“La chatte blanche”, Contes Nouvelles ou les Fées à la Mode, 1698).
    • · The Story of Blondine, Bonne-Biche, and Beau-Minon · Comtesse Sophie de Ségur · ss Old French Fairy Tales by Comtesse de Segur, The Penn Publishing Company, 1920
      translated from the French.
    • · Kuratko the Terrible · Parker Fillmore · ss Shoemaker’s Apron by Parker Fillmore, Harcourt, Brace, 1920
    • · Owney and Owney-Na-Peak · Gerald Griffin · ss Irish Fairy Tales ed. W. B. Yeats, T. Fisher Unwin, 1892
    • · The Poor Miller’s Lad and the Kitten · The Brothers Grimm; translated by John Edward Taylor · ss The Fairy Ring by The Brothers Grimm, tr. John Edward Taylor, John Murray, 1846
      translated from the German.
    • · A Pink of Perfection · Clara F. Guernsey · ss The Cosmopolitan December 1886 (+1)
    • · The One Strand River · Mrs. H. F. Hall · ss The One Strand River, and Other Fairy Tales by Alice Marples Hall, David Nutt, 1903
    • · The Sick Princess · Edith Ogden Harrison · ss Prince Silverwings and Other Fairy Tales by Edith Ogden Harrison, A.C. McClurg, 1902
    • · Dick Dunkerman’s Cat · Jerome K. Jerome · ss City Chimes December 1895
    • · The History of a Cat · E. H. Knatchbull-Hugessen · ss Other Stories by Edward H. Knatchbull-Hugessen, Routledge, 1880
    • · The Enchanted Wine-Jug · translated by Horace Newton Allen · ss Korean Tales by Horace Newton Allen, Putnam, 1889; a Korean Folktale.
    • · The Colony of Cats · Andrew Lang · ss The Crimson Fairy Book ed. Andrew Lang, Longman, 1903
    • · The Little White Cat · Edmund Leamy · ss Irish Fairy Tales by Edmund Leamy, M.A. Gill, 1890
    • · The Cathood of Maurice · E. Nesbit · ss The Strand Magazine December 1907
    • · The Dragon Tamers [Seven Dragons] · E. Nesbit · ss The Strand Magazine August 1899
    • · The Cat Who Became Head-Forester · Arthur Ransome · ss Old Peter’s Russian Tales by Arthur Ransome, Hamish Hamilton, 1916
    • · My Father, the Cat · Henry Slesar · ss Fantastic Universe December 1957
    • · The Love Adventures of a French Cat · J. Thomson · ss Public and Private Life of Animals ed. & tr. J. Thomson, Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, 1877
    • · The Tale of a Self-Made Cat · Kate Douglas Wiggin · ss Twilight Stories by Kate Douglas Wiggin & Nora Archibald Smith, Houghton Mifflin, 1925
    • · The Paradise of Cats · Emile Zola; translated by Edward Vizetelly · ss Stories for Ninon by Émile Zola, tr. Edward Vizetelly, Heinemann, August 1895
      translated from the French (“Le paradis des chats”, Nouveaux contes à Ninon, Charpentier, 1874).
    • · Editor Bios · [uncredited] · bg

    The Broken Gate by Charles Grayson (Doubleday, May 1948, LC:48-6141, $3.00, 240pp, hc, n.)

    Golden Temptress by Charles Grayson (Ace Double, March 1954, D-49, 35¢, 186pp, pb, n.)
        Reprint (Doubleday 1948 as The Broken Gate) mystery novel. Abridged. Bound in the tête-bêche style with Tongking! by Dan Cushman.

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