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ROY GLASHAN

FRANCIS HENRY ATKINS
A BRIEF BIBLIOGRAPHY^©

Published by Roy Glashan's Library, 2016
Produced by Roy Glashan
Version Date: 2022-05-02

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WORKS WRITTEN AS FRANK AUBREY

THE MONELLA SERIES

The Devil-Tree of El Dorado: A Romance of British Guiana: First UK edition: Hutchinson, London, 1896; First US edition: New Amsterdam Book Co., New York, 1897
A Queen of Atlantis: Serialised in The Argosy, Feb-Aug 1899; First book edition: Hutchinson, London, 1899; Reprinted by J.B. Lippincot, London, 1900
King of the Dead: A Weird Romance: First edition: John McQueen, London, 1903

OTHER TITLES

Amigo Del Cristiano (ss): The English Illustrated Magazine, Jan 1907
The Convict's Wife (ss): See "A Woman's Love"
The Death-Cry in the Forest (ss): The English Illustrated Magazine, Jun 1906
A Matrimonial Advertisement (ss): The English Illustrated Magazine, Mar 1908
The Mystery at Milton-on-the-Moor (novelette): The English Illustrated Magazine, Dec 1907
The Spell of the Bird (ss): The English Illustrated Magazine, Oct 1899
The Spell of the Sword (ss): Pearson's Magazine, Feb 1898; Magazine of Horror, Fall 1967; Phantom Regiments, Adams/Adams/Greenberg, Baen, 1990
A Studio Mystery: First editon: Jarrold, London, 1897; See also "The Mystery of an Artist's Model" by Fenton Ash
Strange Stories of the Hospitals: First edition: C.A. Pearson, London, 1898
The Third Figure (ss): The Queen, 11 Nov 1899; 12 Mystery Stories, Adrian, Oxford University Press, 1998
The Thug's Legacy (serial novel): The English Illustrated Magazine, Apr, May 1910
A Woman's Love (ss): The Novel Magazine, date not ascertained; The Aukland Star, New Zealand, 22 June 1901; The Daily News, Perth, Australia, Dec 20, 1907, as "The Convict's Wife"

WORKS WRITTEN AS FENTON ASH

The Black Opal: A Romance of Thrilling Adventure: Serialised in Big Budget, Apr 14-Jun 9, 1906; First book edition: John F. Shaw & Co, London 1914 (often wrongly listed with the date 1915)
The Broken Sword (short story): The Star, New Zealand, Aug 1, 1910
(The) Cadets of the Dolphin (novel): The Boy's Friend Library, 1st Series, #480, The Amalgamated Press, London, Oct 1919; First book edition: John F. Shaw & Co., London, 1925
Caught by a Comet (short story): The Red Magazine, May 1910; Chums Annual 1941, 1940; Pulpdom, #20, Dec 1999
The Fighting Blood (novelette): Pluck 18 Jul 1914; adapted from the film
Fighting Death! (novelette): Pluck 8 Aug 1914; adapted from the movie
The Golden Alligator: The Union Jack Library, No. 60, Dec 3, 1904.
The Golden Skulls (ss): The Captain, Jun 1919
In Polar Seas: Nelson Lee Library magazine, Oct 16, 1915- Feb 02, 1916; First book edition: Roy Glashan's Library, 2016
The Intercepted Message (novelette): The Boys' Friend, #358, 18 Apr 1908
The Island of Gold: Serialised in The Nelson Lee Library, Jun 24 1916- Apr 21, 1917; First book edition: The Amalgamated Press, London, Boy's Friend Series, 1918
The Mystery of an Artist's Model: An expanded version of "A Studio Mystery" with the names of people and and places changed; Serialised under syndication in, e.g.,
The Linlithgowshire Gazette, West Lothian, Scotland, 1910 and in many Australian newspapers; First book edition: Roy Glashan's Library, 2018
On the Night Beat (npvelette): The Boys' Friend, #517, 6 May 1911
The Pirates of the Swamp (ss): The Captain, Apr 1919
The Radium Seekers, or The Wonderful Black Nugget: First published by Sir Isaac Pitman, London, 1905
A Son of the Stars: Young England. An Illustrated Magazine for Boys, Vol. 29, 1907-1908; Serialised in The Fantasy Collector, Dec 1988-Mar 1990
The Sunken Island; or, The Pirates of Atlantis: The Union Jack Library, Vol. 2, No. 30, 1904
The Treasure Seekers (ss): Yes or No, 2 May 1908
A Trip to Mars (variant title: "A King of Mars"): Serialised as "A King of Mars" in The Sunday Circle, Jan 5-May 25, 1907; First book edition: W. & R. Chambers, London, 1909
The Whistling Bouy (novelette): The Boys' Friend, #474, 9 July 1910

WORKS WRITTEN AS FRED ASHLEY

The Temple of Fire, or The Mysterious Island: A Romance of the South Seas: First published by Sir Isaac Pitman, London, 1905, with illustrations by Vincent Daniel; Abridged Boy's Friend Library edition printed under the name Fenton Ash by The Amalgamated Press, London, 1917