Author:Ethel May Dell

Ethel May Dell
(1881–1939)

Works

Single novels

• The Way of an Eagle (1911)
• The Knave of Diamonds (1913)
• The Rocks of Valpré (1914)
• The Bars of Iron (1916)
• The Hundredeth Chance (1917) – also as The Hundredth Chance (transcription project)
• The Rose of Dawn (1917)
• Greatheart (1918)
• The Lamp in the Desert (1919)
• The Desire of His Life (1920)
• The Top of the World (1920)
• The Obstacle Race (1921)
• The Knight-Errant (1922)
• Charles Rex (1922)
• Verses (1923)
• Tetherstones (1923) (transcription project)
• The Unknown Quantity (1924)
• A Man Under Authority (1926)
• The Black Knight (1926)

The Keeper of the Door Series

1. The Keeper of the Door (1915)
2. By Request (1928) – U.S. title Peggy by Request

Omnibus collections

• The Swindler (1914)
• The Safety Curtain and Other Stories (1917) Includes:

The Safety Curtain

The Experiment

Those Who Wait

The Eleventh Hour

The Place of Honour

• The Tidal Wave and Other Stories (1920) Includes:

The Tidal Wave

The Magic Circle

The Looker-On

The Second Fiddle

The Woman of His Dreams

The Return Game

Rosa Mundi and Other Stories (1921) Includes:

Rosa Mundi

A Debt of Honor

The Deliverer

The Prey of the Dragon

The Secret Service Man

The Penalty

• The Odds and Other Stories (1922) Includes:

The Odds

Without Prejudice

Her Own Free Will

The Consolation Prize

Her Freedom

Death's Property

The Sacrifice

• The Swindler and Other Stories (1923) Includes:

The Swindler

The Swindler's Handicap

The Nonentity

Her Hero

The Example

The Friend Who Stood By

The Right Man

The Knight Errant – [1922 movie, novel's date uncertain]

A Question of Trust

Where the Heart Is

• The Passer-By and Other Stories (1925) Includes:

The Passer-By

Tommy-Rot

The Tenth Point

The Lucky Number

The Money Monster

• The House of Happiness and Other Stories (1927)
• The Live Bait and Other Stories (1932)

Additional, uncertain titles found in some lists:

• The Princess's Game (1920)
• Pullman (1930)

Works about Dell

• Review of 'The Swindler' in Punch Magazine (August 12th 1914),