Author:Ralph Stock

Ralph Stock
(1881–1962)

Works

(Dates given may not be accurate)

Fiction

• The Recipe for Rubber: a Fijian Romance (1912)
• Marama. A Tale of the South Pacific (1913)
• The Pyjama Man (1913)
  • "The Pyjama Man" (1913, Ainslee's) (novel)
• Tadra of the Lagoon, and Other South Sea Tales (1914)
• Beach Combings: South Sea Stories (1920) short stories
• South of the Line (1922) short stories
  • Sirjohnnie of the Green Houses (1917) — The Rules of the Game (1917) — The Pretenders (1918) — The Complete Beachcomber (1918) — The Peep Show (1921, as "The Peepshow") — The Lonely Lady (1922) — Malua (1922) — Their Troubles — Mother-of-Pearl — Hit or Miss — Roo of the Atolls — We of Malita — The Preposterous Partner — "How the Other Half Lives" — The Mascot — The Habit of the Sea — Barter — The Laugh — The Inevitable Ingram — The Spell
• Uncharted Waters: South Sea Stories (1923) short stories
  • What For? (1922) — The Rivercomber — The Lady Killer — Dawn of Day — "It" (1923) — Dead Reckoning (1922) — The Exile — Queer Cattle — The Rat (1919) — The Wet Blanket (1922) — An Argument on the Beach — Choice of Weapons (1923) — Over There — The Eyes of Monsieur Renaud — Promotion — Live and Let Live — The Mangrove Man (1923) — Worth While

Travel

• The Confessions of a Tenderfoot. Being a true and unvarnished account of his world-wanderings (1913)
• The Chequered Cruise. A true and intimate record of strenuous travel (1916)
• The Cruise of the Dream Ship (1921) With illustrations reproduced from photos by the author
  • The Cruise of the Dream Ship (1921, National Geographic)

Individual short stories

• "The Miracle" short story in The Times Red Cross Story Book (1915) by "Famous Novelists Serving in His Majesty's Forces."

• "The Dawn of Mirama's Day" (1909 Jan, The Smart Set)

• "The Tiff at Taviuni" (1913, Ainslee's)
• "The Passing of Aunt Deborah" (1914 Mar, Ainslee's)
• "The Corona Kelfordi" (1914-15, The Windsor Magazine)
• "Mahini: A Tale of the South Seas" in Sunset (1914 June) (ss)
• "The Eleventh Hour" (1915, The Windsor Magazine)
• "Cobb's Neutrality" (1915, The Windsor Magazine)
• "Alone" (1916) in The Promise of Country Life
• "Horse Magic" (1916) in The Promise of Country Life
• "The Stranger" (1916, The Windsor Magazine)
• "Sirjohnnie of the Green House" (1917-18, The Windsor Magazine)
• "The Rules of the Game" (1917-18, The Windsor Magazine)
• "The Pretenders" (1917-18, The Windsor Magazine)
• "The Complete Beachcomber" (1917-18, The Windsor Magazine)
• "The House of Illusion" (1918, The Windsor Magazine)
• "The Isle of Incentive" (1918, The Windsor Magazine)
• "Dan of the Beach" (1918 June, Sunset Magazine)
• "Going Native" (1918-19, The Windsor Magazine) (ss)
• "The Bonfire in the Hills" (1918-19, The Windsor Magazine) (ss)
• "The Rat" (1919, The Windsor Magazine)
• "Half-Caste" (1919-20, The Windsor Magazine) (ss)
• "The Mascot" (1919-20, The Windsor Magazine) (ss)
• "The Preposterous Partner" (1919-20, The Windsor Magazine) (ss)
• "The Peepshow" (1921-22, The Windsor Magazine)
• "Dead Reckoning" (1922, The Windsor Magazine)
• "Malua" (1922, The Windsor Magazine) [# Felisi]
• "The Wet Blanket" (1922, The Windsor Magazine)
• "The Episode of the Imp" (1922, The Windsor Magazine) [# Felisi]
• "The Lonely Lady" (1922, The Windsor Magazine) [# Felisi]
• "'It'" (1922-23, The Windsor Magazine)
• "What For?" (1922-23, The Windsor Magazine)
• "Pearls of Price" (1923, The Windsor Magazine)
• "The Mangrove Man" (1923, The Windsor Magazine)
• "Choice of Weapons" (1923 Feb Sunset Magazine)
• "Something Big" (1924-25, The Windsor Magazine) [# Strode]
• "Incidentally Agnes" (1924-25, The Windsor Magazine) [# Strode]
• "The Ship of Hope" (1924-25, The Windsor Magazine) [# Strode]
• "The School for Candour" (1924-25, The Windsor Magazine) [# Strode]
• "The Call" (1924-25, The Windsor Magazine)
• "The Chinook" (1924-25, The Windsor Magazine) [# Strode]
• "'Leave to Presume——'" (1925, The Windsor Magazine) [# Strode]
• "The Unknown Passenger" (1925, The Windsor Magazine) [# Strode]
• "Salvage" (1925, The Windsor Magazine) [# Strode]