Author:Samuel Rutherford Crockett

Samuel Rutherford Crockett
(1859/1860–1914)

Samuel Rutherford Crockett

Works

• The Stickit Minister, 1893
• The Raiders: being some passages in the life of John Faa, Lord and Earl of Little Egypt, 1894
• The Lilac Sun-bonnet, 1895
• Mad Sir Uchtred, 1894
• The Men of the Moss Hags, 1895
• Sweetheart Travellers. 1895
• Cleg Kelly, 1896
• The Gray Man, 1896
• Lad's Love, 1897 (c. 1896?)
• The Surprising Adventures of Sir Toady Lion with those of General Napoleon Smith, 1897 IA
• Lochinvar, c. 1897, publ. 1898
• The Red Axe, 1898
• The Black Douglas, 1899 (start transcription)
• Kit Kennedy, 1899
• Joan of the Sword Hand, 1900
• Little Anna Mark, 1900
• The Stickit Minister's Wooing, 1900 (also sometimes subtitled, And Other Galloway Stories)
  • The Stickit Minister's Wooing — The Stickit Minister Wins Through — Gibby the Eel, Student in Divinity — Dr. Girnigo's Assistant — The Gate Of The Upper Garden — The Troubler of Israel — Carnation's Morning Joy — Jaimsie — Beadle and Martyr — The Blue Eyes of Ailie — Lowe's Seat — The Suit of Bottle Green — A Scientific Symposium — The Hempie's Love Story — The Little Fair Man — My Father's Love Story — The Man of Wrath — The Lass in the Shop — The Respect of Drowdle — Tadmor in the Wilderness — Peterson's Patient — Two Humourists
• Cinderella: a novel, 1901
• The Silver Skull, 1901
• The Firebrand, 1901
• Flower o' the Corn, 1902
• The Adventurer in Spain, 1903 (non-fiction)
• Raiderland, 1904
• The Loves of Miss Anne, 1904
• Maid Margaret, 1905
• The White Plumes of Navarre, Religious Tract Society, 1906
• Red Cap Tales, stolen from the treasure chest of the Wizard of the North, which theft is humbly acknowledge by S.R. Crockett, 1904
• Little Esson, 1907
• Red Cap Adventures: being the second series of Red Cap tales stolen from the treasure chest of the Wizard of the North, which theft is humbly acknowledge by S.R. Crockett, 1908
• Silver Sand, 1914
• The Azure Hand, 1917 (posthumous)

Short works from magazines

• "Billiam" (1896, Pearson's) ss
• "The Count and Little Gertrud: A story of the Seven Weeks' War" (1896, Windsor) novelette
• "A Scientific Symposium" (1900 Sept, Everybody's) ss
• "The House on the Muir. Sequel to 'A Scientific Symposium'" (1900 Oct, Everybody's) ss
• "The Adventurer in Spain" (1903, Leslie's magazine) (autobiographical)
  • The Adventure of Donna Isadra
  • The Midnight Free-Traders
• "A Corsair of the Dunes" (1905-06, Windsor) ar
• "By Right of Salvage," (1908-09, Windsor) ss

Works about Crockett

• "Crockett, Samuel Rutherford," in Dictionary of National Biography, 1927 supplement, London: Oxford University Press (1927)
• "Crockett, Samuel Rutherford," in A Short Biographical Dictionary of English Literature, by John William Cousin, London: J. M. Dent & Sons (1910)
• "S. R. Crockett and His Stories" by Archibald Cromwell (1896, Windsor)