Author:William Arthur Satchell

William Arthur Satchell
(1861–1942)

Works

• Will o' the Wisp and Other Tales in Prose and Verse (1883)
• Patriotic and Other Poems (1900)
• The Land of the Lost (1902)
• The Toll of the Bush (1905) (external scan) HT
• The Elixir of Life (1907)
• "In Fame's Grip" (Timaru Herald, 5 December 1908) PP
• The Greenstone Door (1914) (external scan)

As Samuel Cliall White

• The Other Inmate (serial; Christchurch Press, 15 February 1896 - 18 April 1896) Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4...
• "The Great Unemployed Scheme" (New Zealand Graphic, 16 June 1894) PP
• "Why I Came To New Zealand" (New Zealand Graphic, 25 August 1894 - 15 September 1894) Part 1 Part 2
• "The Man Who Went North" (New Zealand Graphic, 7 September 1895) PP
• "From a Northern Gumfield" (New Zealand Graphic, 3 November 1894) PP
• "An Author's Model" (New Zealand Graphic, 16 November 1895) PP
• "The Yellow Dwarf" (New Zealand Graphic, 23 November 1895) PP
• "A Martyr to Circumstantial Evidence" (New Zealand Graphic, 11 January 1896) PP
• "Song of the Gumfields" (New Zealand Graphic, 23 May 1896) PP
• "Ode To the Vanishing forests of New Zealand" (New Zealand Graphic, 25 December 1896) PP

Anonymous works

These works are listed in the bibliography of Phillip Wilson's William Satchell (1968), but not credited to Satchell in the original source:

• "The Divided Note" (New Zealand Graphic, 2 January 1904) PP
• "The Stone Stable Mystery" (New Zealand Graphic, 23 April - 14 May 1904) Part 1 Part 2 part 3 Part 4
• "After His Kind" (The Red Funnel, 1 July 1906)

Works about Satchell

• Review of 'The Greenstone Door' in Punch Magazine (August 5th 1914),