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+*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 13714 ***
+
+TALBOT MUNDY
+
+BIBLIO
+
+
+MATERIALS TOWARD A BIBLIOGRAPHY
+OF THE WORKS
+OF
+TALBOT MUNDY
+
+
+Edited by BRADFORD M. DAY
+
+
+
+
+
+A Bit of His Life
+
+
+Talbot Mundy was born in London on April 23, 1879. He was educated at
+Rugby, and served nearly ten years, beginning in 1900, as a government
+official in Africa and India. While in India, he wandered all over the
+sub-continent on horseback, and even into Tibet. Eastern occult lore
+first attracted, then fascinated, his active and unorthodox mind. Mundy
+absorbed all he could learn of the Indian beliefs.
+
+Government service next brought him to Africa where he studied
+first-hand the nature magic of many of the tribes and cultures of East
+Africa. His quest for more information on this subject impelled him to
+travel extensively through Egypt and the Near East and even into parts
+of Arabia. This was truly adventurous at the time, but only in character
+with the man who killed dozens of lions and successfully hunted for
+ivory.
+
+Mundy visited Australia, and Mexico as far south as Yucutan. He first
+arrived in the United States in 1911, and liked the country so much that
+he decided to stay and become a citizen.
+
+Mundy quickly turned his energies to writing, and an article, "Pig
+Sticking in India," was accepted and published in the April 1911 issue
+of Adventure Magazine, itself only a few months old. Another article and
+his first story, "The Phantom Battery" soon appeared. For years
+thereafter, Adventure had short stories, novelettes, novels, and serials
+by this master teller of tales in most of the issues that were printed.
+
+The motif and locale of the stories and very infrequent articles usually
+stemmed from the areas, people, and occult knowledge previously
+mentioned. The manly art of self defense must have occupied some of
+Mundy's attention during his early career. A series of stories about
+Billy Blain, pugilist, appeared under the pen-name of Walter Gait,
+beginning with the February 1912 issue of Adventure. Two articles were
+also printed under this pseudonym.
+
+Scribners of New York produced his first book, "Rung Ho" in 1914, then
+apparently forgot him. In 1916, Bobbs-Merrill of Indianapolis published
+one of his most famous stories, "King--of the Khyber Rifles," and
+Cassell and Company of London brought out "The Winds of the World." Both
+were well received, and Mundy's career to a moderate renown was on its
+way.
+
+In succeeding years he continued to write for Adventure and other
+magazines, most of the stories being snapped up by various book
+publishers. Many of the books were reprinted in several editions by
+different companies, and, confusing to a bibliophile, the English
+publications ware often re-titled.
+
+During the 1920's Mundy bought a part of the Point Loma estate in
+California, called The Cliffs. He settled there for several years and
+became a member of the Theosophical Society presided over by Katherine
+Tingley. A half-dozen of his books were written there and, "Om; the
+Secret of Ahbor Valley," shows the influence of this occult society.
+
+He contributed many articles to Tingley's theosophical magazines, her
+most noted publication being the Theosophical Path. After her death in
+1929, Mundy left Point Loma but always retained his interest in and
+sympathy with Theosophy.
+
+Mundy continued writing almost to the time of his death on August 5,
+1940. In all, forty-nine books were produced under his name, thirty-nine
+of which were original works. At least one-hundred and fifty stories and
+articles appeared in magazines; most of these, perhaps nearly all, are
+listed in this bibliography. None of the theosophical articles are
+included here, though, as the intent of this listing is to stress his
+mastery of the fantasy-high adventure tale.
+
+It is still too soon to properly evaluate Mundy's importance in the
+stream of literature. His style of writing, choice of language, is
+smoothly readable. One "fault," if such it be, is a sometimes too
+carefully contrived buildup to plot situations. This careful skill did
+result in glowing word-pictures and living characters.
+
+Considerable assistance was given on this project by friends and fellow
+enthusiasts. My grateful thanks to all as they come to mind:
+
+
+Dr. J. Lloyd Eaton--Berkeley, California
+John C. Nitka--Richmond Hill, New York
+James A. Strand--Portland, Oregon
+Walter A. Carrithers, Jr.--Fresno, California
+Robert Resch--Reading, Pennsylvania
+Richard Witter, Donald Grant, and some others
+for appreciated words of caution and advice.
+
+The following list must not be supposed the final and
+authoritative word on this subject.
+
+
+
+
+A list of his books
+
+
+ALL FOUR WINDS: FOUR NOVELS OF INDIA
+
+    Hutchinson  London  1934  1232
+
+       King--of the Khyber Rifles    Jimgrim
+       Om; the Secret of Ahbor Valley   Black Light
+
+    Cover Black--yellow letters
+
+BLACK LIGHT
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1930  315
+       A.L. Burt
+
+       ("There was no moon yet ...")
+
+    Cover maroon--black letters
+
+THE BUBBLE REPUTATION
+
+    (See ibid--HER REPUTATION)
+
+CAESAR DIES
+
+    Hutchinson  London  No date  206
+
+       ("Golden Antioch lay like a jewel at a mountain's throat ...")
+       (The Falling Star--MAGAZINE--Adventure 10/23/26)
+
+    Cover red
+
+THE CAVES OF TERROR
+
+    Hutchinson  London  No date  255
+    (Pocketbook) Doubleday, Page  New York  1924  118
+
+       ("Meldrum Strange has a way with him ...")
+       (The Gray Mahatma--MAGAZINE--Adventure 11/10/22
+                       Famous Fantastic Mysteries 12/ /51)
+
+    Cover light blue--rose letters
+
+C.I.D.
+
+    Century  New York  1932  280
+       Hutchinson  London  1932  288
+
+       ("It was typical south-west monsoon weather ...")
+       (C.I.D.--MAGAZINE--Adventure 3/1/33 to 4/15/33)
+
+    Cover yellow--black letters with red and black Oriental Figure
+
+COCK O' THE NORTH
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1929  340
+
+       ("Angus, nicknamed "Gup" McLeod, six feet two and a half
+         inches of him, came untouched out of the Great War ...")
+       (The Invisible Guns of Kabul--MAGAZINE--Adventure 10/1/29)
+
+    Cover orange--black letters
+
+THE DEVIL'S GUARD
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1926  335
+       Oriental Club
+       Wells & Shakespeare
+
+       ("I find myself wondering why I should go to the trouble to
+         write what few men will believe ...")
+       (Ramsden--MAGAZINE--Adventure 6/8/26)
+
+    Cover maroon--green letters
+
+DIAMONDS SEE IN THE DARK
+
+    Hutchinson  London  No date  287
+
+       (See ibid--EAST AND WEST)
+
+    Cover red
+
+EAST AND WEST
+
+    Appleton-Century  New York  1937  310
+
+       ("Moses Lafayette O'Leary tossed his pith helmet to a coolie ...")
+
+    Cover yellow--black letters with red and black Oriental Figure
+
+THE EYE OF ZEITOON
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1920  354
+       McKinley, Stone & McKenzie[A]
+       A.L. Burt
+
+       ("It is written with authority of Tarsus that once it was
+         no mean city ...")
+       (The Eye of Zeitoon--MAGAZINE--Romance 2/ /20)
+
+    Cover reddish-brown--brown letters on black background
+
+[Footnote A: Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery--A set of ten titles]
+
+FULL MOON
+
+    Appleton-Century  New York  1935  312
+
+       ("Bombay sweltered ...")
+       (Full Moon--MAGAZINE--Famous Fantastic Mysteries 2/ /53)
+
+    Cover yellow--black letters with red and black Oriental Figure
+
+THE GUNGA SAHIB
+
+    Century  New York and London  1934  303
+
+       ("Birds sang blithely at the forest's edge ...")
+       (When Trails Were New--MAGAZINE--Argosy-All-Story 10/27/28
+                                                        to 12/1/28)
+    Cover yellow-black letters
+
+GUNS OF THE GODS
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1921  359
+       McKinley, Stone & McKenzie (Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery)
+
+       ("The why and wherefore of my privilege to write a true
+         account of the Princess Yasmini's Early youth is a story ...")
+       (Guns of the Gods--MAGAZINE--Adventure 3/1/21 to 5/1/21)
+
+    Cover yellow brown--black letters
+
+GUP-BAHADUR
+
+    Hutchinson  London  No date  292
+
+       (See ibid--COCK O' THE NORTH)
+
+    Cover blue
+
+HER REPUTATION
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1923  333
+       A.L. Burt
+
+       ("There is an hour of promise and a zero hour ...")
+
+    Cover red--gold letters (Burt edition)
+
+HIRA SINGH'S TALE--When India came to fight in Flanders
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1918  308
+       McKinley, Stone & McKenzie (Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery)
+       A.L. Burt
+
+       ("A Sikh who must have stood six feet without his turban ...")
+       (Hira Singh's Tale--MAGAZINE--Adventure 10/18/17 to 12/3/17)
+
+    Cover green with embossed letters
+
+THE HUNDRED DAYS & THE WOMAN AYISHA
+
+    Century  New York and London  1931  349
+
+       ("They kept this out of the papers at the time ...")
+       (The Hundred Days--MAGAZINE--Adventure 4/10/22)
+       (The Woman Ayisha--MAGAZINE--Adventure 4/20/22)
+
+    Cover yellow--black letters with red and black Oriental Figure
+
+I SAY SUNRISE
+
+    Dakers  London  1947  182
+       Wells  Philadelphia  1949  187
+
+       ("I know whereof I write and to whom I write ...")
+                  (Philosophical non-fiction)
+
+    Wells edition cover dark blue--gold figure--gold letters on spine
+
+THE IVORY TRAIL
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1919  411  Ill.
+       McKinley, Stone & McKenzie (Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery)
+       A.L. Burt
+
+       ("Estimates of ease and affluence vary with the point of view.")
+       (On the Trail of Tipoo Tib--MAGAZINE--Adventure 5/1/19
+       (Trek East--POCKETBOOK--Universal Pub. 1954)   to 7/15/19)
+
+    Cover red--red letters on black background
+
+JIMGRIM
+
+    Century  New York and London  1931  385
+       A.L. Burt
+
+       ("It was one of those sun-drunken days in spring ...")
+       (King of the World--MAGAZINE--Adventure 11/15/30 to 2/15/31)
+       (Jimgrim Sahib--POCKETBOOK--Universal Pub. 1953)
+
+    Cover yellow--black letters with red and black Oriental Figure
+
+JIMGRIM AND ALLAH'S PEACE
+
+    Appleton-Century  New York  1936  279
+
+       ("There is a beautiful belief that journalists may do as they
+       (The Adventure at El-Kerak--MAGAZINE--please ...")
+                               Adventure 11/10/21)
+       (Under the Dome of the Rock--Magazine--Adventure 12/10/21)
+
+    Cover yellow--black letters with red end black Oriental Figure
+
+JUNGLE JEST
+
+    Century  New York and London  1932  392
+
+       ("Someone began to pray in a nasal snarl, and a stallion
+       (Benefit of Doubt--MAGAZINE--Adventure       squealed ...")
+                                     12/10/22)
+    Cover yellow--black letters
+
+THE KING IN CHECK
+
+    Appleton-Century  New York  1934  244
+    Hutchinson  London  1933  256
+
+       ("Whoever invented chess understood the world's works ...")
+       (The King in Check--MAGAZINE--Adventure 7/10/22)
+
+    Appleton-Century edition cover purple--gold letters
+
+KING--OF THE KHYBER RIFLES
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1916  395
+       McKinley, Stone & McKenzie (Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery)
+       Readers League of America
+       A.L. Burt
+
+       ("The men who govern India--more power to them and her ...")
+       (King--of the Khyber Rifles--MAGAZINE--Everybody's 5/ /16)
+
+    Cover red--red letters on black background
+    Cover olive--gold letters       Variants of same edition?
+
+THE LION OF PETRA
+
+    Hutchinson  London  1932  255
+       Appleton-Century
+       A.L. Burt
+
+       ("This isn't an animal story ...")
+       (The Lion of Petra--MAGAZINE--Adventure 3/10/22)
+
+    Burt edition cover orange--black letters
+
+THE LOST TROOPER
+
+    Hutchinson  London  No date  252
+
+       ("How can you begin a tale at the beginning when it has ...")
+       (The Lost Trooper--MAGAZINE--Adventure 5/30/22)
+
+    Cover red--gold letters
+
+THE MARRIAGE OF MELDRUM STRANGE
+
+    Hutchinson  London  No date  254
+
+       ("This is an immoral story ...")
+       (The Marriage of Meldrum Strange--MAGAZINE--Adventure 10/10/23)
+
+    Cover blue
+
+THE MYSTERY OF KHUFU'S TOMB
+
+    Appleton-Century  New York  1935  279  Ill.
+
+       ("We Americans are ostriches ...")
+       (Khufu's Real Tomb--MAGAZINE--Adventure 10/10/22)
+
+    Cover purple--gold letters
+
+THE NINE UNKNOWN
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1923  353
+       McKinley, Stone & McKenzie (Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery)
+
+       ("I had this story from a dozen people ...")
+       (The Nine Unknown--MAGAZINE--Adventure 3/20/23 to 4/30/23)
+
+    Cover blue--yellow letters
+
+OLD UGLY FACE
+
+    Appleton-Century  New York  1940  544
+       Wells & Shakespeare
+
+       ("Things seemed vague that evening ...")
+
+    Cover blue--gold letters
+
+OM; THE SECRET OF AHBOR VALLEY
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1924  392
+       McKinley, Stone & McKenzie (Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery)
+       Hutchinson
+
+       ("If you want views about the world's news, read what ...")
+       (Om; the Secret of Ahbor Valley--MAGAZINE--Adventure 10/10/24 to
+          10/30/24)
+
+    Cover green--black letters
+
+PURPLE PIRATE
+
+    Appleton-Century  New York  1935  367
+
+       ("Hitherto I have found my real goal unattainable ...")
+       (Battle Stations--MAGAZINE--Adventure 5/1/35
+        Cleopatra's Promise          Adventure 6/15/35
+        Purple Pirate                Adventure 8/15/35
+        Fleets of Fire               Adventure 10/1/35)
+
+    Cover yellow--black letters with red and black Oriental Figure
+
+QUEEN CLEOPATRA
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1929  426
+
+       ("Cleopatra yawned ...")
+
+    Cover black--green letters
+
+RAMSDEN
+
+    (See ibid--THE DEVIL'S GUARD)
+
+THE RED FLAME OF ERINPURA
+
+    Hutchinson  London  No date  255
+
+       ("There was a voice outside, and nothing else ...")
+       (The Red Flame of Erinpura--MAGAZINE--Adventure 1/1/27)
+
+    Cover red
+
+ROMANCES OF INDIA
+
+    A.L. Burt  New York and Chicago  No date  281
+
+       King--of the Khyber Rifles   Guns of the Gods
+          Told in the East
+
+    Cover orange--black letters
+
+RUNG HO
+
+    Scribners  New York  1914  371  Ill.
+
+       McKinley, Stone & McKenzie (Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery)
+       A.L. Burt
+
+       ("That was no time or place for any girl of twenty to ...")
+       (For the Peace of India--MAGAZINE--Adventure 2/ /14
+                                                  to 4/ /14)
+    Cover olive--black letters on front, gold on spine
+
+THE SEVENTEEN THIEVES OF EL KALIL
+
+    Hutchinson  London  No date  254
+
+       ("Steam never killed romance ...")
+       (The Seventeen Thieves of El Kalil--MAGAZINE--Adventure 2/20/22)
+
+    Cover red
+
+THE SOUL OF A REGIMENT
+
+    Alex Dulfer  San Francisco  1925  25
+    (See ibid--THE VALIANT VIEW)
+    (See ibid--ADVENTURE'S BEST STORIES--1926 edited by A.S. Hoffman,
+     an anthology published by Doran, New York, 1926)
+
+       (The Soul of A Regiment--MAGAZINE--Adventure 2/ /12)
+       ("So long as its colours remain ...")
+
+    Cover green--white spine
+
+THERE WAS A DOOR
+
+    (See ibid--FULL MOON)
+
+THE THUNDER DRAGON GATE
+
+    Appleton-Century  New York and London  1937  335
+       Hutchinson
+
+       ("It was one of those days when not even Cockneys like London.")
+
+    Cover yellow--black letters with red and black Oriental Figure
+
+TOLD IN THE EAST
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1920  281
+       McKinley, Stone & McKenzie (Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery)
+
+       ("A blood red sun rested its huge disc upon a low mud wall ...")
+       (Hookum Hai--MAGAZINE--Adventure 7/ /13
+        For the Salt He Had Eaten        Adventure 3/ /13
+        Machassan Ah                     Adventure 4/ /15)
+
+    Cover brown--tan letters with black background
+
+TROS OF SAMOTHRACE
+
+    Appleton-Century  New York and London  1934  949
+
+       (Tros of Samothrace--MAGAZINE--Adventure 2/10/25
+        The Enemy of Rome               Adventure 4/10/25
+        Prisoners of War                Adventure 6/10/25
+        Admiral of Caesar's Fleet       Adventure 10/10/25
+        The Dancing Girls of Gades      Adventure 12/10/25
+        A Messenger of Destiny          Adventure 2/10/26 to 2/30/26)
+
+    Cover yellow--black letters
+
+THE VALIANT VIEW: a collection of stories
+
+    Hutchinson  London  1939  256
+
+       ("So long as its colours remain, and there is one man left ...")
+       (The Soul of A Regiment--MAGAZINE--Adventure  2/ /12
+        The Damned Old Nigger               Adventure  5/ /16
+        The Chaplain of the Hullingars      Adventure  3/ /12
+        The Pillar of Light
+        One Arabian Fight                   Adventure 11/ /13
+        Machassan Ah                        Adventure  4/ /15
+        The Man from Poonch                 Argosy 6/17/33
+        The Eye-Teeth of O'Hara             Adventure 11/1/31
+        Innocent Non-combatant
+        The Honorable Pig                                    )
+
+    Cover red
+
+W.H.
+
+    Hutchinson  London  No date  256
+
+       ("The manuscript of this story was found in the cellar of ...")
+       (Ho for London Town--MAGAZINE--Argosy-All-Story 2/2/29 to
+       (The Queen's Warrant--POCKETBOOK)                  2/23/29)
+
+    Cover orange
+
+WHEN TRAILS WERE NEW
+
+    Hutchinson  London  No date  288
+
+       (See ibid--THE GUNGA SAHIB)
+
+THE WINDS OF THE WORLD
+
+    Cassell  London and New York  1916  307
+       Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1917  331  Ill.
+       McKinley, Stone & McKenzie (Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery)
+       A.L. Burt
+
+       ("A watery July sun was hurrying towards a Punjab skyline ...")
+       (The Winds of the World--MAGAZINE--Adventure 7/ /15 to 9/ /15)
+
+    Cover light gray with turbaned figure
+
+THE WOMAN AYISHA
+
+    Hutchinson  London  No date  256
+    (See ibid--THE HUNDRED DAYS & THE WOMAN AYISHA)
+
+       ("Consider the situation for a moment first ...")
+       (The Woman Ayisha--MAGAZINE--Adventure 4/20/22)
+
+    Cover red
+
+Is this an imaginary book?
+THE MAN FROM JUPITER
+
+    Claims have been advanced that Mundy wrote this work of science
+    fiction. Doubtlessly most of the imaginative creation connected with
+    this book is in the minds of the gulls who pass the name of this
+    title along.
+
+
+
+
+A list of his magazine stories
+
+
+PIGSTICKING IN INDIA
+
+    Adventure--1911--April   Article
+
+SINGLE-HANDED YACHTING
+
+    Adventure--1911--July    Article
+
+THE PHANTOM BATTERY
+
+    Adventure--1911--August
+
+THE BLOODING OF THE NINTH QUEEN'S OWN
+
+    Adventure--1911--December
+
+FOR VALOUR
+
+    Adventure--1912--January
+
+THE SOUL OF A REGIMENT
+
+    Adventure--1912--February
+       Reprinted: April 1917--November 1935--November 1940
+       (The Soul of A Regiment--BOOK)
+       (The Valiant View--BOOK)
+       (Adventure's Best Stories--1926--BOOK)
+
+THE CHAPLAIN OF THE MULLINGARS
+
+    Adventure--1912--March
+       (The Valiant View--BOOK)
+
+W. MAYES--THE AMAZING
+
+    Adventure--1912--April   Article
+
+THE QUEEN--GOD BLESS HER
+
+    Adventure--1912--May
+
+T.C. ANSELL--ADVENTURER
+
+    Adventure--1912--June
+
+THE COWARDS
+
+    Adventure--1912--July
+
+THE PAYMENT OF QUINN'S DEBT
+
+    Adventure--1912--August
+
+IN WINTER QUARTERS
+
+    Adventure--1912--September
+
+THE MAN WHO SAW
+
+    Adventure--1912--October
+
+HONOR
+
+    Adventure--1912--November
+
+RABBIT
+
+    Adventure--1912--December
+
+THREE HELIOS
+
+    Adventure--1913--January
+
+A LOW-VELDT FUNERAL
+
+    Adventure--1913--February   Article
+
+FOR THE SALT WHICH HE HAD EATEN
+
+    Adventure--1913--March
+       (Told in the East--BOOK)
+
+PRIVATE MURDOCH'S G.C.M.
+
+    Adventure--1913--April
+
+THE GUZZLER'S GRAND PRIX
+
+    Adventure--1913--May
+
+AT MANEUVERS
+
+    Adventure--1913--June
+
+HOOKUM HAI
+
+    Adventure--1913--July
+       (Told in the East--BOOK)
+
+THE CLOSED TRIAL OF WM. WALKER
+
+    Adventure--1913--August   Article
+
+THE LETTER OF HIS ORDERS
+
+    Adventure--1913--September
+
+IN A RIGHTEOUS CAUSE
+
+    Adventure--1913--October
+
+AN ARABIAN NIGHT
+
+    Adventure--1913--November
+       (The Valiant View--BOOK)
+
+THE TEMPERING OF HARRY BLUNT
+
+    Adventure--1913--December
+
+A SOLDIER AND A GENTLEMAN
+
+    Adventure--1914--January
+
+FOR THE PEACE OF INDIA
+
+    Adventure--1914--February to April (Serial, 3 parts)
+       (Rung Ho--BOOK)
+
+THE GENTILITY OF IKEY BLUMENDALL
+
+    Adventure--1914--June
+
+GULBAZ AND THE GAME
+
+    Adventure--1914--July
+
+THE SWORD OF ISKANDER
+
+    Adventure--1914--August
+
+FOUL OF THE CZAR
+
+    Adventure--1914--September
+
+"GO, TELL THE CZAR!"
+
+    Adventure--1914--October
+
+KING DICK
+
+    Adventure--1914--November
+
+LANCING THE WHALE
+
+    Adventure--1914--December
+
+DISOWNED!
+
+    Adventure--1915--January
+
+NO NAME
+
+    Adventure--1915--February
+
+ON TERMS
+
+    Adventure--1915--March
+
+MACHASSAN AH
+
+    Adventure--1915--April
+       (The Valiant View--BOOK)
+       (Told in the East--BOOK)
+
+A TEMPORARY TRADE IN TITLES
+
+    Adventure--1915--May
+
+THE DOVE WITH A BROKEN WING
+
+    Adventure--1915--June
+
+THE WINDS OF THE WORLD
+
+    Adventure--1915--July to September (Serial 3 parts)
+       (The Winds of the World--BOOK)
+
+A DROP OR TWO OF WHITE TUCKER'S TONGUE
+
+    Adventure--1916--February     Anecdote
+
+THE DAMNED OLD NIGGER
+
+    Adventure--1916--May
+       (The Valiant View--BOOK)
+
+KING--OF THE KHYBER RIFLES
+
+    Everybody's--1916--May
+       (King--of the Khyber Rifles--BOOK)
+
+HIRA SINGH'S TALE
+
+    Adventure--1917--October 18 to December 3 (Serial 4 parts)
+       (Hira Singh's Tale--BOOK)
+
+BLIGHTY
+
+    Adventure--1918--August 18   Article
+
+OAKES RESPECTS AN ADVERSARY
+
+    Adventure--1918--December 3
+
+AMERICA HORNS IN
+
+    Adventure--1919--January 3
+
+JACKSON TACTICS
+
+    Adventure--1919--February 18
+
+HEINIE HORNS INTO THE GAME
+
+    Adventure--1919--March 18
+
+THE END OF THE BAD SHIP BUNDESRATH
+
+    Adventure--1919--April 18
+
+ON THE TRAIL OF TIPOO TIB
+
+    Adventure--1919--May 3 to July 18 (Serial 6 parts)
+       (The Ivory Trail--BOOK)
+
+THE SHRIEK OF DUM
+
+    Adventure--1919--September 3
+
+BARABBAS ISLAND
+
+    Adventure--1919--October 18
+
+IN ALEPPO BAZAAR
+
+    Adventure--1919--December 18
+
+THE EYE OF ZEITOON
+
+    Romance--1920--February
+       (The Eye of Zeitoon--BOOK)
+
+GUNS OF THE GODS
+
+    Adventure--1921--March 3 to May 3 (Serial 5 parts)
+       (Guns of the Gods--BOOK)
+
+THE ADVENTURE AT EL-KERAK
+
+    Adventure--1921--November 10
+       (Jimgrim and Allah's Peace--BOOK)
+
+UNDER THE DOME OF THE ROCK
+
+    Adventure--1921--December 10
+       (Jimgrim and Allah's Peace--BOOK)
+
+THE "IBLIS" AT LUDD
+
+    Adventure--1922--January 10
+
+THE SEVENTEEN THIEVES OF EL-KALIL
+
+    Adventure--1922--February 20
+       (The Seventeen Thieves of El-Kalil--BOOK)
+
+THE LION OF PETRA
+
+    Adventure--1922--March 10
+       (The Lion of Petra--BOOK)
+
+THE HUNDRED DAYS
+
+    Adventure--1922--April 10
+       (The Hundred Days & The Woman Ayisha--BOOK)
+
+THE WOMAN AYISHA
+
+    Adventure--1922--April 20
+       (The Hundred Days & The Woman Ayisha--BOOK)
+       (The Woman Ayisha--BOOK)
+
+THE LOST TROOPER
+
+    Adventure--1922--May 30
+       (The Lost Trooper--BOOK)
+
+THE KING IN CHECK
+
+    Adventure--1922--July 10
+       (The King in Check--BOOK)
+
+A SECRET SOCIETY
+
+    Adventure--1922--August 10
+
+MOSES & MRS. AINTREE
+
+    Adventure--1922--September 10
+
+KHUFU'S REAL TOMB
+
+    Adventure--1922--October 10
+       (The Mystery of Khufu's Tomb--BOOK)
+
+THE GRAY MAHATMA
+
+    Adventure--1922--November 10
+       Reprinted: Famous Fantastic Mysteries--1951--December
+       (The Caves of Terror--BOOK)
+
+BENEFIT OF DOUBT
+
+    Adventure--1922--December 10
+       (Jungle Jest--BOOK)
+
+TREASON
+
+    Adventure--1923--January 10
+
+THE NINE UNKNOWN
+
+    Adventure--1923--March 20 to April 30 (Serial 5 parts)
+       (The Nine Unknown--BOOK)
+
+DIANA AGAINST THE EPHESIANS
+
+    Adventure--1923--August 10
+
+THE MARRIAGE OF MELDRUM STRANGE
+
+    Adventure--1923--October 10
+       (The Marriage of Meldrum Strange--BOOK)
+
+MOHANNED'S TOOTH
+
+    Adventure--1923--December 10
+
+OM; THE SECRET OF AHBOR VALLEY
+
+    Adventure--1924--October 10 to November 30 (Serial 6 parts)
+       (Om; the Secret of Ahbor Valley--BOOK)
+
+TROS OF SAMOTHRACE
+
+    Adventure--1925--February 10
+       (Tros of Samothrace--BOOK)
+
+THE ENEMY OF ROME
+
+    Adventure--1925--April 10
+       (Tros of Samothrace--BOOK)
+
+PRISONERS OF WAR
+
+    Adventure--1925--June 10
+       (Tros of Samothrace--BOOK)
+
+ADMIRAL OF CAESAR'S FLEET
+
+    Adventure--1925--October 10
+       (Tros of Samothrace--BOOK)
+
+THE DANCING GIRLS OF GADES
+
+    Adventure--1925--December 10
+       (Tros of Samothrace--BOOK)
+
+THE MESSENGER OF DESTINY
+
+    Adventure--1926--February 10, 20, 30 (Serial 3 parts)
+       (Tros of Samothrace--BOOK)
+
+RAMSDEN
+
+    Adventure--1926--June 8 to August 8 (Serial 5 parts)
+       (The Devil's Guard--BOOK)
+       (Ramsden--BOOK)
+
+THE FALLING STAR
+
+    Adventure--1926--October 23
+       (Caesar Dies--BOOK)
+
+THE RED FLAME OF ERINPURA
+
+    Adventure--1927--January 1
+       (The Red Flame of Erinpura--BOOK)
+
+WHEN TRAILS WERE NEW
+
+    Argosy-All-Story--1928--October 27 to December 1 (Serial 6 parts)
+       (The Gunga Sahib--BOOK)
+       (When Trails Were New--BOOK)
+
+THE WHEEL OF DESTINY
+
+    Adventure--1928--November 1
+       (The Gunga Sahib--BOOK)
+
+THE BIG LEAGUE MIRACLE
+
+    Adventure--1928--November 15
+
+ON THE ROAD TO ALLAH'S HEAVEN
+
+    Adventure--1928--December 1
+
+GOLDEN RIVER
+
+    Adventure--1929--January 1
+
+A TUCKET OF DRUMS
+
+    Adventure--1929--February 1
+
+HO FOR LONDON TOWN
+
+    Argosy-All-Story--1929--February 2 to February 23 (Serial 4 parts)
+       (W.H.--BOOK)
+       (The Queen's Warrant--POCKETBOOK)
+
+IN OLD NARADA FORT
+
+    Adventure--1929--February 15
+
+ASOKA'S ALIBI
+
+    Argosy-All-Story--March 9 to March 23--1929 (Serial 3 parts)
+
+BY ALLAH WHO MADE TIGERS
+
+    Argosy-All-Story--1929--April 27 to May 11 (Serial 3 parts)
+
+FLAME OF CRUELTY
+
+    Romance--1929--August
+
+THE INVISIBLE GUNS OF KABUL
+
+    Adventure--1929--October 1 to December 1 (Serial 5 parts)
+       (Cock O' the North--BOOK)
+
+CONSISTENT ANYHOW
+
+    Adventure--1930--February 1
+
+THE AFFAIR AT KALIGAON
+
+    Argosy--1930--May 24 to June 7 (Serial 3 parts)
+
+KING OF THE WORLD
+
+    Adventure--1930--November 15 to February 15, 1931 (Serial 7 parts)
+    (Jimgrim--BOOK)
+
+ELEPHANT SAHIB
+
+    Argosy--1930--December 6 to January 10, 1931 (Serial 6 parts)
+
+BLACK FLAG
+
+    Adventure--1931--May 1
+
+THE MAN ON THE MAT
+
+    Adventure--1931--August 1
+
+THE BABU
+
+    Adventure--1931--October 1
+
+THE EYE TEETH OF O'HARA
+
+    Adventure--1931--November 1
+       (The Valiant View--BOOK)
+
+CASE 13
+
+    Adventure--1932--January 1
+
+CHULLUNDER GHOSE, THE GUILELESS
+
+    Adventure--1932--March 1
+
+WATU (a reminiscence)
+
+    Adventure--1932--April 1
+
+WHITE TIGERS
+
+    Adventure--1932--August 1 to August 15 (Serial 2 parts)
+
+C.I.D.
+
+    Adventure--1933--March 1 to April 15 (Serial 4 parts)
+       (C.I.D.--BOOK)
+
+THE MAN FROM POONCH
+
+    Argosy--1933--June 17
+       (The Valiant View--BOOK)
+
+THE RED SEA CARGO
+
+    Adventure--1933--August
+
+MILK OF THE MOON
+
+    Argosy--1933--September 17
+
+CAMERA
+
+    Argosy--1934--January 6
+
+THE GODS SEEM CONTENTED
+
+    Argosy--1934--September 15
+
+BENGAL REBELLION
+
+    Blue Book--1935--January
+
+BATTLE STATIONS
+
+    Adventure--1935--May 1
+       (Purple Pirate--BOOK)
+
+CLEOPATRA'S PROMISE
+
+    Adventure--1935--June 15
+       (Purple Pirate--BOOK)
+
+PURPLE PIRATE
+
+    Adventure--1935--August 15
+       (Purple Pirate--BOOK)
+
+FLEETS OF FIRE
+
+    Adventure--1935--October 1
+       (Purple Pirate--BOOK)
+
+THE WOLF OF THE PASS
+
+    All Aces--1936--Hay
+
+THE ELEPHANT WAITS
+
+    Short Stories--1937--February 25
+
+COMPANION IN ARMS
+
+    Adventure--1937--November
+
+ROMAN HOLIDAY
+
+    Golden Fleece--1938--October
+
+THE NIGHT THE CLOCKS STOPPED
+
+    Adventure--1941--March
+
+ODDS ON THE PROPHET
+
+    Short Stories--1941--August 10
+
+FULL MOON
+
+    Famous Fantastic Mysteries--1953--February
+       (Full Moon--BOOK)
+       (There Was A Door--BOOK)
+
+
+
+
+Written under the pen-name of WALTER GALT
+these tales of Billy Blain, pugilist--all from Adventure Magazine
+
+
+THE GONER    1912--February
+
+THE SECOND RUNG    1912--June
+
+DORG'S LUCK    1912--August
+
+ACROSS THE COLOR LINE    1912--October
+
+LOVE AND WAR    1912--November
+
+THE TOP OF THE LADDER    1912--December
+
+ONE YEAR LATER    1913--February
+
+NOTHING DOING    1914--September
+
+THE RETURN OF BILLY BLAIN    1914--November
+
+BILLY BLAIN EATS BISCUITS    1916--January
+
+BILLY BLAIN'S ONIONS AND GARLIC    1916--February
+
+
+
+
+Two articles under this pen-name
+
+
+FRANCIS BANNERMAN--A MAN OF MYSTERY & HISTORY    1912--May
+
+ELEPHANT HUNTING FOR A LIVING    1912--July
+
+
+
+
+His sagas; with a story sequence of various characters
+by Dr. J. Lloyd Eaton
+
+
+Talbot Mundy was a prolific writer of historical tales and stories of
+adventure-intrigue, his particular forte being tales of India and the
+Near East. Twelve of his novels are listed in THE CHECKLIST OF FANTASTIC
+LITERATURE, with themes of mysticism, black versus white magic,
+lost-race, and even true science fiction. Many others of his stories are
+borderline fantastics.
+
+In the field of fantastic literature his works are highly prized (often
+highly priced, also) and many such readers find, possibly to their
+surprise, that they also enjoy his other stories. This may be due in
+some part to the fact that Mundy used the same characters over and over
+again, in novels in which each played the lead and as sub-characters in
+other novels. One keeps meeting old friends.
+
+This leads to one difficulty in reading Mundy, however. If one is going
+to meet these characters, it is much more enjoyable to watch them
+develop from birth, so to speak--and not vice versa, like coming into a
+theatre in the middle of the picture. But, a reading sequence is a real
+difficulty. Each story is complete in itself, but the characters are
+re-shuffled into various combinations and any one of them may, and does,
+strike off into a novel of his own, only to reappear at a later date in
+some combination with other such characters. It is confusing, to say the
+least. To add to the confusion, all or nearly all of Mundy's stories
+first appeared in magazines, largely in Adventure, but later in Argosy.
+As his popularity grew, his older stories were republished in book form,
+as well as each of his new novels, so that the date of publication of
+his books means nothing as far as reading chronology is concerned.
+
+Before going any further, it may be interesting to digress a bit, and
+consider some of his earlier stories in Adventure Magazine, and more
+particularly as they apply to his books. No attempt is being made to
+give a complete listing of his magazine stories here. Adventure Magazine
+began publication in November 1910, but the earliest issue that I have
+for reference is that of August 1911. This contains a short story by
+Mundy, "The Phantom Battery." By this time he was publishing five to
+eight short stories per year. These early stories were mostly about the
+British Army and the most important was his "The Soul of A Regiment,"
+(February 1913) a tale of native troops in the ill-fated first
+expedition against the Dervishes in Egypt, with a surprise, terrific,
+ending. This story was published as a book, "The Soul of A Regiment,"
+(Alex Dulfer, San Francisco, 1925) and was anthologized by Arthur
+Sullivant Hoffman in "Adventure's Beet Stories--1926" (Doran, New York,
+1926). It was reprinted in Adventure Magazine in April 1917 and followed
+next month be a sequel, "The Damned Old Nigger." Three of his early
+novelettes (1913), "Hookum Hai," "For the Salt He Had Eaten," and
+"Machassan Ah," will be found in the book "Told in the East,"
+(Bobbs-Merrill, Indianapolis, 1920). The first two concern the Sepoy
+Revolt and the third is a humorous story of the British Navy. All are
+good tales. The characters in the latter appear also in "An Arabian
+Night" (Adventure, November 1913). The first of his Indian hillman type
+stories is probably the short novel "The Letter of His Orders"
+(Adventure, September 1913). His first serial, "For the Peace of India"
+(Adventure, February to April 1914) was published in the book "Rung Ho"
+(Scribners, New York, 1914) and is another good story of the Sepoy
+Rebellion. In January and July 1914, appeared two stories about the
+Princess Yasmini, a character that he used extensively in later
+novels--as the lead, with King, with Ranjoor Singh, and in the
+Jimgrim-Ramsden saga. The first of his sagas (Dick Anthony of Arran) was
+never published in book form. This series included eight novelettes and
+short novels, enough to fill four or five books, and appeared in
+successive issues of Adventure Magazine, beginning August 1914. These
+were very good adventure tales of a Scotch gentleman fighting for Iran
+against Old Russia, but are rather dated now. Following this, most of
+his novels appeared first in a magazine and were then immediately
+published in book form.
+
+This brings us to the "Jimgrim-Ramsden Saga," the greatest of them all.
+If the early (and later) development of the associated characters is
+added, it continues through twenty-one books (twenty-two novels), and
+fifteen books (sixteen novels) for the actual Jimgrim-Ramsden stories.
+This is not counting some eighteen novelettes and novels found in
+magazines only.
+
+This Saga, in the main, is the story of James Schuyler Grim, (Jimgrim) a
+remarkable characterization, beginning as an American "Lawrence in
+Arabia" and evolving into a human but unapproachable high priest of the
+occult. There is Jeff Ramsden, the strong man and his closest friend,
+who with the Australian, Jeremy Ross, make up the triumvirate of Grim,
+Ross, and Ramsden, with their henchman Narayan Singh, the indomitable
+Sikh. (Who cuts throats with an outward thrust.) Later the
+multimillionaire, Meldrum Strange, hires them to fight evil. Then,
+Athelbert King, a hero of novels in his own right, joins up, making a
+quartet. Other characters from Mundy's novels appear--the seductive and
+dangerous Princess Yasmini; Cotswold Ommony, the forester of India; the
+Babu, Chullunder Ghose; the Gunga Sahib, and O'Hara.
+
+
+
+
+His sagas
+
+
+For an interesting reading sequence, the following is suggested.
+    *** means excellent escapist reading--and fantastic
+    (***) means excellent escapist reading--not fantastic
+    Numbers indicate a book
+    Indented numbers with letter mean magazine only
+    Major characters, and their appearances, follow each title
+    (Ramsden tells many of the stories and is not listed
+     except as necessary to connect the series.)
+
+
+JIMGRIM-RAMSDEN, et al, Saga
+
+
+(***) 1. GUNS OF THE GODS (Bobbs-Merrill)
+                                       Yasmini 1.
+
+(***)    1a. A SOLDIER AND A GENTLEMAN (Adventure January 1914)
+                                       Yasmini 2.
+
+(***)    1b. GULBAZ AND THE GAME (Adventure July 1914)
+                                       Yasmini 3.
+
+(***) 2. THE WINDS OF THE WORLD (Cassell)
+                                       Yasmini 4. Ranjoor Singh 1.
+
+(***) 3. HIRA SINGH (Bobbs-Merrill)
+                                       Ranjoor Singh 2.
+
+ ***  4. KING--OF THE KHYBER RIFLES (Bobbs-Merrill)
+                                       King 1. Yasmini 5.
+
+(***) 5. JIMGRIM AND ALLAH'S PEACE (Appleton-Century)
+                                       Jimgrim 1.
+
+(***)    5a. THE "IBLIS" AT LUDD (Adventure 1/10/22)
+                                       Jimgrim 2.
+
+(***) 6. TEE SEVENTEEN THIEVES OF EL-KALIL (Hutchinson)
+                                       Jimgrim 3.
+
+(***) 7. THE LION OF PETRA (Appleton-Century)
+                                       Jimgrim 4.
+
+(***) 8. THE WOMAN AYISHA (see THE HUNDRED DAYS--Century)
+                                       Jimgrim 5.
+
+(***) 9. THE LOST TROOPER (Hutchinson)
+                                       Jimgrim 6.
+
+(***) 10. THE KING IN CHECK (Appleton-Century)
+                                       Jimgrim 7.
+
+ ***      10a. A SECRET SOCIETY (Adventure 8/10/22)
+                                       Strange 1. Jimgrim 8.
+
+ ***      10b. MOSES AND MRS AINTREE (Adventure 1/10/22)
+                                       Strange 2. Jimgrim 9.
+
+ ***  11. THE MYSTERY OF KHUFU'S TOMB (Appleton-Century)
+                                       Strange 3. Jimgrim 10.
+
+ ***  12. THE CAVES OF TERROR (Hutchinson)
+                                       Yasmini 6. Strange 4. Ramsden  King 2.
+
+(**)  13. JUNGLE JEST (Century)
+                                       Ommony 1. King 3.
+
+(**)  14. THE MARRIAGE OF MELDRUM STRANGE (Hutchinson)
+                             Ramsden   Strange 5. Ommony 2. Chullunder Ghose 1.
+
+ **   15. OM; THE SECRET OF AHBOR VALLEY (Bobbs-Merrill)
+                                       Ommony 3.
+
+(***) 16. THE HUNDRED DAYS (Century)
+                                       Jimgrim 11. King 4.
+
+ ***  17. THE NINE UNKNOWN (Bobbs-Merrill)
+                                       Chullunder Ghose 2. Jimgrim 12. King 5.
+
+ ***  18. THE DEVIL'S GUARD (Bobbs-Merrill)
+                                       Chullunder Ghose 3. Jimgrim 13.
+
+ ***  19. JIMGRIM (Century)
+                                       Chullunder Ghose 4. Jimgrim 14.
+
+(***) 20. THE GUNGA SAHIB (Appleton-Century)
+                                       Chullunder Ghose 5. Quern 1.
+
+(***)     20a. THE WHEEL OF DESTINY (Adventure 11/1/28)
+               (This is roughly the same as the first four chapters of
+               "The Gunga Sahib" From there on, any relationship between
+               the book and the magazine stories seems to be coincidental.)
+
+(***)     20b. THE BIG LEAGUE MIRACLE (Adventure 11/15/28)
+                                       Quorn 2.
+
+(**)      20c. ON TEE ROAD TO ALLAH'S HEAVEN (Adventure 12/1/28)
+                                       Quorn 3.
+
+(**)      20d. GOLDEN RIVER (Adventure I/1/29)
+                                       Quorn 4.
+
+(**)      20e. A TUCKET OF DRUMS (Adventure 2/1/29)
+                                       Quorn 5.
+
+(***)     20f. IN OLD NARADA FORT (Adventure 2/15/29)
+                                       Quorn 6.
+
+(***)     20g. ASOKA'S ALIBI (Argosy, 3 parts 3/9/29)
+                                       Quorn 7.
+
+(***)     20h. THE AFFAIR AT KALIGAON (Argosy, 3 parts 5/24/30)
+                                       Quorn 8.
+
+(***) 21. C.I.D. (Century)
+                                       Chullunder Ghose 6.
+
+(**)      21a. THE BABU (Adventure 10/1/31)
+                                       Chullunder Ghose 7.  O'Hara 1.
+
+(**)      21b. THE EYE TEETH OF O'HARA (Adventure 11/15/31)
+                                       O'Hara 2.
+
+(***)     21c. CASE 13 (Adventure I/1/32)
+                                       O'Hara 3.  Chullunder Ghose 8.
+
+(***)     21d. CHULLUNDER, THE GUILELESS (Adventure 3/1/32)
+                                       Chullunder Ghose 9.
+
+(**)  22. THE RED FLAME OF ERINPURA (Hutchinson)
+                                       Chullunder Ghose 10.
+
+
+MONTE, et al, Saga
+
+
+(**)      a. CAKES RESPECTS AN ADVERSARY (Adventure 12/3/18)
+
+(***)     b. AMERICA HORN IN (Adventure 1/3/19)
+
+(***)     c. JACKSON TACTICS (Adventure 2/18/19)
+
+(***)     d. HEINE HORNS INTO THE GAME (Adventure 3/18/19)
+
+(***)     e. THE END OF THE BAD SHIP BUNDESRATH (Adventure 4/18/19)
+
+(***) 1. THE IVORY TRAIL (Bobbs-Merrill)
+
+ **      1a. THE SHRIEK OF DUM (Adventure 9/3/19)
+
+ ***     1b. BARABBAS ISLAND (Adventure 10/18/19)
+
+(**)     1c. IN ALEPPO BAZAAR (Adventure 1/19/20)
+
+(***) 2. THE EYE OF ZEITOON (Bobbs-Merrill)
+
+
+TROS Saga
+
+
+ ***  1. TROS OF SAMOTHRACE (Appleton-Century)
+
+ ***  2. QUEEN CLEOPATRA (Bobbs-Merrill)
+
+(***) 3. PURPLE PIRATE (Appleton-Century)
+
+
+
+
+A final note from the editor. Three other books by Mundy are classed as
+fantasy, and, though not connected with the above sagas, are worthy of
+mention as fantastic.
+
+
+*** 1. BLACK LIGHT (Bobbs-Merrill)
+
+*** 2. FULL MOON (Appleton-Century)
+
+*** 3. THE THUNDER DRAGON GATE (Appleton-Century)
+
+
+Good luck and best wishes to anyone so influenced by this listing as to
+attempt collecting these stories. A full purse will help.
+
+
+
+
+FINIS
+
+
+
+
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+
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+
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+
+
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+
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+
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+
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+The Project Gutenberg EBook of Materials Toward A Bibliography Of The
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+Title: Materials Toward A Bibliography Of The Works Of Talbot Mundy
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+Author: Bradford M. Day, Editor
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+TALBOT MUNDY
+
+BIBLIO
+
+
+MATERIALS TOWARD A BIBLIOGRAPHY
+OF THE WORKS
+OF
+TALBOT MUNDY
+
+
+Edited by BRADFORD M. DAY
+
+
+
+
+
+A Bit of His Life
+
+
+Talbot Mundy was born in London on April 23, 1879. He was educated at
+Rugby, and served nearly ten years, beginning in 1900, as a government
+official in Africa and India. While in India, he wandered all over the
+sub-continent on horseback, and even into Tibet. Eastern occult lore
+first attracted, then fascinated, his active and unorthodox mind. Mundy
+absorbed all he could learn of the Indian beliefs.
+
+Government service next brought him to Africa where he studied
+first-hand the nature magic of many of the tribes and cultures of East
+Africa. His quest for more information on this subject impelled him to
+travel extensively through Egypt and the Near East and even into parts
+of Arabia. This was truly adventurous at the time, but only in character
+with the man who killed dozens of lions and successfully hunted for
+ivory.
+
+Mundy visited Australia, and Mexico as far south as Yucutan. He first
+arrived in the United States in 1911, and liked the country so much that
+he decided to stay and become a citizen.
+
+Mundy quickly turned his energies to writing, and an article, "Pig
+Sticking in India," was accepted and published in the April 1911 issue
+of Adventure Magazine, itself only a few months old. Another article and
+his first story, "The Phantom Battery" soon appeared. For years
+thereafter, Adventure had short stories, novelettes, novels, and serials
+by this master teller of tales in most of the issues that were printed.
+
+The motif and locale of the stories and very infrequent articles usually
+stemmed from the areas, people, and occult knowledge previously
+mentioned. The manly art of self defense must have occupied some of
+Mundy's attention during his early career. A series of stories about
+Billy Blain, pugilist, appeared under the pen-name of Walter Gait,
+beginning with the February 1912 issue of Adventure. Two articles were
+also printed under this pseudonym.
+
+Scribners of New York produced his first book, "Rung Ho" in 1914, then
+apparently forgot him. In 1916, Bobbs-Merrill of Indianapolis published
+one of his most famous stories, "King--of the Khyber Rifles," and
+Cassell and Company of London brought out "The Winds of the World." Both
+were well received, and Mundy's career to a moderate renown was on its
+way.
+
+In succeeding years he continued to write for Adventure and other
+magazines, most of the stories being snapped up by various book
+publishers. Many of the books were reprinted in several editions by
+different companies, and, confusing to a bibliophile, the English
+publications ware often re-titled.
+
+During the 1920's Mundy bought a part of the Point Loma estate in
+California, called The Cliffs. He settled there for several years and
+became a member of the Theosophical Society presided over by Katherine
+Tingley. A half-dozen of his books were written there and, "Om; the
+Secret of Ahbor Valley," shows the influence of this occult society.
+
+He contributed many articles to Tingley's theosophical magazines, her
+most noted publication being the Theosophical Path. After her death in
+1929, Mundy left Point Loma but always retained his interest in and
+sympathy with Theosophy.
+
+Mundy continued writing almost to the time of his death on August 5,
+1940. In all, forty-nine books were produced under his name, thirty-nine
+of which were original works. At least one-hundred and fifty stories and
+articles appeared in magazines; most of these, perhaps nearly all, are
+listed in this bibliography. None of the theosophical articles are
+included here, though, as the intent of this listing is to stress his
+mastery of the fantasy-high adventure tale.
+
+It is still too soon to properly evaluate Mundy's importance in the
+stream of literature. His style of writing, choice of language, is
+smoothly readable. One "fault," if such it be, is a sometimes too
+carefully contrived buildup to plot situations. This careful skill did
+result in glowing word-pictures and living characters.
+
+Considerable assistance was given on this project by friends and fellow
+enthusiasts. My grateful thanks to all as they come to mind:
+
+
+Dr. J. Lloyd Eaton--Berkeley, California
+John C. Nitka--Richmond Hill, New York
+James A. Strand--Portland, Oregon
+Walter A. Carrithers, Jr.--Fresno, California
+Robert Resch--Reading, Pennsylvania
+Richard Witter, Donald Grant, and some others
+for appreciated words of caution and advice.
+
+The following list must not be supposed the final and
+authoritative word on this subject.
+
+
+
+
+A list of his books
+
+
+ALL FOUR WINDS: FOUR NOVELS OF INDIA
+
+    Hutchinson  London  1934  1232
+
+       King--of the Khyber Rifles    Jimgrim
+       Om; the Secret of Ahbor Valley   Black Light
+
+    Cover Black--yellow letters
+
+BLACK LIGHT
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1930  315
+       A.L. Burt
+
+       ("There was no moon yet ...")
+
+    Cover maroon--black letters
+
+THE BUBBLE REPUTATION
+
+    (See ibid--HER REPUTATION)
+
+CAESAR DIES
+
+    Hutchinson  London  No date  206
+
+       ("Golden Antioch lay like a jewel at a mountain's throat ...")
+       (The Falling Star--MAGAZINE--Adventure 10/23/26)
+
+    Cover red
+
+THE CAVES OF TERROR
+
+    Hutchinson  London  No date  255
+    (Pocketbook) Doubleday, Page  New York  1924  118
+
+       ("Meldrum Strange has a way with him ...")
+       (The Gray Mahatma--MAGAZINE--Adventure 11/10/22
+                       Famous Fantastic Mysteries 12/ /51)
+
+    Cover light blue--rose letters
+
+C.I.D.
+
+    Century  New York  1932  280
+       Hutchinson  London  1932  288
+
+       ("It was typical south-west monsoon weather ...")
+       (C.I.D.--MAGAZINE--Adventure 3/1/33 to 4/15/33)
+
+    Cover yellow--black letters with red and black Oriental Figure
+
+COCK O' THE NORTH
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1929  340
+
+       ("Angus, nicknamed "Gup" McLeod, six feet two and a half
+         inches of him, came untouched out of the Great War ...")
+       (The Invisible Guns of Kabul--MAGAZINE--Adventure 10/1/29)
+
+    Cover orange--black letters
+
+THE DEVIL'S GUARD
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1926  335
+       Oriental Club
+       Wells & Shakespeare
+
+       ("I find myself wondering why I should go to the trouble to
+         write what few men will believe ...")
+       (Ramsden--MAGAZINE--Adventure 6/8/26)
+
+    Cover maroon--green letters
+
+DIAMONDS SEE IN THE DARK
+
+    Hutchinson  London  No date  287
+
+       (See ibid--EAST AND WEST)
+
+    Cover red
+
+EAST AND WEST
+
+    Appleton-Century  New York  1937  310
+
+       ("Moses Lafayette O'Leary tossed his pith helmet to a coolie ...")
+
+    Cover yellow--black letters with red and black Oriental Figure
+
+THE EYE OF ZEITOON
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1920  354
+       McKinley, Stone & McKenzie[A]
+       A.L. Burt
+
+       ("It is written with authority of Tarsus that once it was
+         no mean city ...")
+       (The Eye of Zeitoon--MAGAZINE--Romance 2/ /20)
+
+    Cover reddish-brown--brown letters on black background
+
+[Footnote A: Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery--A set of ten titles]
+
+FULL MOON
+
+    Appleton-Century  New York  1935  312
+
+       ("Bombay sweltered ...")
+       (Full Moon--MAGAZINE--Famous Fantastic Mysteries 2/ /53)
+
+    Cover yellow--black letters with red and black Oriental Figure
+
+THE GUNGA SAHIB
+
+    Century  New York and London  1934  303
+
+       ("Birds sang blithely at the forest's edge ...")
+       (When Trails Were New--MAGAZINE--Argosy-All-Story 10/27/28
+                                                        to 12/1/28)
+    Cover yellow-black letters
+
+GUNS OF THE GODS
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1921  359
+       McKinley, Stone & McKenzie (Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery)
+
+       ("The why and wherefore of my privilege to write a true
+         account of the Princess Yasmini's Early youth is a story ...")
+       (Guns of the Gods--MAGAZINE--Adventure 3/1/21 to 5/1/21)
+
+    Cover yellow brown--black letters
+
+GUP-BAHADUR
+
+    Hutchinson  London  No date  292
+
+       (See ibid--COCK O' THE NORTH)
+
+    Cover blue
+
+HER REPUTATION
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1923  333
+       A.L. Burt
+
+       ("There is an hour of promise and a zero hour ...")
+
+    Cover red--gold letters (Burt edition)
+
+HIRA SINGH'S TALE--When India came to fight in Flanders
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1918  308
+       McKinley, Stone & McKenzie (Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery)
+       A.L. Burt
+
+       ("A Sikh who must have stood six feet without his turban ...")
+       (Hira Singh's Tale--MAGAZINE--Adventure 10/18/17 to 12/3/17)
+
+    Cover green with embossed letters
+
+THE HUNDRED DAYS & THE WOMAN AYISHA
+
+    Century  New York and London  1931  349
+
+       ("They kept this out of the papers at the time ...")
+       (The Hundred Days--MAGAZINE--Adventure 4/10/22)
+       (The Woman Ayisha--MAGAZINE--Adventure 4/20/22)
+
+    Cover yellow--black letters with red and black Oriental Figure
+
+I SAY SUNRISE
+
+    Dakers  London  1947  182
+       Wells  Philadelphia  1949  187
+
+       ("I know whereof I write and to whom I write ...")
+                  (Philosophical non-fiction)
+
+    Wells edition cover dark blue--gold figure--gold letters on spine
+
+THE IVORY TRAIL
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1919  411  Ill.
+       McKinley, Stone & McKenzie (Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery)
+       A.L. Burt
+
+       ("Estimates of ease and affluence vary with the point of view.")
+       (On the Trail of Tipoo Tib--MAGAZINE--Adventure 5/1/19
+       (Trek East--POCKETBOOK--Universal Pub. 1954)   to 7/15/19)
+
+    Cover red--red letters on black background
+
+JIMGRIM
+
+    Century  New York and London  1931  385
+       A.L. Burt
+
+       ("It was one of those sun-drunken days in spring ...")
+       (King of the World--MAGAZINE--Adventure 11/15/30 to 2/15/31)
+       (Jimgrim Sahib--POCKETBOOK--Universal Pub. 1953)
+
+    Cover yellow--black letters with red and black Oriental Figure
+
+JIMGRIM AND ALLAH'S PEACE
+
+    Appleton-Century  New York  1936  279
+
+       ("There is a beautiful belief that journalists may do as they
+       (The Adventure at El-Kerak--MAGAZINE--please ...")
+                               Adventure 11/10/21)
+       (Under the Dome of the Rock--Magazine--Adventure 12/10/21)
+
+    Cover yellow--black letters with red end black Oriental Figure
+
+JUNGLE JEST
+
+    Century  New York and London  1932  392
+
+       ("Someone began to pray in a nasal snarl, and a stallion
+       (Benefit of Doubt--MAGAZINE--Adventure       squealed ...")
+                                     12/10/22)
+    Cover yellow--black letters
+
+THE KING IN CHECK
+
+    Appleton-Century  New York  1934  244
+    Hutchinson  London  1933  256
+
+       ("Whoever invented chess understood the world's works ...")
+       (The King in Check--MAGAZINE--Adventure 7/10/22)
+
+    Appleton-Century edition cover purple--gold letters
+
+KING--OF THE KHYBER RIFLES
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1916  395
+       McKinley, Stone & McKenzie (Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery)
+       Readers League of America
+       A.L. Burt
+
+       ("The men who govern India--more power to them and her ...")
+       (King--of the Khyber Rifles--MAGAZINE--Everybody's 5/ /16)
+
+    Cover red--red letters on black background
+    Cover olive--gold letters       Variants of same edition?
+
+THE LION OF PETRA
+
+    Hutchinson  London  1932  255
+       Appleton-Century
+       A.L. Burt
+
+       ("This isn't an animal story ...")
+       (The Lion of Petra--MAGAZINE--Adventure 3/10/22)
+
+    Burt edition cover orange--black letters
+
+THE LOST TROOPER
+
+    Hutchinson  London  No date  252
+
+       ("How can you begin a tale at the beginning when it has ...")
+       (The Lost Trooper--MAGAZINE--Adventure 5/30/22)
+
+    Cover red--gold letters
+
+THE MARRIAGE OF MELDRUM STRANGE
+
+    Hutchinson  London  No date  254
+
+       ("This is an immoral story ...")
+       (The Marriage of Meldrum Strange--MAGAZINE--Adventure 10/10/23)
+
+    Cover blue
+
+THE MYSTERY OF KHUFU'S TOMB
+
+    Appleton-Century  New York  1935  279  Ill.
+
+       ("We Americans are ostriches ...")
+       (Khufu's Real Tomb--MAGAZINE--Adventure 10/10/22)
+
+    Cover purple--gold letters
+
+THE NINE UNKNOWN
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1923  353
+       McKinley, Stone & McKenzie (Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery)
+
+       ("I had this story from a dozen people ...")
+       (The Nine Unknown--MAGAZINE--Adventure 3/20/23 to 4/30/23)
+
+    Cover blue--yellow letters
+
+OLD UGLY FACE
+
+    Appleton-Century  New York  1940  544
+       Wells & Shakespeare
+
+       ("Things seemed vague that evening ...")
+
+    Cover blue--gold letters
+
+OM; THE SECRET OF AHBOR VALLEY
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1924  392
+       McKinley, Stone & McKenzie (Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery)
+       Hutchinson
+
+       ("If you want views about the world's news, read what ...")
+       (Om; the Secret of Ahbor Valley--MAGAZINE--Adventure 10/10/24 to
+          10/30/24)
+
+    Cover green--black letters
+
+PURPLE PIRATE
+
+    Appleton-Century  New York  1935  367
+
+       ("Hitherto I have found my real goal unattainable ...")
+       (Battle Stations--MAGAZINE--Adventure 5/1/35
+        Cleopatra's Promise          Adventure 6/15/35
+        Purple Pirate                Adventure 8/15/35
+        Fleets of Fire               Adventure 10/1/35)
+
+    Cover yellow--black letters with red and black Oriental Figure
+
+QUEEN CLEOPATRA
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1929  426
+
+       ("Cleopatra yawned ...")
+
+    Cover black--green letters
+
+RAMSDEN
+
+    (See ibid--THE DEVIL'S GUARD)
+
+THE RED FLAME OF ERINPURA
+
+    Hutchinson  London  No date  255
+
+       ("There was a voice outside, and nothing else ...")
+       (The Red Flame of Erinpura--MAGAZINE--Adventure 1/1/27)
+
+    Cover red
+
+ROMANCES OF INDIA
+
+    A.L. Burt  New York and Chicago  No date  281
+
+       King--of the Khyber Rifles   Guns of the Gods
+          Told in the East
+
+    Cover orange--black letters
+
+RUNG HO
+
+    Scribners  New York  1914  371  Ill.
+
+       McKinley, Stone & McKenzie (Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery)
+       A.L. Burt
+
+       ("That was no time or place for any girl of twenty to ...")
+       (For the Peace of India--MAGAZINE--Adventure 2/ /14
+                                                  to 4/ /14)
+    Cover olive--black letters on front, gold on spine
+
+THE SEVENTEEN THIEVES OF EL KALIL
+
+    Hutchinson  London  No date  254
+
+       ("Steam never killed romance ...")
+       (The Seventeen Thieves of El Kalil--MAGAZINE--Adventure 2/20/22)
+
+    Cover red
+
+THE SOUL OF A REGIMENT
+
+    Alex Dulfer  San Francisco  1925  25
+    (See ibid--THE VALIANT VIEW)
+    (See ibid--ADVENTURE'S BEST STORIES--1926 edited by A.S. Hoffman,
+     an anthology published by Doran, New York, 1926)
+
+       (The Soul of A Regiment--MAGAZINE--Adventure 2/ /12)
+       ("So long as its colours remain ...")
+
+    Cover green--white spine
+
+THERE WAS A DOOR
+
+    (See ibid--FULL MOON)
+
+THE THUNDER DRAGON GATE
+
+    Appleton-Century  New York and London  1937  335
+       Hutchinson
+
+       ("It was one of those days when not even Cockneys like London.")
+
+    Cover yellow--black letters with red and black Oriental Figure
+
+TOLD IN THE EAST
+
+    Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1920  281
+       McKinley, Stone & McKenzie (Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery)
+
+       ("A blood red sun rested its huge disc upon a low mud wall ...")
+       (Hookum Hai--MAGAZINE--Adventure 7/ /13
+        For the Salt He Had Eaten        Adventure 3/ /13
+        Machassan Ah                     Adventure 4/ /15)
+
+    Cover brown--tan letters with black background
+
+TROS OF SAMOTHRACE
+
+    Appleton-Century  New York and London  1934  949
+
+       (Tros of Samothrace--MAGAZINE--Adventure 2/10/25
+        The Enemy of Rome               Adventure 4/10/25
+        Prisoners of War                Adventure 6/10/25
+        Admiral of Caesar's Fleet       Adventure 10/10/25
+        The Dancing Girls of Gades      Adventure 12/10/25
+        A Messenger of Destiny          Adventure 2/10/26 to 2/30/26)
+
+    Cover yellow--black letters
+
+THE VALIANT VIEW: a collection of stories
+
+    Hutchinson  London  1939  256
+
+       ("So long as its colours remain, and there is one man left ...")
+       (The Soul of A Regiment--MAGAZINE--Adventure  2/ /12
+        The Damned Old Nigger               Adventure  5/ /16
+        The Chaplain of the Hullingars      Adventure  3/ /12
+        The Pillar of Light
+        One Arabian Fight                   Adventure 11/ /13
+        Machassan Ah                        Adventure  4/ /15
+        The Man from Poonch                 Argosy 6/17/33
+        The Eye-Teeth of O'Hara             Adventure 11/1/31
+        Innocent Non-combatant
+        The Honorable Pig                                    )
+
+    Cover red
+
+W.H.
+
+    Hutchinson  London  No date  256
+
+       ("The manuscript of this story was found in the cellar of ...")
+       (Ho for London Town--MAGAZINE--Argosy-All-Story 2/2/29 to
+       (The Queen's Warrant--POCKETBOOK)                  2/23/29)
+
+    Cover orange
+
+WHEN TRAILS WERE NEW
+
+    Hutchinson  London  No date  288
+
+       (See ibid--THE GUNGA SAHIB)
+
+THE WINDS OF THE WORLD
+
+    Cassell  London and New York  1916  307
+       Bobbs-Merrill  Indianapolis  1917  331  Ill.
+       McKinley, Stone & McKenzie (Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery)
+       A.L. Burt
+
+       ("A watery July sun was hurrying towards a Punjab skyline ...")
+       (The Winds of the World--MAGAZINE--Adventure 7/ /15 to 9/ /15)
+
+    Cover light gray with turbaned figure
+
+THE WOMAN AYISHA
+
+    Hutchinson  London  No date  256
+    (See ibid--THE HUNDRED DAYS & THE WOMAN AYISHA)
+
+       ("Consider the situation for a moment first ...")
+       (The Woman Ayisha--MAGAZINE--Adventure 4/20/22)
+
+    Cover red
+
+Is this an imaginary book?
+THE MAN FROM JUPITER
+
+    Claims have been advanced that Mundy wrote this work of science
+    fiction. Doubtlessly most of the imaginative creation connected with
+    this book is in the minds of the gulls who pass the name of this
+    title along.
+
+
+
+
+A list of his magazine stories
+
+
+PIGSTICKING IN INDIA
+
+    Adventure--1911--April   Article
+
+SINGLE-HANDED YACHTING
+
+    Adventure--1911--July    Article
+
+THE PHANTOM BATTERY
+
+    Adventure--1911--August
+
+THE BLOODING OF THE NINTH QUEEN'S OWN
+
+    Adventure--1911--December
+
+FOR VALOUR
+
+    Adventure--1912--January
+
+THE SOUL OF A REGIMENT
+
+    Adventure--1912--February
+       Reprinted: April 1917--November 1935--November 1940
+       (The Soul of A Regiment--BOOK)
+       (The Valiant View--BOOK)
+       (Adventure's Best Stories--1926--BOOK)
+
+THE CHAPLAIN OF THE MULLINGARS
+
+    Adventure--1912--March
+       (The Valiant View--BOOK)
+
+W. MAYES--THE AMAZING
+
+    Adventure--1912--April   Article
+
+THE QUEEN--GOD BLESS HER
+
+    Adventure--1912--May
+
+T.C. ANSELL--ADVENTURER
+
+    Adventure--1912--June
+
+THE COWARDS
+
+    Adventure--1912--July
+
+THE PAYMENT OF QUINN'S DEBT
+
+    Adventure--1912--August
+
+IN WINTER QUARTERS
+
+    Adventure--1912--September
+
+THE MAN WHO SAW
+
+    Adventure--1912--October
+
+HONOR
+
+    Adventure--1912--November
+
+RABBIT
+
+    Adventure--1912--December
+
+THREE HELIOS
+
+    Adventure--1913--January
+
+A LOW-VELDT FUNERAL
+
+    Adventure--1913--February   Article
+
+FOR THE SALT WHICH HE HAD EATEN
+
+    Adventure--1913--March
+       (Told in the East--BOOK)
+
+PRIVATE MURDOCH'S G.C.M.
+
+    Adventure--1913--April
+
+THE GUZZLER'S GRAND PRIX
+
+    Adventure--1913--May
+
+AT MANEUVERS
+
+    Adventure--1913--June
+
+HOOKUM HAI
+
+    Adventure--1913--July
+       (Told in the East--BOOK)
+
+THE CLOSED TRIAL OF WM. WALKER
+
+    Adventure--1913--August   Article
+
+THE LETTER OF HIS ORDERS
+
+    Adventure--1913--September
+
+IN A RIGHTEOUS CAUSE
+
+    Adventure--1913--October
+
+AN ARABIAN NIGHT
+
+    Adventure--1913--November
+       (The Valiant View--BOOK)
+
+THE TEMPERING OF HARRY BLUNT
+
+    Adventure--1913--December
+
+A SOLDIER AND A GENTLEMAN
+
+    Adventure--1914--January
+
+FOR THE PEACE OF INDIA
+
+    Adventure--1914--February to April (Serial, 3 parts)
+       (Rung Ho--BOOK)
+
+THE GENTILITY OF IKEY BLUMENDALL
+
+    Adventure--1914--June
+
+GULBAZ AND THE GAME
+
+    Adventure--1914--July
+
+THE SWORD OF ISKANDER
+
+    Adventure--1914--August
+
+FOUL OF THE CZAR
+
+    Adventure--1914--September
+
+"GO, TELL THE CZAR!"
+
+    Adventure--1914--October
+
+KING DICK
+
+    Adventure--1914--November
+
+LANCING THE WHALE
+
+    Adventure--1914--December
+
+DISOWNED!
+
+    Adventure--1915--January
+
+NO NAME
+
+    Adventure--1915--February
+
+ON TERMS
+
+    Adventure--1915--March
+
+MACHASSAN AH
+
+    Adventure--1915--April
+       (The Valiant View--BOOK)
+       (Told in the East--BOOK)
+
+A TEMPORARY TRADE IN TITLES
+
+    Adventure--1915--May
+
+THE DOVE WITH A BROKEN WING
+
+    Adventure--1915--June
+
+THE WINDS OF THE WORLD
+
+    Adventure--1915--July to September (Serial 3 parts)
+       (The Winds of the World--BOOK)
+
+A DROP OR TWO OF WHITE TUCKER'S TONGUE
+
+    Adventure--1916--February     Anecdote
+
+THE DAMNED OLD NIGGER
+
+    Adventure--1916--May
+       (The Valiant View--BOOK)
+
+KING--OF THE KHYBER RIFLES
+
+    Everybody's--1916--May
+       (King--of the Khyber Rifles--BOOK)
+
+HIRA SINGH'S TALE
+
+    Adventure--1917--October 18 to December 3 (Serial 4 parts)
+       (Hira Singh's Tale--BOOK)
+
+BLIGHTY
+
+    Adventure--1918--August 18   Article
+
+OAKES RESPECTS AN ADVERSARY
+
+    Adventure--1918--December 3
+
+AMERICA HORNS IN
+
+    Adventure--1919--January 3
+
+JACKSON TACTICS
+
+    Adventure--1919--February 18
+
+HEINIE HORNS INTO THE GAME
+
+    Adventure--1919--March 18
+
+THE END OF THE BAD SHIP BUNDESRATH
+
+    Adventure--1919--April 18
+
+ON THE TRAIL OF TIPOO TIB
+
+    Adventure--1919--May 3 to July 18 (Serial 6 parts)
+       (The Ivory Trail--BOOK)
+
+THE SHRIEK OF DUM
+
+    Adventure--1919--September 3
+
+BARABBAS ISLAND
+
+    Adventure--1919--October 18
+
+IN ALEPPO BAZAAR
+
+    Adventure--1919--December 18
+
+THE EYE OF ZEITOON
+
+    Romance--1920--February
+       (The Eye of Zeitoon--BOOK)
+
+GUNS OF THE GODS
+
+    Adventure--1921--March 3 to May 3 (Serial 5 parts)
+       (Guns of the Gods--BOOK)
+
+THE ADVENTURE AT EL-KERAK
+
+    Adventure--1921--November 10
+       (Jimgrim and Allah's Peace--BOOK)
+
+UNDER THE DOME OF THE ROCK
+
+    Adventure--1921--December 10
+       (Jimgrim and Allah's Peace--BOOK)
+
+THE "IBLIS" AT LUDD
+
+    Adventure--1922--January 10
+
+THE SEVENTEEN THIEVES OF EL-KALIL
+
+    Adventure--1922--February 20
+       (The Seventeen Thieves of El-Kalil--BOOK)
+
+THE LION OF PETRA
+
+    Adventure--1922--March 10
+       (The Lion of Petra--BOOK)
+
+THE HUNDRED DAYS
+
+    Adventure--1922--April 10
+       (The Hundred Days & The Woman Ayisha--BOOK)
+
+THE WOMAN AYISHA
+
+    Adventure--1922--April 20
+       (The Hundred Days & The Woman Ayisha--BOOK)
+       (The Woman Ayisha--BOOK)
+
+THE LOST TROOPER
+
+    Adventure--1922--May 30
+       (The Lost Trooper--BOOK)
+
+THE KING IN CHECK
+
+    Adventure--1922--July 10
+       (The King in Check--BOOK)
+
+A SECRET SOCIETY
+
+    Adventure--1922--August 10
+
+MOSES & MRS. AINTREE
+
+    Adventure--1922--September 10
+
+KHUFU'S REAL TOMB
+
+    Adventure--1922--October 10
+       (The Mystery of Khufu's Tomb--BOOK)
+
+THE GRAY MAHATMA
+
+    Adventure--1922--November 10
+       Reprinted: Famous Fantastic Mysteries--1951--December
+       (The Caves of Terror--BOOK)
+
+BENEFIT OF DOUBT
+
+    Adventure--1922--December 10
+       (Jungle Jest--BOOK)
+
+TREASON
+
+    Adventure--1923--January 10
+
+THE NINE UNKNOWN
+
+    Adventure--1923--March 20 to April 30 (Serial 5 parts)
+       (The Nine Unknown--BOOK)
+
+DIANA AGAINST THE EPHESIANS
+
+    Adventure--1923--August 10
+
+THE MARRIAGE OF MELDRUM STRANGE
+
+    Adventure--1923--October 10
+       (The Marriage of Meldrum Strange--BOOK)
+
+MOHANNED'S TOOTH
+
+    Adventure--1923--December 10
+
+OM; THE SECRET OF AHBOR VALLEY
+
+    Adventure--1924--October 10 to November 30 (Serial 6 parts)
+       (Om; the Secret of Ahbor Valley--BOOK)
+
+TROS OF SAMOTHRACE
+
+    Adventure--1925--February 10
+       (Tros of Samothrace--BOOK)
+
+THE ENEMY OF ROME
+
+    Adventure--1925--April 10
+       (Tros of Samothrace--BOOK)
+
+PRISONERS OF WAR
+
+    Adventure--1925--June 10
+       (Tros of Samothrace--BOOK)
+
+ADMIRAL OF CAESAR'S FLEET
+
+    Adventure--1925--October 10
+       (Tros of Samothrace--BOOK)
+
+THE DANCING GIRLS OF GADES
+
+    Adventure--1925--December 10
+       (Tros of Samothrace--BOOK)
+
+THE MESSENGER OF DESTINY
+
+    Adventure--1926--February 10, 20, 30 (Serial 3 parts)
+       (Tros of Samothrace--BOOK)
+
+RAMSDEN
+
+    Adventure--1926--June 8 to August 8 (Serial 5 parts)
+       (The Devil's Guard--BOOK)
+       (Ramsden--BOOK)
+
+THE FALLING STAR
+
+    Adventure--1926--October 23
+       (Caesar Dies--BOOK)
+
+THE RED FLAME OF ERINPURA
+
+    Adventure--1927--January 1
+       (The Red Flame of Erinpura--BOOK)
+
+WHEN TRAILS WERE NEW
+
+    Argosy-All-Story--1928--October 27 to December 1 (Serial 6 parts)
+       (The Gunga Sahib--BOOK)
+       (When Trails Were New--BOOK)
+
+THE WHEEL OF DESTINY
+
+    Adventure--1928--November 1
+       (The Gunga Sahib--BOOK)
+
+THE BIG LEAGUE MIRACLE
+
+    Adventure--1928--November 15
+
+ON THE ROAD TO ALLAH'S HEAVEN
+
+    Adventure--1928--December 1
+
+GOLDEN RIVER
+
+    Adventure--1929--January 1
+
+A TUCKET OF DRUMS
+
+    Adventure--1929--February 1
+
+HO FOR LONDON TOWN
+
+    Argosy-All-Story--1929--February 2 to February 23 (Serial 4 parts)
+       (W.H.--BOOK)
+       (The Queen's Warrant--POCKETBOOK)
+
+IN OLD NARADA FORT
+
+    Adventure--1929--February 15
+
+ASOKA'S ALIBI
+
+    Argosy-All-Story--March 9 to March 23--1929 (Serial 3 parts)
+
+BY ALLAH WHO MADE TIGERS
+
+    Argosy-All-Story--1929--April 27 to May 11 (Serial 3 parts)
+
+FLAME OF CRUELTY
+
+    Romance--1929--August
+
+THE INVISIBLE GUNS OF KABUL
+
+    Adventure--1929--October 1 to December 1 (Serial 5 parts)
+       (Cock O' the North--BOOK)
+
+CONSISTENT ANYHOW
+
+    Adventure--1930--February 1
+
+THE AFFAIR AT KALIGAON
+
+    Argosy--1930--May 24 to June 7 (Serial 3 parts)
+
+KING OF THE WORLD
+
+    Adventure--1930--November 15 to February 15, 1931 (Serial 7 parts)
+    (Jimgrim--BOOK)
+
+ELEPHANT SAHIB
+
+    Argosy--1930--December 6 to January 10, 1931 (Serial 6 parts)
+
+BLACK FLAG
+
+    Adventure--1931--May 1
+
+THE MAN ON THE MAT
+
+    Adventure--1931--August 1
+
+THE BABU
+
+    Adventure--1931--October 1
+
+THE EYE TEETH OF O'HARA
+
+    Adventure--1931--November 1
+       (The Valiant View--BOOK)
+
+CASE 13
+
+    Adventure--1932--January 1
+
+CHULLUNDER GHOSE, THE GUILELESS
+
+    Adventure--1932--March 1
+
+WATU (a reminiscence)
+
+    Adventure--1932--April 1
+
+WHITE TIGERS
+
+    Adventure--1932--August 1 to August 15 (Serial 2 parts)
+
+C.I.D.
+
+    Adventure--1933--March 1 to April 15 (Serial 4 parts)
+       (C.I.D.--BOOK)
+
+THE MAN FROM POONCH
+
+    Argosy--1933--June 17
+       (The Valiant View--BOOK)
+
+THE RED SEA CARGO
+
+    Adventure--1933--August
+
+MILK OF THE MOON
+
+    Argosy--1933--September 17
+
+CAMERA
+
+    Argosy--1934--January 6
+
+THE GODS SEEM CONTENTED
+
+    Argosy--1934--September 15
+
+BENGAL REBELLION
+
+    Blue Book--1935--January
+
+BATTLE STATIONS
+
+    Adventure--1935--May 1
+       (Purple Pirate--BOOK)
+
+CLEOPATRA'S PROMISE
+
+    Adventure--1935--June 15
+       (Purple Pirate--BOOK)
+
+PURPLE PIRATE
+
+    Adventure--1935--August 15
+       (Purple Pirate--BOOK)
+
+FLEETS OF FIRE
+
+    Adventure--1935--October 1
+       (Purple Pirate--BOOK)
+
+THE WOLF OF THE PASS
+
+    All Aces--1936--Hay
+
+THE ELEPHANT WAITS
+
+    Short Stories--1937--February 25
+
+COMPANION IN ARMS
+
+    Adventure--1937--November
+
+ROMAN HOLIDAY
+
+    Golden Fleece--1938--October
+
+THE NIGHT THE CLOCKS STOPPED
+
+    Adventure--1941--March
+
+ODDS ON THE PROPHET
+
+    Short Stories--1941--August 10
+
+FULL MOON
+
+    Famous Fantastic Mysteries--1953--February
+       (Full Moon--BOOK)
+       (There Was A Door--BOOK)
+
+
+
+
+Written under the pen-name of WALTER GALT
+these tales of Billy Blain, pugilist--all from Adventure Magazine
+
+
+THE GONER    1912--February
+
+THE SECOND RUNG    1912--June
+
+DORG'S LUCK    1912--August
+
+ACROSS THE COLOR LINE    1912--October
+
+LOVE AND WAR    1912--November
+
+THE TOP OF THE LADDER    1912--December
+
+ONE YEAR LATER    1913--February
+
+NOTHING DOING    1914--September
+
+THE RETURN OF BILLY BLAIN    1914--November
+
+BILLY BLAIN EATS BISCUITS    1916--January
+
+BILLY BLAIN'S ONIONS AND GARLIC    1916--February
+
+
+
+
+Two articles under this pen-name
+
+
+FRANCIS BANNERMAN--A MAN OF MYSTERY & HISTORY    1912--May
+
+ELEPHANT HUNTING FOR A LIVING    1912--July
+
+
+
+
+His sagas; with a story sequence of various characters
+by Dr. J. Lloyd Eaton
+
+
+Talbot Mundy was a prolific writer of historical tales and stories of
+adventure-intrigue, his particular forte being tales of India and the
+Near East. Twelve of his novels are listed in THE CHECKLIST OF FANTASTIC
+LITERATURE, with themes of mysticism, black versus white magic,
+lost-race, and even true science fiction. Many others of his stories are
+borderline fantastics.
+
+In the field of fantastic literature his works are highly prized (often
+highly priced, also) and many such readers find, possibly to their
+surprise, that they also enjoy his other stories. This may be due in
+some part to the fact that Mundy used the same characters over and over
+again, in novels in which each played the lead and as sub-characters in
+other novels. One keeps meeting old friends.
+
+This leads to one difficulty in reading Mundy, however. If one is going
+to meet these characters, it is much more enjoyable to watch them
+develop from birth, so to speak--and not vice versa, like coming into a
+theatre in the middle of the picture. But, a reading sequence is a real
+difficulty. Each story is complete in itself, but the characters are
+re-shuffled into various combinations and any one of them may, and does,
+strike off into a novel of his own, only to reappear at a later date in
+some combination with other such characters. It is confusing, to say the
+least. To add to the confusion, all or nearly all of Mundy's stories
+first appeared in magazines, largely in Adventure, but later in Argosy.
+As his popularity grew, his older stories were republished in book form,
+as well as each of his new novels, so that the date of publication of
+his books means nothing as far as reading chronology is concerned.
+
+Before going any further, it may be interesting to digress a bit, and
+consider some of his earlier stories in Adventure Magazine, and more
+particularly as they apply to his books. No attempt is being made to
+give a complete listing of his magazine stories here. Adventure Magazine
+began publication in November 1910, but the earliest issue that I have
+for reference is that of August 1911. This contains a short story by
+Mundy, "The Phantom Battery." By this time he was publishing five to
+eight short stories per year. These early stories were mostly about the
+British Army and the most important was his "The Soul of A Regiment,"
+(February 1913) a tale of native troops in the ill-fated first
+expedition against the Dervishes in Egypt, with a surprise, terrific,
+ending. This story was published as a book, "The Soul of A Regiment,"
+(Alex Dulfer, San Francisco, 1925) and was anthologized by Arthur
+Sullivant Hoffman in "Adventure's Beet Stories--1926" (Doran, New York,
+1926). It was reprinted in Adventure Magazine in April 1917 and followed
+next month be a sequel, "The Damned Old Nigger." Three of his early
+novelettes (1913), "Hookum Hai," "For the Salt He Had Eaten," and
+"Machassan Ah," will be found in the book "Told in the East,"
+(Bobbs-Merrill, Indianapolis, 1920). The first two concern the Sepoy
+Revolt and the third is a humorous story of the British Navy. All are
+good tales. The characters in the latter appear also in "An Arabian
+Night" (Adventure, November 1913). The first of his Indian hillman type
+stories is probably the short novel "The Letter of His Orders"
+(Adventure, September 1913). His first serial, "For the Peace of India"
+(Adventure, February to April 1914) was published in the book "Rung Ho"
+(Scribners, New York, 1914) and is another good story of the Sepoy
+Rebellion. In January and July 1914, appeared two stories about the
+Princess Yasmini, a character that he used extensively in later
+novels--as the lead, with King, with Ranjoor Singh, and in the
+Jimgrim-Ramsden saga. The first of his sagas (Dick Anthony of Arran) was
+never published in book form. This series included eight novelettes and
+short novels, enough to fill four or five books, and appeared in
+successive issues of Adventure Magazine, beginning August 1914. These
+were very good adventure tales of a Scotch gentleman fighting for Iran
+against Old Russia, but are rather dated now. Following this, most of
+his novels appeared first in a magazine and were then immediately
+published in book form.
+
+This brings us to the "Jimgrim-Ramsden Saga," the greatest of them all.
+If the early (and later) development of the associated characters is
+added, it continues through twenty-one books (twenty-two novels), and
+fifteen books (sixteen novels) for the actual Jimgrim-Ramsden stories.
+This is not counting some eighteen novelettes and novels found in
+magazines only.
+
+This Saga, in the main, is the story of James Schuyler Grim, (Jimgrim) a
+remarkable characterization, beginning as an American "Lawrence in
+Arabia" and evolving into a human but unapproachable high priest of the
+occult. There is Jeff Ramsden, the strong man and his closest friend,
+who with the Australian, Jeremy Ross, make up the triumvirate of Grim,
+Ross, and Ramsden, with their henchman Narayan Singh, the indomitable
+Sikh. (Who cuts throats with an outward thrust.) Later the
+multimillionaire, Meldrum Strange, hires them to fight evil. Then,
+Athelbert King, a hero of novels in his own right, joins up, making a
+quartet. Other characters from Mundy's novels appear--the seductive and
+dangerous Princess Yasmini; Cotswold Ommony, the forester of India; the
+Babu, Chullunder Ghose; the Gunga Sahib, and O'Hara.
+
+
+
+
+His sagas
+
+
+For an interesting reading sequence, the following is suggested.
+    *** means excellent escapist reading--and fantastic
+    (***) means excellent escapist reading--not fantastic
+    Numbers indicate a book
+    Indented numbers with letter mean magazine only
+    Major characters, and their appearances, follow each title
+    (Ramsden tells many of the stories and is not listed
+     except as necessary to connect the series.)
+
+
+JIMGRIM-RAMSDEN, et al, Saga
+
+
+(***) 1. GUNS OF THE GODS (Bobbs-Merrill)
+                                       Yasmini 1.
+
+(***)    1a. A SOLDIER AND A GENTLEMAN (Adventure January 1914)
+                                       Yasmini 2.
+
+(***)    1b. GULBAZ AND THE GAME (Adventure July 1914)
+                                       Yasmini 3.
+
+(***) 2. THE WINDS OF THE WORLD (Cassell)
+                                       Yasmini 4. Ranjoor Singh 1.
+
+(***) 3. HIRA SINGH (Bobbs-Merrill)
+                                       Ranjoor Singh 2.
+
+ ***  4. KING--OF THE KHYBER RIFLES (Bobbs-Merrill)
+                                       King 1. Yasmini 5.
+
+(***) 5. JIMGRIM AND ALLAH'S PEACE (Appleton-Century)
+                                       Jimgrim 1.
+
+(***)    5a. THE "IBLIS" AT LUDD (Adventure 1/10/22)
+                                       Jimgrim 2.
+
+(***) 6. TEE SEVENTEEN THIEVES OF EL-KALIL (Hutchinson)
+                                       Jimgrim 3.
+
+(***) 7. THE LION OF PETRA (Appleton-Century)
+                                       Jimgrim 4.
+
+(***) 8. THE WOMAN AYISHA (see THE HUNDRED DAYS--Century)
+                                       Jimgrim 5.
+
+(***) 9. THE LOST TROOPER (Hutchinson)
+                                       Jimgrim 6.
+
+(***) 10. THE KING IN CHECK (Appleton-Century)
+                                       Jimgrim 7.
+
+ ***      10a. A SECRET SOCIETY (Adventure 8/10/22)
+                                       Strange 1. Jimgrim 8.
+
+ ***      10b. MOSES AND MRS AINTREE (Adventure 1/10/22)
+                                       Strange 2. Jimgrim 9.
+
+ ***  11. THE MYSTERY OF KHUFU'S TOMB (Appleton-Century)
+                                       Strange 3. Jimgrim 10.
+
+ ***  12. THE CAVES OF TERROR (Hutchinson)
+                                       Yasmini 6. Strange 4. Ramsden  King 2.
+
+(**)  13. JUNGLE JEST (Century)
+                                       Ommony 1. King 3.
+
+(**)  14. THE MARRIAGE OF MELDRUM STRANGE (Hutchinson)
+                             Ramsden   Strange 5. Ommony 2. Chullunder Ghose 1.
+
+ **   15. OM; THE SECRET OF AHBOR VALLEY (Bobbs-Merrill)
+                                       Ommony 3.
+
+(***) 16. THE HUNDRED DAYS (Century)
+                                       Jimgrim 11. King 4.
+
+ ***  17. THE NINE UNKNOWN (Bobbs-Merrill)
+                                       Chullunder Ghose 2. Jimgrim 12. King 5.
+
+ ***  18. THE DEVIL'S GUARD (Bobbs-Merrill)
+                                       Chullunder Ghose 3. Jimgrim 13.
+
+ ***  19. JIMGRIM (Century)
+                                       Chullunder Ghose 4. Jimgrim 14.
+
+(***) 20. THE GUNGA SAHIB (Appleton-Century)
+                                       Chullunder Ghose 5. Quern 1.
+
+(***)     20a. THE WHEEL OF DESTINY (Adventure 11/1/28)
+               (This is roughly the same as the first four chapters of
+               "The Gunga Sahib" From there on, any relationship between
+               the book and the magazine stories seems to be coincidental.)
+
+(***)     20b. THE BIG LEAGUE MIRACLE (Adventure 11/15/28)
+                                       Quorn 2.
+
+(**)      20c. ON TEE ROAD TO ALLAH'S HEAVEN (Adventure 12/1/28)
+                                       Quorn 3.
+
+(**)      20d. GOLDEN RIVER (Adventure I/1/29)
+                                       Quorn 4.
+
+(**)      20e. A TUCKET OF DRUMS (Adventure 2/1/29)
+                                       Quorn 5.
+
+(***)     20f. IN OLD NARADA FORT (Adventure 2/15/29)
+                                       Quorn 6.
+
+(***)     20g. ASOKA'S ALIBI (Argosy, 3 parts 3/9/29)
+                                       Quorn 7.
+
+(***)     20h. THE AFFAIR AT KALIGAON (Argosy, 3 parts 5/24/30)
+                                       Quorn 8.
+
+(***) 21. C.I.D. (Century)
+                                       Chullunder Ghose 6.
+
+(**)      21a. THE BABU (Adventure 10/1/31)
+                                       Chullunder Ghose 7.  O'Hara 1.
+
+(**)      21b. THE EYE TEETH OF O'HARA (Adventure 11/15/31)
+                                       O'Hara 2.
+
+(***)     21c. CASE 13 (Adventure I/1/32)
+                                       O'Hara 3.  Chullunder Ghose 8.
+
+(***)     21d. CHULLUNDER, THE GUILELESS (Adventure 3/1/32)
+                                       Chullunder Ghose 9.
+
+(**)  22. THE RED FLAME OF ERINPURA (Hutchinson)
+                                       Chullunder Ghose 10.
+
+
+MONTE, et al, Saga
+
+
+(**)      a. CAKES RESPECTS AN ADVERSARY (Adventure 12/3/18)
+
+(***)     b. AMERICA HORN IN (Adventure 1/3/19)
+
+(***)     c. JACKSON TACTICS (Adventure 2/18/19)
+
+(***)     d. HEINE HORNS INTO THE GAME (Adventure 3/18/19)
+
+(***)     e. THE END OF THE BAD SHIP BUNDESRATH (Adventure 4/18/19)
+
+(***) 1. THE IVORY TRAIL (Bobbs-Merrill)
+
+ **      1a. THE SHRIEK OF DUM (Adventure 9/3/19)
+
+ ***     1b. BARABBAS ISLAND (Adventure 10/18/19)
+
+(**)     1c. IN ALEPPO BAZAAR (Adventure 1/19/20)
+
+(***) 2. THE EYE OF ZEITOON (Bobbs-Merrill)
+
+
+TROS Saga
+
+
+ ***  1. TROS OF SAMOTHRACE (Appleton-Century)
+
+ ***  2. QUEEN CLEOPATRA (Bobbs-Merrill)
+
+(***) 3. PURPLE PIRATE (Appleton-Century)
+
+
+
+
+A final note from the editor. Three other books by Mundy are classed as
+fantasy, and, though not connected with the above sagas, are worthy of
+mention as fantastic.
+
+
+*** 1. BLACK LIGHT (Bobbs-Merrill)
+
+*** 2. FULL MOON (Appleton-Century)
+
+*** 3. THE THUNDER DRAGON GATE (Appleton-Century)
+
+
+Good luck and best wishes to anyone so influenced by this listing as to
+attempt collecting these stories. A full purse will help.
+
+
+
+
+FINIS
+
+
+
+
+A very few copies available:
+
+
+A CHECKLIST OF FANTASTIC MAGAZINES
+    Photo-offset booklet of dates, volume and number   30 cents
+
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