Editing Robert Louis Stevenson (section)

===Short stories===
List of short stories sorted chronologically.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://robert-louis-stevenson.org/|title=Robert Louis Stevenson|website=robert-louis-stevenson.org|accessdate=8 December 2022|archive-date=8 December 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20221208073658/https://www.robert-louis-stevenson.org/|url-status=live}}</ref> Note: does not include collaborations with Fanny found in ''More New Arabian Nights: The Dynamiter''.
{| class="wikitable sortable" class="wikitable sortable"
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!Title
!Date
!Collection
!Notes
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|"An Old Song"
|1875
|Uncollected
|Stevenson's first published fiction, in ''London'', 1877. Anonymous. Republished in 1982 by R. Swearingen.
|-
|"When the Devil Was Well"
|1875
|Uncollected
|First published in 1921, by the Boston Bibliophile Society.
|-
|"Edifying Letters of the Rutherford Family"
|1877
|Uncollected
|Unfinished. Not truly a short-story. First published in 1982 by R. Swearingen.
|-
|"Will o' the Mill"
|1877
|''The Merry Men and Other Tales and Fables'', 1887
||First published in ''[[The Cornhill Magazine]]'', 1878
|-
|"A Lodging for the Night"
|1877
|''New Arabian Nights'', 1882
|First published in ''[[Temple Bar (magazine)|Temple Bar]]'' in 1877
|-
|"The Sire De Malétroit's Door"
|1877
|''New Arabian Nights'', 1882
|First published in ''Temple Bar'' in 1878
|-
|"[[The Suicide Club (short story collection)|The Suicide Club]]"
|1878
|''New Arabian Nights'', 1882
|First published in ''London'' in 1878. Three interconnected stories: "Story of the Young Man with the Cream Tarts", "Story of the Physician and the Saratoga Trunk" and "The Adventure of the Hansom Cab". Part of the ''[[Later-day Arabian Nights]]''.
|-
|"[[The Rajah's Diamond]]"
|1878
|''New Arabian Nights'', 1882
|First published in ''London'' in 1878. Four interconnected stories: "Story of the Bandbox", "Story of the Young Man in Holy Orders", "Story of the House with the Green Blinds" and "The Adventure of Prince Florizel and a Detective". Part of the ''Later-day Arabian Nights''.
|-
|"Providence and the Guitar"
|1878
|''New Arabian Nights'', 1882
|First published in ''London'' in 1878
|-
|"The Story of a Lie"
|1879
|''Tales and Fantasies'', 1905
|First published in ''New Quarterly Magazine'' in 1879.
|-
|"[[The Pavilion on the Links]]"
|1880
|''New Arabian Nights'', 1882
|First Published in ''The Cornhill Magazine'' in 1880. Told in 9 mini-chapters. Later included with a few suppressions in ''New Arabian Nights''. [[Arthur Conan Doyle|Conan Doyle]] in 1890 called it the first English short story.
|-
|"[[Thrawn Janet]]"
|1881
|''The Merry Men and Other Tales and Fables'', 1887
|First published in ''The Cornhill Magazine'', 1881
|-
|"[[The Body Snatcher]]"
|1881
|''Tales and Fantasies'', 1905
|First published in the Christmas 1884 edition of ''[[The Pall Mall Gazette]]''.
|-
|"[[The Merry Men (short story)|The Merry Men]]"
|1882
|''The Merry Men and Other Tales and Fables'', 1887
|First published in ''The Cornhill Magazine'' in 1882. Later included with changes in ''The Merry Men and Other Tales and Fables''.
|-
|"Diogenes"
|1882
|Uncollected
|Two sketches: "Diogenes in London" and "Diogenes at the Savile Club".
|-
|"The Treasure of Franchard"
|1883
|''The Merry Men and Other Tales and Fables'', 1887
|First published in ''[[Longman's Magazine]]'', 1883
|-
|"[[Markheim]]"
|1884
|''The Merry Men and Other Tales and Fables'', 1887
|First published in the ''Broken Shaft. Unwin's Annual.'', 1885
|-
|"[[Olalla (short story)|Olalla]]"
|1885
|''The Merry Men and Other Tales and Fables'', 1887
|First published in ''[[The Court and Society Review]]'', 1885
|-
|"The Great North Road"
|1885
|Uncollected
|Unfinished. First published in ''Illustrated London News''/''The Cosmopolitan'', 1895
|-
|"[[The Story of a Recluse]]"
|1885
|Uncollected
|Unfinished. First published by the Boston Bibliophile Society, 1921. Later completed by [[Alasdair Gray]].
|-
|"[[Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde]]"
|1886
|Standalone, 1886
|Novella. Also referred to, more rarely, as a short novel.<ref>''Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and Other Tales'', Robert Louis Stevenson. Oxford World's Classics.</ref>
|-
|"The Misadventures of John Nicholson"
|1887
|''Tales and Fantasies'', 1905
|Novella. With the subtitle: "A Christmas Story". First published in ''Yule Tide'', 1887
|-
|"The Clockmaker"
|1880s
|Uncollected
|One of two fables not included in the 1896 collection.<ref>{{Cite journal |last=Parfect |first=Ralph |date=2005 |title=Robert Louis Stevenson's "The Clockmaker" and "The Scientific Ape": Two Unpublished Fables |url=https://muse.jhu.edu/article/366388 |journal=English Literature in Transition, 1880-1920 |language=en |volume=48 |issue=4 |pages=387–400 |doi=10.2487/Y008-J320-0428-0742 |issn=1559-2715}}</ref> 
|-
|"The Scientific Ape"
|1880s
|Uncollected
|One of two fables not included in the 1896 collection.
|-
|"The Enchantress"
|1889
|Uncollected
|First published in the Fall 1989 issue of ''The Georgia Review''.
|-
|"Adventures of Henry Shovel"
|1891
|Uncollected
|Unfinished. First published in the ''Vailima Edition'', Vol. 25. Published alongside three other short fragments: "The Owl", "Cannonmills" and "Mr Baskerville and His Ward".
|-
|"[[The Bottle Imp]]"
|1891
|''[[Island Nights' Entertainments]]'', 1893
|First published in ''[[Black and White (magazine)|Black and White]]'', 1891
|-
|"[[The Beach of Falesá]]"
|1892
|''Island Nights' Entertainments'', 1893
|Novella. First published in ''[[The Illustrated London News]]'' in 1892
|-
|"[[The Isle of Voices]]"
|1892
|''Island Nights' Entertainments'', 1893
|First published in ''[[National Observer (UK)|National Observer]]'', 1883
|-
|"The Waif Woman"
|1892
|Uncollected
|Unfinished. First published in the ''[[Scribner's Magazine]]'', 1914
|-
|"The Young Chevalier"
|1893
|Uncollected
|Unfinished. First published in the ''Edinburgh Edition'', Vol. 26, 1897
|-
|"Heathercat"
|1894
|Uncollected
|Unfinished. First published in the ''Edinburgh Edition'', Vol. 20, 1897
|}