Editing Algernon Blackwood (section)

==Bibliography==

===Novels===
By date of first publication:
*''Jimbo: A Fantasy'' (1909)
*''The Education of Uncle Paul'' (1909)
*''The Human Chord'' (1910)
*''The Centaur'' (1911)
*''A Prisoner in Fairyland'' (1913); sequel to ''The Education of Uncle Paul''
*''The Extra Day'' (1915)
*''Julius LeVallon'' (1916)
*''The Wave'' (1916)
*''The Promise of Air'' (1918)
*''The Garden of Survival'' (1918)
*''The Bright Messenger'' (1921); sequel to ''Julius LeVallon''
*''Episodes Before Thirty'' (1923)
*''Dudley & Gilderoy: A Nonsense'' (1929)
'''Children's novels:'''
*''Sambo and Snitch'' (1927)
*''The Fruit Stoners: Being the Adventures of Maria Among the Fruit Stoners'' (1934)

===Plays===
By date of first performance:
*''[[The Starlight Express]]'' (1915), [[Collaborative writing|coauthored]] with Violet Pearn; [[incidental music]] by [[Edward Elgar]]; based on Blackwood's 1913 novel ''A Prisoner in Fairyland''
*''Karma'' a reincarnation play in prologue epilogue and three acts (1918), coauthored with Violet Pearn;
*''The Crossing'' (1920a), coauthored with Bertram Forsyth; based on Blackwood's 1913 short story "Transition"
*''Through the Crack'' (1920), coauthored with Violet Pearn; based on Blackwood's 1909 novel ''The Education of Uncle Paul'' and 1915 novel ''The Extra Day''
*''White Magic'' (1921), coauthored with Bertram Forsyth
*''The Halfway House'' (1921), coauthored with Elaine Ainley
*''Max Hensig'' (1929), coauthored with Frederick Kinsey Peile; based on Blackwood's 1907 short story "Max Hensig – Bacteriologist and Murderer"

===Short fiction collections===
By date of first publication:
*''The Empty House and Other Ghost Stories'' (1906); original collection
*''The Listener and Other Stories'' (1907); original collection
*''John Silence'' (1908); original collection; [[reprint]]ed with added [[preface]], 1942
*''The Lost Valley and Other Stories'' (1910); original collection
*''Pan's Garden: a Volume of Nature Stories'' (1912); original collection
*''Ten Minute Stories'' (1914a); original collection
*''[[Incredible Adventures]]'' (1914b); original collection
*''Day and Night Stories'' (1917); original collection
*''Wolves of God, and Other Fey Stories'' (1921); original collection
*''Tongues of Fire and Other Sketches'' (1924); original collection
*''Ancient Sorceries and Other Tales'' (1927a); selections from previous Blackwood collections
*''The Dance of Death and Other Tales'' (1927b); selections from previous Blackwood collections; reprinted as 1963's ''The Dance of Death and Other Stories''
*''Strange Stories'' (1929); selections from previous Blackwood collections
*''Short Stories of To-Day & Yesterday'' (1930); selections from previous Blackwood collections
*''The Willows and Other Queer Tales'' (1932); selected by G. F. Maine from previous Blackwood collections
*''Shocks'' (1935); original collection
*''The Tales of Algernon Blackwood'' (1938); selections from previous Blackwood collections, with a new preface by Blackwood
*''Selected Tales of Algernon Blackwood'' (1942); selections from previous Blackwood collections (not to be confused with the 1964 Blackwood collection of the same title)
*''Selected Short Stories of Algernon Blackwood'' (1945); selections from previous Blackwood collections
*''[[The Doll and One Other]]'' (1946); original collection
*''Tales of the Uncanny and Supernatural'' (1949); selections from previous Blackwood collections
*''In the Realm of Terror'' (1957); selections from previous Blackwood collections
*''The Dance of Death and Other Stories'' (1963); reprint of 1927's ''The Dance of Death and Other Tales''
*''Selected Tales of Algernon Blackwood'' (1964); selections from previous Blackwood collections (not to be confused with the 1942 Blackwood collection of the same title)
*''Tales of the Mysterious and Macabre'' (1967); selections from previous Blackwood collections
*''Ancient Sorceries and Other Stories'' (1968); selections from previous Blackwood collections
*''Best Ghost Stories of Algernon Blackwood'' (1973), selected and [[Introduction (essay)|introduced]] by [[Everett F. Bleiler]]; selections from previous Blackwood collections; includes Blackwood's own preface to 1938's ''The Tales of Algernon Blackwood''
*''The Best Supernatural Tales of Algernon Blackwood'' (1973); selected and introduced by [[Felix Morrow]]; selections from 1929's ''Strange Stories''
*''Tales of Terror and Darkness'' (1977); omnibus edition of ''Tales of the Mysterious and Macabre'' (1967) and ''Tales of the Uncanny and Supernatural'' (1949).
*''Tales of the Supernatural'' (1983); selected and introduced by [[Mike Ashley (writer)|Mike Ashley]]; selections from previous Blackwood collections
*''The Magic Mirror'' (1989); Original collection selected, introduced, and with notes by Mike Ashley; 
*''The Complete John Silence Stories'' (1997); selected and introduced by [[S. T. Joshi]]; reprint of 1908's ''John Silence'' (without the preface to the 1942 reprint) and the one remaining John Silence story, "A Victim of Higher Space"
*''Ancient Sorceries and Other Weird Stories'' (2002); selected, introduced, and notes by S. T. Joshi; selections from previous Blackwood collections
*''Algernon Blackwood's Canadian Tales of Terror'' (2004); selected, introduced, with notes by John Robert Colombo; eight stories of special Canadian interest plus information on the author's years in Canada
*''Roarings from Further Out: Four Weird Novellas'' (2020); selected and edited by Xavier Aldana Reyes; part of [[British Library Publishing]]'s Tales of the Weird series

===Essays===
*''The Lure of the Unknown: Essays on the Strange'' (2022); edited and introduced by Mike Ashley. Dublin: [[Swan River Press]]. Limited to 400 unnumbered copies. (Two photographic postcards and a facsimile signature of Blackwood laid in).