Editing Rafael Sabatini (section)

==Works==
===Series===
====Scaramouche====
* ''[[Scaramouche (novel)|Scaramouche]]'' (1921), a tale of the [[French Revolution]] in which a fugitive hides out in a [[commedia dell'arte]] troupe and later becomes a fencing master.
* ''Scaramouche the King-Maker'' (1931), Sabatini wrote this sequel after ten years.

====Captain Blood====
* ''Tales of the Brethren of the Main'' (a series of short stories first published in ''Premier Magazine'' from 1920–1921){{efn|Most of the stories were woven together by the author to form ''Captain Blood'', and two that were not were included in ''Captain Blood Returns''.}}
* ''[[Captain Blood (novel)|Captain Blood]]'' (also known as ''Captain Blood: His Odyssey'', 1922), in which the title character escapes from unjust slavery to become admiral of a fleet of pirate ships.<ref>{{cite news|url=http://gutenberg.net.au/plusfifty-n-z.html#sabatini|title=Rafael SABATINI (1875–1950): Captain Blood|work=Project Gutenberg Australia}}</ref>
* ''[[Captain Blood Returns]]'' (also known as ''The Chronicles of Captain Blood'', 1931){{efn|name=notsequels|N.B. ''Captain Blood Returns'' and ''The Fortunes of Captain Blood'' are not sequels, but collections of short stories set entirely within the timeframe of the original novel.}}{{efn|One of the stories from this collection, "The Treasure Ship", was reprinted as a standalone paperback in 2004.}}
* ''[[The Fortunes of Captain Blood]]'' (1936){{efn|name=notsequels}}

===Other Novels===
* ''The Lovers of Yvonne'' (also known as ''The Suitors of Yvonne'', 1902)
* ''[[The Tavern Knight (novel)|The Tavern Knight]]'' (1904)
* ''[[Bardelys the Magnificent (novel)|Bardelys the Magnificent]]'' (1906)
* ''The Trampling of the Lilies'' (1906)
* ''Love-At-Arms: Being a narrative excerpted from the chronicles of Urbino during the dominion of the High and Mighty Messer Guidobaldo da Montefeltro'' (1907)
* ''The Shame of Motley'' (1908)
* ''St. Martin's Summer'' (also known as ''The Queen's Messenger'', 1909)
* ''Mistress Wilding'' (also known as ''Anthony Wilding'', 1910)
* ''The Lion's Skin'' (1911)
* ''The Strolling Saint'' (1913)
* ''[[The Gates of Doom (novel)|The Gates of Doom]]'' (1914)
* ''[[The Sea Hawk]]'' (1915), a tale of an Elizabethan Englishman among the [[piracy|pirates]] of the [[Barbary Coast]].
* ''The Snare'' (1917)
* ''Fortune's Fool'' (1923)
* ''The Carolinian'' (1924)
* ''[[Bellarion the Fortunate]]'' (1926), about a cunning young man who finds himself immersed in the politics of fifteenth-century Italy.
* ''[[The Nuptials of Corbal]]'' (1927)
* ''The Hounds of God'' (1928)
* ''The Romantic Prince'' (1929)
* ''The Reaping'' (1929)
* ''[[The King's Minion]]'' (also known as ''The Minion'', 1930)
* ''[[The Black Swan (Sabatini novel)|The Black Swan]]'' (1932)
* ''The Stalking Horse'' (1933)
* ''[[Venetian Masque]]'' (1934)
* ''Chivalry'' (1935)
* ''The Lost King'' (1937)
* ''The Sword of Islam'' (1939)
* ''The Marquis of Carabas'' (also known as ''Master-At-Arms'', 1940)
* ''[[Columbus (novel)|Columbus]]'' (1941)
* ''[[King in Prussia (novel)|King in Prussia]]'' (also known as ''The Birth of Mischief'', 1944)
* ''[[The Gamester (novel)|The Gamester]]'' (1949)

===Collections===
* ''The Justice of the Duke'' (1912)
**The Honour of Varano 
**The Test Ferrante's jest 
**Gismondi's wage 
**The Snare 
**The Lust of Conquest 
**The pasquinade
* ''The Banner of the Bull'' (1915)
* ''Turbulent Tales'' (1946){{efn|Includes several stories about [[Alessandro Cagliostro]], and one connected to Captain Blood.}}

====Posthumous collections====
* ''Saga of the Sea'' (omnibus comprising ''The Sea Hawk'', ''The Black Swan'' and ''Captain Blood'', 1953)
* ''Sinner, Saint And Jester: A Trilogy in Romantic Adventure'' (omnibus comprising ''The Snare'', ''The Strolling Saint'' and ''The Shame of Motley'', 1954)
* ''In the Shadow of the Guillotine'' (omnibus comprising ''Scaramouche'', ''The Marquis of Carabas'' and ''The Lost King'', 1955)
* ''A Fair Head of Angling Stories'' (1989)
* ''The Fortunes of Casanova and Other Stories'' (1994, stories originally published 1907–1921 & 1934)
*'' The Outlaws of Falkensteig'' (2000, stories originally published 1900–1902)
* ''The Camisade: And Other Stories of the French Revolution'' (2001, stories originally published 1900–1916)
* ''The Evidence of the Sword and Other Mysteries'', ed. Jesse Knight ([[Crippen & Landru]], 2006, stories originally published 1898–1916)

===Plays===
* ''Bardelys the Magnificent'' (with [[Henry Hamilton (playwright)|Henry Hamilton]])<ref name="WW1926">{{cite book|url=https://archive.org/details/whoswho1926001356mbp |title=Who's Who 1926 |pages=2546, 2861 |date=1926 |publisher=The Macmillan Company |location=London |access-date=7 July 2016}}</ref>
* ''Fugitives''<ref name="WW1926"/>
* ''In the Snare'' (with [[Leon M. Lion]])<ref name="WW1926"/>
* ''Scaramouche''<ref name="WW1926"/>
* ''The Rattlesnake'' (also known as ''The Carolinian'', 1922, with [[J. E. Harold Terry]])<ref name="WW1926"/> 
* ''The Tyrant: An Episode in the Career of Cesare Borgia, a Play in Four Acts'' (1925). Borgia was played by [[Louis Calhern]].<ref>{{Cite book|author=Lachman, Marvin|url=http://worldcat.org/oclc/903807427|title=The villainous stage : crime plays on Broadway and in the West End|date=2014|publisher=McFarland|isbn=978-0-7864-9534-4|oclc=903807427}}</ref>

===Anthologies edited===
* ''A Century of Sea Stories'' (1935)
* ''A Century of Historical Stories'' (1936)
* ''The Hypnotic Tales of Rafael Sabatini''  (2024)

===Nonfiction===
* ''The Life of [[Cesare Borgia]]'' (1912)
* ''[https://archive.org/details/torquemadaspanis00saba_0 Torquemada and the Spanish Inquisition: A History]'' (original edition 1913, revised edition 1930)
* ''The Historical Nights' Entertainment'' (1917){{efn|name=HNE|The Historical Nights' Entertainment stories are '[[Non-fiction novel|factions]]' – truth so far as anyone knows it, embellished with imagination. Some are actually apocryphal, not even history.}}
**The night of Holyrood – The Murder of David Rizzio
**The night of Kirk O'Field – The Murder of Darnley
**The night of Bertrayal – Antonio Perez and Philip II of Spain
**The night of Charity – The Case of the Lady Alice Lisle
**The night of Massacre – The Story of the Saint Bartholomew
**The night of Witchcraft – Louis XIV and Madame De Montespan
**The night of Gems – The "Affairs" Of The Queen's Necklace
**The night of Terror – The Drownings at Nantes Under Carrier
**The night of Nuptials – Charles The Bold And Sapphira Danvelt
**The night of Stranglers – Govanna of Naples And Andreas of Hungary
**The night of Hate – The Murder of the Duke of Gandia
**The night of Escape – Casanova's Escape From The Piombi
**The night of Masquerade – The Assassination of Gustavus III of Sweden
* ''The Historical Nights' Entertainment – Series 2'' (1919){{efn|name=HNE}}
**The absolution – Affonso Henriques, first king of Portugal
**The false Demetrius – Boris Godunov and the pretended son of Ivan the Terrible
**The hermosa fembra – an episode of the Inquisition in Seville
**The pastry-cook of Madrigal – the story of the false Sebastian of Portugal
** The end of the "vert galant" – the assassination of Henry IV
** The barren wooing – the murder of Amy Robsart
** Sir Judas – the betrayal of Sir Walter Raleigh
** His Insolence of Buckingham – George Villiers' courtship of Anne of Austria
** The path of exile – the fall of Lord Clarendon
** The tragedy of Herrenhausen – Count Philip Königsmark and the Princess Sophia Dorothea
** The tyrannicide – Charlotte Corday and Jean Paul Marat
*''The Historical Nights' Entertainment – Series 3'' (1938){{efn|name=HNE}}
** The king's conscience – Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn
** Jane the queen – The Lady Jane Grey
** The 'crooked carcase' – Queen Elizabeth and the Earl of Essex
** The forbidden fruit – The Marriage of the Lady Arabella Stuart
** The merchant's daughter – Catherine de' Medici and the Guises
** The king of Paris – The Assassination of Henri de Guise
** The tragedy of Madame – The End of Henriette d'Angleterre
** The vagabond queen – Christine of Sweden and the Murder of Monaldeschi
** The queen's gambit – Maria-Theresa and the Elector of Bavaria
** The secret adversary – The Rise and Fall of Johann Frederich Struensee
** Madam Resourceful – Catherine of Russia and Poniatowski
** The victor of vendémiaire – Barras' Account of Bonaparte's Courtship of La Montansier
* ''Heroic Lives'' (1934)