Editing Rafael Sabatini (section)

===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}}