Editing Axel Munthe (section)

==Publications==
''The Story of San Michele'' overshadows all Munthe's other publications, and includes material from some earlier works. His earlier work can be very difficult to find and often commands high prices.

Aside from his doctoral thesis, his first publications consisted of accounts of his travels which appeared in the ''[[Stockholms Dagblad]]'' newspaper, and which described his experiences of relief work during the cholera epidemic in Naples. These articles were published in 1887 as a book translated into English by Maude Valerie White.<ref>{{cite book |last=Munthe |first=Axel |year=1887 |title=Letters From A Mourning City (Naples, Autumn, 1884) |location=London |publisher=John Murray |url=https://www.gutenberg.ca/ebooks/muntheawhitemv-mourningcity/muntheawhitemv-mourningcity-00-h-dir/muntheawhitemv-mourningcity-00-h.html }}</ref> The second edition of 1899 was translated by Munthe himself.<ref>[[Amazon Standard Identification Number|ASIN]] B00087WVNO.</ref>

''[[Memories and Vagaries|Vagaries]]'' was first published in London in 1898. It was retitled ''Memories and Vagaries'' in a second edition printed in 1908. In 1930 there was a third edition, containing an added preface and a slightly different selection of stories in a different order.

Munthe's reminiscences of his time in the ambulance corps, ''Red Cross, Iron Cross'' was published anonymously – "by a doctor in France" – in London in 1916, with all proceeds being donated to the [[French Red Cross]]. A second edition, credited to Munthe, was published around 1930.

===Publications in languages other than English===
*Små Skizzer, Stockholm, 1888
*Bref och Skizzer, Stockholm, 1909
*''Letters From A Mourning City'' was published in Swedish in 1885, and in Italian in 1910.
*''[[Memories and Vagaries]]'' seems to have very different titles in other languages, often roughly translating as ''An Old Book of Man and Beasts''; see that article for more information.