Editing E. F. Benson (section)

===Short stories===

* "Adjustments" (Munsey's Magazine April 1923)
* "The Alliance of Laughter" (Scribner's Magazine December 1902)
* "And No Bird Sings" (Woman December 1926)
* "And the Dead Spake—" (Hutchinson's Magazine October 1922)
* "The Ape" (The Story-teller May 1917)
* "At Abdul Ali's Grave" (The Graphic 24 June 1899, as "A Curious Coincidence")
* "At King's Cross Station" (Six Common Things, Osgood, McIlvaine & Co., 1893)
* "Atmospherics" (The Radio Times 28 December 1928)
* "At the Farmhouse" (Hutchinson's Magazine March 1923)
* "Aunts and Pianos" (The Windsor Magazine August 1926)
* "Autumn and Love" (Six Common Things, Osgood, McIlvaine & Co., 1893)
* "Bagnell Terrace" (Hutchinson's Magazine July 1925)
* "The Bath-Chair" (More Spook Stories by E. F. Benson, Hutchinson, 1934)
* "The Bed by the Window" (Hutchinson's Story-Magazine July 1929)
* "Between the Lights" (The Room in the Tower and Other Stories by E. F. Benson, Mills Boon, 1912)
* "Blue Stripe" (Six Common Things, Osgood, McIlvaine & Co., 1893)
* "The Box at the Bank" (Hutchinson's Magazine March 1928)
* "Boxing Night" (The Tatler 30 November 1923)
* "The Bread of Deceit" (Ainslee's Magazine October 1903)
* "A Breath of Scandal" (The Story-teller July 1932)
* "The Brick [Dodo]" (The Home Magazine (UK) March 1923)
* "Bully" (The Windsor Magazine November 1915)
* "Buntingford Jugs" (The Windsor Magazine December 1925)
* "The Bus Conductor" (The Pall Mall Magazine December 1906)
* "By the Sluice" (The Tatler 25 March 1927)
* "By the Waters of Sparta" (Temple Bar August 1903)
* "The Call" (The Radio Times 17 December 1926)
* "Carrington" (Six Common Things, Osgood, McIlvaine & Co., 1893)
* "The Case of Bertram Porter" (The Windsor Magazine March 1911)
* "The Case of Frank Hampden"  (Pearson's Magazine December 1915, as "The Return of Frank Hampden")
* "The Cat" (The Illustrated London News 27 November 1905)
* "Caterpillars" (The Room in the Tower and Other Stories by E. F. Benson, Mills Boon, 1912)
* "The China Bowl" (Pearson's Magazine December 1916)
* "The Chippendale Mirror" (Pearson's Magazine May 1915)
* "Christmas with the Old Masters" (Hutchinson's Magazine December 1922)
* "Christopher Comes Back" (Hutchinson's Magazine May 1929)
* "The Clandon Crystal" (The Onlooker 23 November 1901)
* "A Comedy of Styles" (The Windsor Magazine February 1914)
* "Complementary Souls" (Cassell's Magazine September 1925)
* "The Confession of Charles Linkworth" (The Cavalier and the Scrap Book 13 January 1912)
* "The Corner House" (Woman May 1926)
* "Corstophine" (Hutchinson's Magazine September 1924)
* "The Countess of Lowndes Square" (The Pall Mall Magazine October 1910)
* "A Creed of Manners" (Phil May's Annual #4, Winter 1894)
* "The Dance" (More Spook Stories by E. F. Benson, Hutchinson, 1934)
* "The Dance on the Beefsteak" (Temple Bar September 1902)
* "Dark and Nameless" (Hutchinson's Magazine November 1924, as "The Temple")
* "The Death Warrant" (Six Common Things, Osgood, McIlvaine & Co., 1893)
* "The Defeat of Lady Grantham" (Six Common Things, Osgood, McIlvaine & Co., 1893)
* "Dewan-I-Khas" (The Century Magazine June 1914)
* "Dicky's Pain" (The Windsor Magazine April 1927)
* "The Disappearance of Jacob Conifer" (The Windsor Magazine October 1927)
* "Dives and Lazarus" (The New Statesman and Nation 12 August 1939)
* "Dr. Drage's Dilemma" (Nash's Magazine September 1909)
* "Dodo and the Maharajah [Dodo]" (Hearst's International June 1921)
* "Doggies" (The Windsor Magazine January 1928)
* "Donald Murray's Romance" (Lippincott's Monthly Magazine September 1899)
* "A Double Misfit" (Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly August 1902)
* "The Drawing-Room Bureau" (The Woman at Home December 1915)
* "Dummy on a Dahabeah" (Weekly Welcome 1 June 1896, as "Cherry Blossom")
* "The Dust-Cloud" (The Pall Mall Magazine January 1906)
* "Entomology" (The Windsor Magazine August 1925)
* "The Everlasting Silence" (The Lady's Realm January 1898)
* "Expiation" (Hutchinson's Magazine November 1923)
* "The Exposure of Pamela" (The Story-teller August 1924)
* "The Face" (Hutchinson's Magazine February 1924)
* "The False Step" (The Windsor Magazine December 1914)
* "Femme Dispose" (Lippincott's Magazine August 1900)
* "For His Friends" (Pearson's Magazine September 1904)
* "The Friend in the Garden" (The Story-teller August 1912)
* "The Gardener" (Hutchinson's Magazine August 1922)
* "The Garden Gate" (The Queen 6 January 1912)
* "Gare du Nord" (The Smart Set September 1906)
* "Gavon's Eve" (The Illustrated London News 13 January 1906)
* "Guy's Candidate" (The Pall Mall Magazine January 1909)
* "The Hanging of Alfred Wadham" (Britannia 21 December 1928)
* "The Hapless Bachelors" (Pearson's Magazine March 1921)
* "The Harmonious Blacksmith" (The Windsor Magazine December 1912)
* "Highness" (Harper's Bazar November 1920)
* "Home Sweet Home" (Woman June 1927)
* "The Horror-Horn" (Hutchinson's Magazine September 1922)
* "Household Books" (The Story-teller January 1936)
* "The House with the Brick-Kiln" (The London Magazine December 1908)
* "How Fear Departed from the Long Gallery" (The Windsor Magazine December 1911)
* "Inscrutable Decrees" (Hutchinson's Magazine April 1923)
* "In the Dark" (The Windsor Magazine January 1915)
* "In the Tube" (Hutchinson's Magazine December 1922)
* "Jack and Poll" (Six Common Things, Osgood, McIlvaine & Co., 1893)
* "James Lamp" (Weird Tales June 1930)
* "Julian's Cottage" (The Story-teller August 1931)
* "The Lesson" (Cassell's Magazine December 1909)
* "The Letters of Anthony Noble" (The Story-teller April 1934)
* "The Light in the Garden" (Eve 23 November 1921)
* "The Limoges Manuscript" (The Lady's Realm January 1909)
* "Love's Apostate" (The Pall Mall Magazine November 1894)
* "Machaon" (Hutchinson's Magazine January 1923)
* "Middleman" (Lippincott's Magazine June 1913)
* "Miss Maria's Romance" (The Queen 25 November 1899)
* "Mr. Tilly's Séance" (Munsey's Magazine December 1922)
* "M.O.M." (The Windsor Magazine December 1913)
* "Monkeys" (Weird Tales December 1933)
* "Mrs. Amworth" (Hutchinson's Magazine June 1922)
* "Mrs. Andrews's Control" (The Windsor Magazine September 1915)
* "Mrs. Naseby's Denial" (Longman's Magazine January 1894)
* "Music" (The Windsor Magazine December 1924)
* "My Friend the Murderer" (Chapman's Magazine October 1895)
* "Naboth's Vineyard" (Hutchinson’s Magazine December 1923)
* "Negotium Perambulans" (Hutchinson's Magazine November 1922, as "Visible and Invisible")
* "Noblesse Oblige" (The Windsor Magazine December 1917)
* "Number 12" (Eve 10 May 1922)
* "The Old Bligh" (Ainslee's February 1909)
* "The Osborne Year" (Nash's Magazine July 1909)
* "The Other Bed" (The Popular Magazine April 1908)
* "Outside the Door" (The London Magazine January 1910)
* "The Overture to 'Tannhauser'" (The English Illustrated Magazine December 1893)
* "A Pair of Chelsea Figures" (Lloyd's Story Magazine July 1921)
* "The Passenger" (Pearson's Magazine March 1917)
* "The Peerage Cure" (The Windsor Magazine July 1926)
* "Philip's Safety Razor" (Pearson's Magazine March 1919)
* "Pirates" (Hutchinson's Magazine October 1928)
* "Poor Miss Huntingford" (Six Common Things, Osgood, McIlvaine & Co., 1893)
* "Professor Burnaby's Discovery" (The Story-teller June 1926)
* "The Progress of Princess Waldeneck [Dodo]" (The Lady's Realm May 1897)
* "The Psychical Mallards" (Pears' Annual Christmas 1921)
* "The Puce Silk" (The Lady's Realm November 1907)
* "Puss-Cat" (The Pall Mall Magazine August 1911)
* "The Queen of the Spa" (The Windsor Magazine September 1926)
* "Queen's Pawn Gambit" (The Story-teller February 1936)
* "Reconciliation" (Hutchinson's Magazine July 1924)
* "The Red House" (Pearson's Magazine December 1914)
* "The Renewal" (The Cosmopolitan November 1894)
* "The Return of Dodo [Dodo]" (The Lady's Realm December 1896)
* "The Return of Sherlock Holmes [Sherlock Holmes]" (with Eustace H. Miles, The Mad Annual by E. F. Benson & Eustace H. Miles, Richards, 1903)
* "The Return of the Probationer" (The English Illustrated Magazine July 1894)
* "Revolt in the Temple" (The Story-teller June 1931)
* "Roderick's Story" (Hutchinson's Magazine May 1923)
* "The Room in the Tower" (The Pall Mall Magazine January 1912)
* "The Satyr's Sandals" (Pan #20, 20 March 1920)
* "The Sea-Green Incorruptible" (The Century Magazine November 1916)
* "Sea Mist" (The Illustrated London News 20 November 1935)
* "The Shootings of Achnaleish" (The Illustrated London News 27 Oct, 3 Nov 1906)
* "The Shuttered Room"(Hutchinson's Story-Magazine August 1929)
* "The Simple Life" (The World & His Wife July 1906)
* "Smorfia" (The Windsor Magazine July 1915)
* "The Snow-Stone" (The London Magazine May 1905)
* "The Sound of the Grinding" (Six Common Things, Osgood, McIlvaine & Co., 1893)
* "Spinach" (Hutchinson's Magazine May 1924)
* "Starfish and Sea Lavender [Dodo]" (Hearst's Magazine January 1921)
* "The Story of a Mazurka" (The English Illustrated Magazine November 1893)
* "The Superannuation Department, A.D. 1945" (The Windsor Magazine January 1906)
* "A Superfluous Loyalist" (The Pall Mall Magazine October 1902)
* "The Tale of an Empty House" (Hutchinson's Magazine June 1925)
* "The Terror by Night" (The Room in the Tower and Other Stories by E. F. Benson, Mills Boon, 1912)
* "The Three Old Ladies" (Six Common Things, Osgood, McIlvaine & Co., 1893)
* "Through" (The Century Magazine July 1917)
* "Thursday Evenings" "Pears' Annual 1920"
* "To Account Rendered" (The Story-teller June 1925)
* "The Top Landing" (Eve 7 June 1922)
* "The Tragedy of a Green Totem" (Six Common Things, Osgood, McIlvaine & Co., 1893)
* "The Tragedy of Oliver Bowman" (Pearson's Magazine December 1918)
* "Two Days After" (Six Common Things, Osgood, McIlvaine & Co., 1893)
* "What Came Into the Long Gallery" (New Story Magazine March 1915)
* "A Winter Morning" (Six Common Things, Osgood, McIlvaine & Co., 1893)
* "The Wishing-Well" (Hutchinson's Magazine February 1929)
* "The Witch-Ball" (Woman's Journal December 1928)
* "The Woman in the Veil" (The (London) Evening News 26 June 1928)
* "A Woman's Ambition" (The Windsor Magazine December 1900)
* "Young Marling" (The Strand Magazine November 1920)
* "The Zoo" (Six Common Things, Osgood, McIlvaine & Co., 1893)