Editing William Hope Hodgson (section)

==Hodgson's literary estate==
Hodgson's widow, Bessie, worked to keep his books in print and to publish works he was not able to get published during his lifetime, including two books of poetry. After Bessie Hodgson died in 1943, Hodgson's sister Lissie took over his [[literary estate]].

While the first six [[Carnacki]] stories were collected during Hodgson's lifetime, "The Haunted Jarvee" appeared posthumously in 1929, and two more Carnacki stories, "The Find" and "The Hog," were published in 1947 by [[August Derleth]].

One [[Captain Gault]] story, "The Plans of the Reefing Bi-Plane", was not published until 1996, when it was included in the short story collection ''Terrors of the Sea''.

Some of Hodgson's poems were first published in 2005, when they appeared in ''The Lost Poetry of William Hope Hodgson''.

A number of other Hodgson works are reprinted for the first time since their original publication in the five-volume ''Collected Fiction of William Hope Hodgson'' series published by [[Night Shade Books]].

Copyright protection has now expired on most of Hodgson's work, {{cns|date=July 2018|text=with the exception of some of the works published posthumously}}, including many of his poems.