Seabury
Grandin Quinn was the most popular contributor to Weird Tales in its heydey, and of all his
stories the best-loved were those about Jules de Grandin, the
occult investigator.
Novels
Roads, Conrad Ruppert (New York), 1938
The
Devil's Bride, Popular Library (New York), 1976
Short Stories
The
Phantom-Fighter, The Memoirs of Jules de Grandin, Sometim Member
of La Surete General, La Faculte de Medicine Legal de
Paris,
Mycroft and Moran (Sauk City, Wic.), 1966
(Including:
"Terror on the Links", "The Dead Hand", "Children of Ubasti", "The
Jest of Warburg Tantavul", "The Corpse-Master", "The Poltergeist",
"The Wolf of Saint Bonnot", "Restless Souls", "The Silver
Countess", "The Doom of the House of Phipps".)
Is the
Devil a Gentleman? The Best Fiction of Seabury
Quinn, Mirage
Press (Baltimore), 1970
(Including:
Uncanonized", "Glamour", "The Globe of Memories", "The Gentle
Werewolf", "The Cloth of Madness", "The Merrow", "Is the Devil a
Gentleman?", "Masked Ball", "Bon Voyage, Michele".)
The
Adventures of Jules de Grandin, Popular Library (New York), 1976
(Including:
"Terror on the Links", "The Dead Hand", "The Tenants of Brousac",
"The Man Who Cast No Shadow", "The Blood-Flower", "The Curse of
Everard Maundy".)
The
Casebook of Jules de Grandin, Popular Library (New York), 1976
(Including:
"The Children of Ubashti", "The Silver Countess", "The
Corpse-Master", "Ancient Fires", "The Chapel of Mystic
Horror".)
The
Hellfire Files of Jules de Grandin, Popular Library (New York),
1976
(Including:
"Restless Souls", "The Wolf of St Bonnot", "The Devil-People",
"The hand of Glory".)
The
Skeleton Closet of Jules de Grandin, Popular Library (New York),
1976
(Including:
"The Doom of the House of Phipps", "The Dust of Egypt", "The
Brain-Thief", "Bride of Dewer", "Daughter of the
Moonlight",)
The
Horror Chambers of Jules de Grandin, Popular Library (New York),
[1977]
(Including:
" The Poltergeist", "The Jest of Warburg Tantavul", "The Gods of
East and West", "A Gamble in Souls",.)
Night
Creatures,
edited, with an Introduction by Peter Ruber & Joseph Wrzos,
Ash-Tree Press (Ashcroft, British Columbia), 2003
(including; "Introduction", "The Golden Spider",
"The Gentle Werewolf", "Mortmain", "Uncanonized", "The Thing in
the Fog", "Two Shall Be Born", "Glamour", "Masked Ball", "Is the
Devil a Gentleman?", "There Are Such Things", "The Phantom Farm
House.")
The
Compleat Adventures of Jules de Grandin, The Battered Silicon
Dispatch Box (Shelburne, Ontario, Canada and Sauk City,
Wisconsin), 2001. 3 vols.
Volume
I has an
introduction by Robert Weinberg and also reprints his Afterwords
to the five Popular Library paperback editions. SQ's introduction
to "The Phantom-Fighter" is also reprinted. The stories are
printed in order of appearance (all published in Weird Tales
magazine). This volume begins with The Horror on the Links (WT,
October 1925) and ends with The Dust of Egypt (WT, April 1930),
comprising the first 35 stories.
Volume
II has an
introduction by Seabury Quinn, Jr ("My Father and I") and also
reprints the SQ introduction to "The Phantom-Fighter". This volume
begins with The Brain-Thief (WT, May 1930) and ends with The Jest
of Warburg Tantavul (WT, September 1934), comprising 24 stories,
including the novel-length The Devil's Bride.
Volume
III has an
introduction by Jim Rockhill ("The Occult Delights of Jules de
Grandin and again reprints the SQ Phantom-Fighter introduction.
This volume begins with Hands of the Dead (WT, January 1935) and
ends with The Ring of Bastet (WT, September 1951), comprising the
last 34 stories.
Others
Weird
Crimes and Servants of Satan, The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box (Shelburne,
Ontario, Canada and Sauk City, Wisconsin), 1998
(Including
two series totalling thirteen articles which appeared in early
issues of Weird Tales magazine; edited and introduced by Peter
Ruber)
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