Edgar Jepson - Works

Works

  • The Man With the Amber Eyes (Co. Hugh Clevely)
  • Sir Jones (as Jean F. Darrell Poges)
  • Sibyl Falcon (1895)
  • The Keepers of the People (1898)
  • On the Edge of Empire (1899) with David Beames
  • The Dictator’s Daughter (1902)
  • The Horned Shepherd (1904)
  • Lady Noggs, Peeress (1905) children’s stories
  • The admirable tinker : child of the world (1904)
  • The Four Philanthropists (1907)
  • Tangled Wedlock (1908)
  • The Mystery of the Myrtles (1909)
  • The Girls’ Head (1910)
  • Lord Lisdor (1910)
  • No.19 aka The Garden at 19 (1910)
  • Pollyooly (1911) children's stories
  • Captain Sentimental and other stories (1911)
  • House On The Mall (1911)
  • The Man with the Black Feather by Gaston Leroux (1912) translator
  • Terrible Twins (1913)
  • The second Pollyooly book (1914) children's stories
  • The triumph of Tinker
  • Alice Devine (1916)
  • The Professional Prince (1917)
  • Ann Annington (1918)
  • The Loudwater Mystery (1920)
  • Prince In Petrograd (1922)
  • Lady Noggs Assists (1924)
  • Buried Rubies (1926)
  • Emerald Tiger (1928)
  • Cuirass Of Diamonds (1929)
  • The Murder in Romney Marsh (1929)
  • The Moon Gods (1930)
  • Memories of a Victorian (1933) Autobiography
  • Memories of an Edwardian and Neo-Georgian (1937) Autobiography

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