Bibliography of Works By Runciman
- The Romance of the Coast, 1883.
- Grace Balmaign's Sweetheart, 1885.
- Skippers and Shellbacks, 1885.
- School Board Idylls, 1887.
- Schools and Scholars, 1887.
- The Chequers, being the Natural History of a Public House set forth in a Loafer's Diary, 1888.
- A Dream of the North Sea, 1889,
- Joints in our Social Armour, 1890; reprinted as The Ethics of Drink and Social Questions, or Joints in our Social Armour, 1892.
- Side Lights, with Memoir by Grant Allen, and Introduction by W. T. Stead; edited by J. F. Runciman, 1893.
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