Morgan Robertson - Books and Stories

Books and Stories

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  • Sinful Peck, Novel; Publisher: Harper & Brothers, New York - London 1903


  • Spun-Yarn: Sea Stories, Anthology; Publisher: Harper & Brothers, New York - London 1898
    • The Slumber of a Soul: A Tale of a Mate and a Cook
    • The Survival of the Fittest
    • A Creature of Circumstance
    • The Derelict "Neptune"
    • Honor Among Thieves


  • Over the Border, Anthology; Publisher: McClure's Magazine and Metropolitan Magazine (Unknown publishing date)
    • The Last Battleship
    • Absolute Zero
    • Over the Border
    • The Fire Worshiper
    • The Baby
    • The Grinding of the Mills
    • The Equation
    • The Twins
    • The Brothers
    • Kimset
    • The Mate of His Soul
    • The Voices
    • The Sleep Walker


  • Shipmates, Anthology; Publisher: D. Appleton and Company, New York 1901
    • The Nuisance
    • The Fool Killer
    • The Devil and His Due
    • Polarity: A Tale of Two Brunettes
    • A Tale of a Pigtail
    • The Man at the Wheel
    • The Day of the Dog
    • At the End of the Man-rope
    • A Fall From Grace
    • The Dutch Port Watch
    • On the Forecastle Deck


  • Land Ho!, Anthology; Publisher: New York, London, Harper & Brothers 1896-1905 containint:
    • The Dollar
    • The Ship-Owner
    • The Wave
    • The Cook and the Captain
    • The Line of Least Resistance
    • The Lobster
    • On Board The “Athol”
    • The Magnetized Man
    • The Mistake
    • The Submarine Destroyer
    • The Dancer
    • On the Rio Grande


  • Where Angels Fear to Tread and Other Stories of the Sea, anthology published 1899, The Century Co., containing:
    • Where angels fear to tread
    • The brain of the battle-ship
    • The wigwag message
    • The trade-wind
    • Salvage
    • Between the Millstones
    • The Battle of the Monsters
    • From the royal-yard down
    • Needs must when the devil drives
    • When Greek meets Greek
    • Primordial
  • Masters of Men, published 1901, Curtis Publishing Co.
    • Book I - The Age of Stone
    • Book II - The Age of Iron
    • Book III - Barbarism
    • Book IV - Civilization
  • Futility, or the Wreck of the Titan (In 1912 Futility was renamed Wreck of the Titan.) containing:
    • The wreck of the Titan
    • The Pirates
    • Beyond the Spectrum
    • In the Valley of the Shadow
  • Down to the Sea, published 1905, Harper and Brothers, containing:
    • The Closing of the Circuit
    • A Cow, Two Men, and a Parson
    • The Rivals
    • A Chemical Comedy
    • A Hero Of The Cloth
    • The Subconscious Finnegan
    • The Torpedo
    • The Submarine
    • Fifty Fathoms Down
    • The Enemies
    • The Vitality of Dennis
    • The Helix
    • The Shark
    • The Mutiny
  • The Grain Ship, anthology published 1914, McKinley, Stone and Mackenzie, NY, containing:
    • The Grain Ship
    • From the Darkness and the Depths
    • Noah's Ark
    • The Finishing Touch
    • The Rock
    • The Argonauts
    • The Married Man
    • The Triple Alliance
    • Shovels and Bricks
    • Extracts from Noah's Logs
  • Three Laws and the Golden Rule containing:
    • The Three Laws and the Golden Rule
    • The Americans
    • Dignity
    • The Honeymoon Ship
    • The Third Mate
    • Through the Deadlight
    • The Hairy Devil
    • The Slumber of a Soul
    • Honor Among Thieves
    • The Survival of the Fittest
    • A Creature of Circumstance

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