Author:Max Pemberton

Max Pemberton
(1863–1950)

Max Pemberton

Works

• The Iron Pirate (1893)
• The Sea Wolves (1894) (Frontispiece by Fred T. Jane, other illustrations by Gordon Browne)
• Jewel Mysteries I have Known. From a Dealer's Note Book (1899, c. 1894) short stories
• The Impregnable City (1895)
• "The Little Huguenot." A Romance of Fontainebleau. (1895)
• A Gentleman's Gentleman (1896)
• Christine of the Hills (1897)
• Queen of the Jesters: and Her Strange Adventures in Old Paris (1897) (a.k.a. The Queen of Jesters) short stories
• Kronstadt AKA A Woman of Kronstadt (1898)
• Signors of the Night. The Story of Fra Giovanni, the Soldier Monk of Venice; and of Others in the "Silent City" (1899) illus. G. G. Manton short stories
• Beatrice of Venice (1904)
• The Man Who Drove the Car (1910)
• Captain Black. A Romance of the Nameless Ship (1911), a.k.a. Captain Black: A Sequel to The Iron Pirate

• The Phantom Army (1898)
• Féo (1900)
• The Footsteps of a Throne (1901)
• The Giant's Gate: A Story of a Great Adventure (1901)
• Pro Patriâ (1901)
• I Crown Thee King (1902)
• The Garden of Swords (1902)
• A Puritan's Wife (1902)
• The House Under the Sea (1902)
• Doctor Xavier (1903)
• The Gold Wolf (1903) (serialised in Windsor's Magazine, Vol 16, 1902)
• A Daughter of the States (1904)
• Red Morn (1904)
• Mid the Thick Arrows (1905)
• The Lady Evelyn (1906)
• My Sword for Lafayette (1906)
• Aladdin of London or, Lodestar (1907)
• The Amateur Motorist (1907) non-fiction
• The Diamond Ship (1907)
• Love, the Harvester: A Story of the Shires (1908)
• Sir Richard Escombe (1908)
• Wheels of Anarchy, the Story of an Assassin (1908)
• The Adventures of Captain Jack (1909)
• The Mystery of the Green Heart (1910)
• The Show Girl (1910)
• White Walls (1910)
• White Motley (1911)
• The Hundred days (1912)
• Swords Reluctant (1912)
• Two Women (1914)

Individual short works

• Jewel Mysteries I have Known. From a Dealer's Note Book (1899, c. 1894)
  • The Opal of Carmalovitch
  • The Necklace of Green Diamonds
  • The Comedy of the Jewelled Links
  • Treasure of White Creek
  • The Accursed Gems
  • The Watch and the Scimitar
  • The Seven Emeralds
  • The Pursuit of the Topaz
  • The Ripening Rubies
  • My Lady of the Sapphires
• Queen of the Jesters: and Her Strange Adventures in Old Paris (1897)
  • The Hunger of Ferdinand Dauberval
  • The Liberty of the Little Red Man
  • A Prison of Swords
  • At the House of the Scarlet Witch
  • The Purple Glass
  • The Kingdom of Bourgorieau
  • The Devil's Bowl and the Strange Affair at Fontenay
  • Yerut the Dwarf
• Signors of the Night: The Story of Fra Giovanni, the Soldier Monk of Venice; and of Others in the "Silent City" (1899)
  • The Risen Dead
  • A Sermon for Clowns
  • A Miracle of Bells
  • "The Wolf of Cismon"
  • The Daughter of Venice
  • Golden Ashes
  • White Wings to the Raven
  • The Haunted Gondola
• "The Donnington Affair," (1914, short story) with G. K. Chesterton
• "The Devil To Pay" (1922) in The Best British Short Stories of 1922, edited by Edward J. O'Brien and John Cournos Project Gutenberg (full book)

Short works from magazines

• "The Cripple at the Mill" in The Strand Magazine, 10 (57) (1895).
• "The Lepers' Guest" in The Strand Magazine, 10 (60) (1895).
• "Barbara of the Bell House" (ss) English Illustrated, Vol 19, 1899
• "The Carousal: A Story of Thanet" (ss) English Illustrated, Vol 13, 1895
• "Jack Smith—Boy" (ss) English Illustrated, Vol 12, 1894-1895
• Tales of the Thames
  • "Marygold" (ss) English Illustrated, Vol 13, 1895
  • "A Ragged Intruder" (ss) English Illustrated, Vol 13, 1895
• "The Sword and Three" Cassell's Family Magazine, 1896
• "Round and About Our Golf Greens" Windsor, 1896 Apr (ar)
• 'Varsity Tales: Undergraduates I have known (non-fic. sl) Windsor Magazine, Vol 5, 1896-97
  • "I. The Freshman"
  • "II. The Don"
  • "III. The Boating Man"
  • "IV. The Proctor"
  • "V. In the May Term"
• "The Fascination of Alphonse" Smart Set, 1900 Apr (ss)
• "The Man from Rome" (ss) Toronto Saturday Night, 1898 Apr 9

Works about Pemberton

• "Pemberton, Max," in A Short Biographical Dictionary of English Literature, by John William Cousin, London: J. M. Dent & Sons (1910)