Author:Stacy Aumonier

Stacy Aumonier
(1877–1928)

Stacy Aumonier

Works

• Miss Bracegirdle Does Her Duty
• The Friends; and Other Stories (1915) IA
• The Golden Windmill: And Other Stories(1921) IA
• Heartbeat (1922) IA
• Just Outside (1917) IA
• Juxtapositions
• The Kidnapped General
• The Landlord of the Love-a-Duck
• Olga Bardel (1916) IA
• One After Another (1920) IA
• The Perfect Murder
• The Querrils (1919)
• The Stories Editors Buy and Why, (contributor) (1921) edited by Jean Wick
• Ups and Downs
• Miss Bracegirdle and Others (1923)
• The Edge of the Chair (contributor) (1967)
• Odd Fish; Being A Casual Selection Of London Residents Described & Drawn (1979)
• Overheard; Fifteen Tales (1924)
• The Spoil Sport (1927)

Individual short works

• "The Baby Grand," in Munsey's Magazine
• "Burney's Laugh," in The Century Magazine, 1916-1917
• "The Chinese Philosopher and the European War," in The Century Magazine, Jan 1917
• "The Friends," in The Century Magazine, Oct 1915
• "The Genie of the Dingle," in Hutchinson's Magazine, Sep 1919
• "George," in The Living Age
• "Cricket," in The Century Magazine, Aug 1916
• "Little White Frock" in Short Stories of To-day 1924
• "Mrs. Huggins's Hun," in The Century Magazine, Jan 1919
• "The Octave of Jealousy"
• "The Return," in The Century Magazine, Apr 1918
• ' "Solemn-Looking Blokes",' in The Century Magazine, Dec 1917
• "A Source of Irritation," in The Century Magazine, Jan 1918
• ' "Them Others",' in The Century Magazine, Aug 1917
• ' "To-morrow You Will be King",' in The Century Magazine, Oct 1916
• "Tuez! Tuez!," in The Century Magazine, Nov 1918
• "What Cured Him" The Strand Magazine, 1923
• "Where Was Wych Street?" in The Best British Short Stories of 1922 1922

About Aumonier

• Written in Friendship, a Book of Reminiscences, by Gerald Cumberland