The Collected Works of Richard Marsh (Illustrated Edition)

This meticulously edited Richard Marsh collection includes:
Novels:
The Beetle
Tom Ossington's Ghost
Crime and the Criminal
The Datchet Diamonds
The Chase of the Ruby
The Twickenham Peerage
Miss Arnott's Marriage
The Great Temptation
The Master of Deception
A Duel
The Woman with One Hand
The Coward behind the Curtain
A Woman Perfected
Violet Forster's Lover
A Hero of Romance
A Second Coming
Short Stories:
Marvels and Mysteries
The Long Arm of Coincidence
The Mask
An Experience
Pourquoipas
By Suggestion
A Silent Witness
To Be Used Against Him
The Words of a Little Child
How he Passed!
Between the Dark and the Daylight
My Aunt's Excursion
The Irregularity of the Juryman
Mitwaterstraand
Exchange is Robbery
The Haunted Chair
Nelly
La Haute Finance
Mrs. Riddle's Daughter
Miss Donne's Great Gamble
Skittles
Em
A Relic of the Borgias
Frivolities
The Purse Which Was Found
For One Night Only
Returning a Verdict
The Chancellor's Ward
A Honeymoon Trip
The Burglar's Blunder
Ninepence
A Battlefield up-to-Date
Mr. Harland's Pupils
A Burglar Alarm
A Lesson in Sculling
Outside
Amusement Only
The Lost Duchess
The Strange Occurrences in Canterstone Jail
Twins!
A Vision of the Night
The Way of a Maid with a Man
Aunt Jane's Jalap
Willyum
His First Experiment
An Old-fashioned Christmas
By Deputy
Mr. Whiting and Mary Ann
A Substitute
The Confessions of a Young Lady
A Wonderful Girl
Cupid's Messenger
The Ogre
The Handwriting
The People's Stock Exchange
Breaking the Ice
A Girl Who Couldn't
The Princess Margaretta
The End of His Holiday
The Girl and the Boy
A Mutual Affinity
Magical Music
A Runaway Wife
Under One Flag
A Pet of the Ballet
A Christmas Miracle
Our Musical Comedy
Staggers
My Wedding Day
Two of a Trade
Rewarded
On the River
A Member of the Anti-Tobacco League
That Foursome
An Episcopal Scandal
Mr Bloxam and the British Constitution
For Debt
The Thirteen Club
Uncollected Stories
Capturing a Convict
The Disappearance of Mrs. Macrecham

Richard Marsh was the best-selling author, prolific in many genres including horror, crime, thriller, but also romance and humor. Marsh is best known now for his supernatural thriller novel The Beetle, which was published the same year as Bram Stoker's Dracula, and was initially even more popular.