1. SOMETHING IN THE CITY Florence Warden 2. THE TURNPIKE HOUSE Fergus Hume 3. MIDSUMMER MADNESS Mrs. Lovett Cameron 4. MRS. MUSGRAVE AND HER HUSBAND Richard Marsh 5. THE SIN OF HAGAR Helen Mathers 6. DELPHINE Curtis Yorke 7. TRAITOR AND TRUE John Bloundelle-burton 8. THE OTHER MRS. JACOBS Mrs. Campbell Praed 9. THE COUNTESS OF MOUNTENOY John Strange Winter 10. THE WOOING OF MONICA L. T. Meade 11. THE WORLD MASTERS George Griffith 12. HIS ITALIAN WIFE Lucas Cleeve 13. No. 3, THE SQUARE Florence Warden 14. MISS ARNOTT'S MARRIAGE Richard Marsh 15. THE THREE DAYS' TERROR J. S. Fletcher 16. THE JUGGLER AND THE SOUL Helen Mathers 17. THE HARVEST OF LOVE C. Ranger Gull 18. BITTER FRUIT Mrs. Lovett Cameron 19. BENEATH THE VEIL Adeline Sergeant 20. THE BRANGWYN MYSTERY David Christie Murray 21. FUGITIVE ANNE Mrs. Campbell Praed 22. IN SUMMER SHADE Mary E. Mann 23. A JILT'S JOURNAL Rita 24. THE SCARLET SEAL Dick Donovan N.B.--The first Eight will be published March 16th. There will then be an interval of one month, when, commencing April 20th, the volumes will appear fortnightly, two at a time, until July 27th. GENERAL LITERATURE +OSCAR WILDE AND MYSELF.+ By Lord Alfred Douglas. With rare Portraits and Illustrations. Demy 8vo. Price 10s. 6_d._ net. Some of Oscar Wilde's biographers are persons who had only a nodding acquaintance with him, and others had no acquaintance at all. But in their writings there is one name which is linked with Wilde's and is second only in importance to it--the name of Lord Alfred Douglas. After long years Lord Alfred has decided to break the silence and to give the real facts about his relations with Wilde from the period when Wilde was at the top of his fame to the time of his tragedy and death. "Oscar Wilde and Myself" contains a serious side inasmuch as it deals with the grave disasters which this friendship has brought upon Lord Alfred. It possesses another side in the analysis of the purely literary aspect of Wilde's work; and a large number of anecdotes and sayings of Wilde are included which have never before been printed. It gives also an account of the Wilde circle, which included the most prominent persons of the period. Of Lord Alfred Douglas's literary gifts his worst enemy is in no doubt, and this work, apart from its great personal import, will give the quietus to much that is false which has grown round the Oscar Wilde tradition. BELGIUM, HER KINGS, KINGDOM, AND PEOPLE. By John de Courcy Macdonnell. Fully illustrated. Demy 8vo. Price 15_s._ net.