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Dodo: A Detail of the Day, published by Methuen in May 1893. Published in two volumes, the one volume edition shown above, appeared later, Blue/green boards with elaborate design in gilt of a ship sailing on the sea, titles and quotation to front.Titles and similar to spine.

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The Rubicon Methuen, London, 1894. Published in two volumes (a one volume edition appeared later the same year). Dark green cloth with lettering in gilt to front cover and spine. Frontis. by Reginald Lister. The first one-volume edition states 'fourth edition' on the title page, this is wrong as the first printings in 2-volumes were actually just one edition. All copies have a catalogue at rear dated October 1894 and advertise the new 4th edition.

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The Judgement Books Published by Osgood, McIlvaine & Co & Harper Brothers in the US in 1895, like The Rubicon it was not well received by critics, with elements of 'Jekyll and Hyde' as well as 'The Picture of Dorian Grey'.

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Limitations Published by Innes in 1896. This is the only book to appear in the short-lived Innes imprint. Publisher's vertically ribbed blue cloth lettered and ruled in gilt.

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The Babe, B.A. Published by Putnam in 1897. With six photographic illustrations of iconic Cambridge scenes, Putnam had published it in the USA in1896

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The Vintage published by Methuen in March 1898, with 12 illustrated by G P Jacomb-Hood. Red boards with gilt lettering.

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The Money Market Originally published in Arrowsmith's Christmas Annual, Bristol. 1898. It was reprinted by Nelson c1910. Red boards with gilt titles to spine. (title page shown). The book shown above is the American edition published by DREXEL, BIDDLE in 1899 also seen with a blue cover.

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The Capsina Published by Methuen in 1899 a sequel to 'The Vintage'. Illustrated by G. P. Jacomb-Hood. The last of the Methuen books.

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Mammon and Co. Published by Heinemann in 1899. In this book 'we have one of the first portraits of an effete male character... was he drawing a side of himself that he dared not show to the world?' (Palmer & Lloyd 1988)

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