Author

Robert Louis Stevenson

6 series · 218 standalones · 266 works in the catalog

1850–1894 · Howard Place, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

Robert Louis Stevenson was a Scottish novelist, essayist, poet and travel writer. He is best known for the novels Treasure Island (1883), Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (1886), and Kidnapped (1886) and for the poetry collection A Child's Garden of Verses (1885).

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horror
gothic
literary & general
adventure
mystery & detective
fantasy

Series

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde(24 works)
The Dynamiter(15 works)
The Rajah's Diamond(5 works)
The Suicide Club(4 works)

Works

Type

Genre

25 of 266 works

The Charity Bazaar1868short story
A Lodging for the Night1877novelette
An Old Song1877novelette
Providence and the Guitar1878novelette
Story of the BandboxThe Rajah's Diamond1878novelette
Story of the House with the Green BlindsThe Rajah's Diamond1878novelette
Story of the Physician and the Saratoga TrunkThe Suicide Club1878novelette
Story of the Young Man in Holy OrdersThe Rajah's Diamond1878short story
Story of the Young Man with the Cream TartsThe Suicide Club1878novelettemystery & detective
The Adventure of Prince Florizel and a DetectiveThe Rajah's Diamond1878short story
The Adventure of the Hansom CabThe Suicide Club1878novelette
The Rajah's Diamond (1878 novella)The Rajah's Diamond1878novellaadventure
The Sire de Malétroit's Door1878short story
The Suicide ClubThe Suicide Club1878novellamystery & detective
Will o' the Mill1878novelette
The Story of a Lie1879novelette
Thrawn Janet1881short storyhorror
New Arabian Nights1882collectionadventure
The Pavilion on the Links1882novella
The Rajah's Diamond (1882 collection)1882collectionmystery & detective
The Treasure of Franchard1883novelette
Foreign Lands1884poem
North-West Passage1884poem
The Body Snatcher1884short storyhorror
The Land of Counterpane1884poem