B. M. Croker Short Stories.

We are aware of a number of short-stories by B. M. Croker. Some were later published in books, but others seem to be stand-alone shorts? We would be delighted to hear about any more and to get copies of them, if possible. (The ones we have are marked ** below).  If you can help, please contact us.

B. M. Croker Short-Stories.

• A Comedy of Correspondence. Published in "Pearson's Magazine" (August 1904).

• The Chowkedar. Published in "The Onlooker" (9 December 1905) and in Ash-Tree Press "Annual Macabre" (2000).

• The Cap That Fitted. (below). Published in "The Illustrated London News". (16 November 1901 pp 735-6, illustration by Allan Stewart) and in her book "The Old Cantonment" (1905). **

• The Mad Englishman. Published in "The Cavalier" (October 1909).

(My thanks to Melissa Edmundson for info re above.)

A short story about the Imperial Yeomanry in South Africa and how a young lady's message in a woollen hat had a "happy-ever-after" ending!

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