The W.W. Jacobs Periodical Bibliography, compiled by John Jascoll, The Hazelwood Press, 1996

The work of W. W. Jacobs (1863–1943) occupies a distinctive place in late Victorian and early twentieth-century literature, combining humour, character-driven storytelling and occasional elements of the macabre. Best known for his classic tale The Monkey's Paw, Jacobs wrote extensively about everyday life along the Thames estuary and in London’s dockside communities, drawing on his experience in the civil service. His stories are noted for their economical style, sharp observation and memorable twists, ranging from light comic sketches of maritime life to darker, more unsettling narratives.

The W.W. Jacobs Periodical Bibliography, compiled by John Jascoll. Now scarce.

Published by The Hazelwood Press, Lancaster, PA. 1996 first edition. 

A fine spiral bound hardback (stiff card covers covered with clear laminate outers).

Text is bright and clean throughout. A few light small spots to text block edge. 

Text in English.

74pp.

Dimensions: approx 281mm high x 240mm wide x 10mm deep.
Weight: approx 359g (unpacked)