Outros trabalhos

(1864) Novel: "Uncle Silas". NOTE: Filmed as A Cativa do Castelo (1947), El misterioso tío Sylas (1947), The Dark Angel (1989), Onkel Silas (1977), Uncle Silas (1968).

(1871) Novel: "Carmilla". NOTE: Filmed as A Noiva Ensanguentada (1972), Vampires vs. Zombies (2004), Alucarda (1977), Sonhos Alucinantes (1971), Atração Mortal (1970), O Túmulo do Horror (1964), Rosas de Sangue (1960), Carmilla (1989), Carmilla: Le coeur pétrifié (1988), Carmilla (1980), Carmilla (1966)

(1945) Story: "Green Tea".

Novel: "Styria:. NOTE: Ffilmed as Styria (2014).

Novel: "Marcilla". NOTE: Filmed as Marcilla (2003).

(1872) Story: "The Room in the Dragon Volant". NOTE: Filmed as The Sleep of Death (1980), The Flying Dragon (1966), The Cat and the Canary (1960).

(1994) Stage: Wrote "Uncle Silas," adapted / directed by Mike Alfreds for the Cambridge Theatre Company Tour with Anne-Marie Duff, Terence Wilton, Sam Cox and Carolyn Johns in the cast.

(1850) Poem: "Shamus O'Brien". NOTE: Filmed as Shamus O'Brien (1912), Shamus O'Brien; or, Saved from the Scaffold (1905).

(1869) Novel: "The Wyvern Mystery". NOTE: Filmed as O Mistério De Wyvern (2000),

(1839) Novel: "Histoire d'une famille de Tyrone". NOTE: Filmed as Une soirée au bungalow (1969).

(1838) Story: "The Ghost and the Bone-Setter".

(11/1/74-12/12/74) Stage: Wrote source material (novel, "Carmilla") adapted by David Campton into a play, "Countess Dracula," at the Actors Theatre of Louisville (Mainstage) in Louisville, KY, with Scott Porter ("Capt. field"), Jeffrey Duncan Jones ("Ivan"); Patricia Pearcy ("Laura"); Adale O'Brien ('Mme. Perrodon"); Bob Burrus ("Col. Smithson"); Wanda Bimson ("Carmilla, the Countess Dracula") and Michael Gross ("Dr. Spielsberg") in the cast. Charles Kerr was director.

(1839) Short story: "Schalcken the Painter". NOTE: Filmed as Schalcken, o Pintor (1979).