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Joseph Jorkens (usually
referred to
simply as
Jorkens) is the lead
character in over 150
short stories written between 1925 and 1957 by the
Irish author...
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publication data, and
unearthed works such as the Last Book of
Jorkens and some "loose"
Jorkens stories,
plays including The
Ginger Cat, and a set of short...
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Tales of Mr.
Joseph Jorkens,
first published in
London by G. P. Putnam's Sons in April, 1931 (and then in the USA), and
Jorkens Remembers Africa, first...
- as an
introduction to a
volume of The
Collected Jorkens. The
essay acknowledges the link
between Jorkens and
Tales from the
White Hart.
Manly Wade Wellman...
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Jorkens Remembers Africa is a
collection of
fantasy short stories,
narrated by Mr.
Joseph Jorkens, by
writer Lord Dunsany. It was
first published in New...
- The
Travel Tales of Mr.
Joseph Jorkens Jorkens Remembers Africa Jorkens Has a
Large Whiskey The
Fourth Book of
Jorkens The Man Who Ate the
Phoenix The...
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Jorkens Tales by Lord
Dunsany (many but not all are fantasies)
collected in The
Travel Tales of Mr.
Joseph Jorkens,
Jorkens Remembers Africa,
Jorkens...
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include John
Kendrick Bangs' A
Houseboat on the Styx (1895), Lord Dunsany's "
Jorkens" stories, and
Maurice Richardson's The
Exploits of
Englebrecht (1950)....
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Charles Willis. The
style and
nature of the
stories was
inspired by the
Jorkens stories of the
writer Lord Dunsany, whom
Clarke admired and with whom he...
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Jorkens Borrows Another Whiskey is a
collection of
fantasy short stories,
narrated by Mr.
Joseph Jorkens, by
writer Lord Dunsany. It was
first published...
