Wilkie Collins bibliography

Wilkie Collins, a prominent 19th-century British novelist, wrote numerous works spanning novels, short stories, non-fiction, plays, and collaborative projects. His novels include *Iolani* (written in 1844 but published posthumously in 1999), *Antonina* (1850), *Basil* (1852), *Hide and Seek* (1854), *The Dead Secret* (1856), *A Rogue's Life* (1856/1879), *The Woman in White* (1860), *No Name* (1862), *Armadale* (1866), *The Moonstone* (1868), and many others. His later novels include *Man and Wife* (1870), *Poor Miss Finch* (1872), *The New Magdalen* (1873), *The Law and the Lady* (1875), *The Two Destinies* (1876), *The Haunted Hotel* (1878), and *The Legacy of Cain* (1889). Some works, such as *Blind Love* (1890) and *Jezebel's Daughter* (based on his play *The Red Vial*, 1858), were either unfinished or adapted from earlier projects.

Collins also wrote short fiction, including collaborative efforts with Charles Dickens and others. Notable stories include *A Terribly Strange Bed* (1862). His non-fiction works include *The Memoirs of a Dutiful Son* (1874) and *A Visit to the Mormons* (1875), reflecting his travels and observations.

Collins collaborated on plays such as *No Name* (with Dickens, 1860) and *The Bells* (also with Dickens). His works have been widely adapted into films, television series, and stage productions across various countries and decades, from silent films in the early 20th century to modern adaptations. His contributions to literature earned him recognition for his innovative storytelling and exploration of complex themes.