Tedious Brief Tales of Granta and Gramarye

From October 1910, a series of stories appeared in The Cambridge Review, The Gownsman and Chanticlere (the College Magazine), by a writer called 'Ingulphus'. The true identity of their creator remained unknown until they were collected together in 1919 and published by W. Heffer & Sons as Tedious Brief Tales of Granta and Gramarye, when the author was given as Ingulphus, with ‘Arthur Gray, Master of Jesus College’ added in parentheses on the title page. 

A third reprint appeared in 2008, published by Ash-Tree Press. A limited edition, with dust jacket (see cover photo below), which contains the original poem and nine tales in addition to the extra story, 'Suggestion'.

• Introduction 
• To Two Cambridge Magicians · pm The Cambridge Review May 5 ’15
• The Everlasting Club · ss The Cambridge Review Oct 27 ’10
• The Treasure of John Badcoke · ss Chanticlere #54 ’10
• The True History of Anthony Ffryar · ss The Cambridge Review Feb 16 ’11
• The Necromancer · ss The Cambridge Review Oct 17 ’12
• Brother John’s Bequest · ss The Cambridge Review Nov 28 ’12
• The Burden of Dead Books · ss
• Thankfull Thomas · ss The Cambridge Review Jan 22 ’14
• The Palladium · ss The Cambridge Review Jan 27 ’15
• The Sacrist of Saint Radegund · ss Chanticlere #56 ’11
• Suggestion · ss The Cambridge Review Oct 23 ’25 (+1)

Limited to 400 copies