Author: Vane Ireton St. John
Author: Vane Ireton St. John (1838–1911)
Biography: Journalist, author, and editor. Son of James Augustus St. John. See entry in DNB.
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References: DNB (under Sir Spencer Buckingham St. John)
Fiction Titles:
- St. Eustace: or, The Hundred-and-One. A Novel. 3 vol. London: T. C. Newby, 1857.
- Under-Currents: A Novel of Our Day. 3 vol. London: Tinsley Brothers, 1860.
- The Chain of Destiny: A Novel. 1 vol. London: Ward and Lock, 1862.
- The Roadside Inn: Founded upon the Populuar Drama Performed at the Royal Lyceum Theatre. 1 vol. London: C. H. Clarke, 1866.
- The Young Apprentice: or, The Watch-words of Old London. 1 vol. London: Newsagents' Publishing Co., 1868.
- Who Shall be Leader?: The Story of Two Boys' Lives. 1 vol. London: Office of The Boys of England, 1870.
- The Rival Apprentices: A Tale of the Riots of 1780. 1 vol. London: Office of The Boys of England, 1870.
- Rupert Dreadnought: or, The Secrets of the Iron Chest. 1 vol. London: Edwin J. Brett, 1870.
- The Night-Guard: or, The Secret of the Five Masks. 1 vol. London: Edwin J. Brett, 1875.
- The Rightful Heir: A Romance of the Days of Good Queen Bess. 1 vol. London: Office of The Boys of England, 1875.