A Rogue's Life
by Wilkie Collins | 
After Dark
by Wilkie Collins | 
The Two Destinies
by Wilkie Collins | 
The Queen of Hearts
by Wilkie Collins | 
The Moonstone
by Wilkie Collins | 
No Name
by Wilkie Collins | 
Armadale
by Wilkie Collins | 
Man and Wife
by Wilkie Collins | 
The Dead Secret
by Wilkie Collins | 
The Evil Genius
by Wilkie Collins | 
Poor Miss Finch
by Wilkie Collins | 
The Law and the Lady
by Wilkie Collins | 
Hide and Seek
by Wilkie Collins | 
The Man with the Golden Arm
by Nelson Algren | 
The Mystery of Edwin Drood
by Charles Dickens | 
The Middle of Things
by J. S. Fletcher | 
Stamboul Train
by Graham Greene | 
A House to Let
by Wilkie Collins | 
The Grand Babylon Hotel
by Arnold Bennett | 
The Woman in White
by Wilkie Collins |
Blind Love is Wilkie Collin's final novel. Although he did not live to complete the work, he left detailed plans for the last third of this novel which were faithfully executed by his colleague, the popular author Sir Walter Besant. The novel is set during the Irish Land War of the early 1880s and tells the story of Iris Henley, an independent young woman who marries the "wild" Lord Harry Norland, a member of an Irish secret society, and becomes unhappily drawn into a conspiracy plot." The Broadview edition of Blind Love includes a critical introduction and primary source materials that address the novel's focus on movements for Irish independence. Appendices include newspaper acconts of Ireland during the Land War and of the fraud case on which Collins based his story, articles reacting to Collins's sudden death, Punch cartoons depicting the English attitudes toward the Irish, and contemporary reviews.