Derivative Works on Robert Louis Stevenson
Jekyll and Hide, Kidnapped


Drama

Music

Sequels Prequels Retellings

Audio and Radio Adaptations

Comic Books and Graphic Novels

References to Stevensons work in works of fiction

Other Derivative Art

Spurious Quotations

Unclassified Artefacts

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The Derivative Works Section of the RLS Archive lists Films, Drama and Music that have all been inspired by Stevenson’s work. For example, you can find film versions of Jekyll and Hyde (1886), stage versions of Treasure Island (1883) and musical settings for A Child’s Garden of Verses (1885).

You will also find a list of Sequels and Prequels to and Retellings of Stevenson works, and a list of Comic books and Graphic novels adapted from RLS’s writing. You can find a bibliography of Audio & Radio Adaptations of Stevenson’s works and also a list of References to Stevenson’s work in Works of Fiction. You will find a listing called Other Derivative Art, which lists sculptures, woodcuts, painting etc. of Stevenson, as well as illustrations of his works.

In the page called “Spurious Quotations” you can find information about quotes wrongly attributed to Stevenson. Finally, the Unclassified Artefacts page lists games, pubs, etc., that were inspired by Stevenson’s writing.

Top image - poster for a production of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, dramatized by William Haworth and starring Joseph Haworth (1901). Bottom image from Kidnapped by Alan Grant and illus. by Cam Kennedy (Edinburgh: Waverley, 2007).