 The play "George a Greene" has sometimes been attributed to Greene's pen.Burby often worked with the printers John Danter and Simon Stafford, as with many of the texts listed above.Also in 1594, Burby published "The Second Report of Doctor Faustus, Containing His Appearances, and the Deeds of Wagner" – an anonymous prose work that elaborated the story of the magician, and which was written to capitalise on the success of Marlowe's famous play "Doctor Faustus."