 Alongside her work in the "Yellow Book", D'Arcy also published in "Argosy", "Blackwood's Magazine", and "Temple Bar".Her work on the "Yellow Book" bought her into contact with the publisher John Lane, who initially published her collection of short stories, "Monochromes" (1895), and went to publish her further works, "Modern Instances" (1898), and "The Bishop’s Dilemma" (1898), under the Bodley Head imprint.As well as writing fiction, D'Arcy also translated into English André Maurois's biography of Percy Bysshe Shelley, "Ariel" (1924).