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Canadian-American (born Canadian) historical, adventure fantasy and science fiction writer. Designated by many as "The king of pulps;" his works appeared in a number of pulp magazines. Pen names: H. Bedford-Jones, Allan Hawkwood, Donald Bedford, Montague Brissard, Cleveland B. Chase, Paul Ferval, Michael Gallister, Gordon Keyne, M. Lassez, George Souli de Mourant, Lucian Pemjean, Margaret Love Sangerson, Charles George Souli, Gordon Stuart, Elliot Whitney, John Wycliffe.
Works
(partial list)
Fiction
- The Cross and the Hammer: A tale of the days of the Vikings ( 1912) illus E. H. Hartke his. fiction
- The Conquest (1914) IA
- Flamehair the Skald: A tale of the days of Hardrede IA
- Blood Royal (1914)
- Under Fire (1915)
- L'Arbre Croche Mission [1] IA
- Sword Flame (1918)
- Nuala O'Malley (from All Story weekly, 1918) [2] Project Gutenberg
- The Opium Ship (1919, 4-part serial in The Thrill Book magazine)
- Pirates' Gold (1920)
- The Mesa Trail (1920) IA : Project Gutenberg
- Bigfoot Joe and Others: Figments of fancy (1920) short stories and poems IA
- Arizona Argonauts (1920) (1924 edition)
- The Mardi Gras Mystery (1921) frontispiece John Newton Howitt
- The Shadow (1922)
- The Second Mate (1922) novella IA (1923, c. 1922)
- The Sheriff of Pecos (1923)
- Mormon Valley (1924)
- The Star Woman (1924) (his. fiction)
- The Temple of the Ten (with W. C. Robertson, 1921, book form 1973)
- Golden Ghost
John Solomon series
(as Allan Hawkwood)
- The Gate of Farewell (1928; in Argosy, Jan–Feb 1914) [Book #1?] IA
- Solomon's Quest (1915)
- Gentleman Solomon (1915; People's Magazine 1915) IA
- Solomon's Carpet (1915; People's Magazine, Oct 1915)
- The Seal of John Solomon (1924; Argosy, 1915)
- John Solomon, Argonaut (1916)
- John Solomon, Retired (1917; People's Magazine Dec 1917)
- Pilgrim Solomon (1917)
- Solomon's Son (1918)
- John Solomon—Supercargo (1924; Argosy 1914)
- John Solomon, Incognito (1925; sl 1921)
- The Shawl of Solomon (1925; sl. 1917)
- The Wizard of the Atlas (1928)
Boy Scouts of the Air
(All authors of the series used the pseudonym Gordon Stuart. Only titles by Bedford-Jones are shown.)
- The Boy Scouts of the Air in the Dismal Swamp (1920)
- The Boy Scouts of the Air at Cape Peril (1921)
- The Boy Scouts of the Air on Baldcrest (1922)
Novellas and short stories from magazines
- "A Discord in Avalon," (novella, New Story Magazine, July, 1914)
- "Rajah of Hell Island" (novella, All-Story Weekly, Mar 24 1917)
- "Bob Bowen comes to Town" (novelette, All-Story Weekly, Nov 2, 1918)
- "The House of Skulls" (novelette, All-Story Weekly, Jan 25, 1919)
- "Four Quarts of Rubies," (3-part serial, All-Story Weekly, June 7-21, 1919)
- "The Opium Ship," (4-part serial, Jul 1-Aug 16 1919)
- "The Second Life of Monsieur the Devil" (3-part serial, Blue Book Magazine, Aug–Oct 1920)
- "The Ship of Shadows" (novella, Blue Book Magazine, Feb 1920)
- "The Brazen Peacock" (3-part serial, Blue Book Magazine, Aug-Oct 1920)
- "The Temple of the Ten" (1921 March 3, Adventure) (nvt) (with W. C. Robertson)
- "Blood of the Eagle" (novella, Munsey's May 1922)
- "Treasure Royal" (novellette, Munsey's Jan 1922)
- "Down the Coast of Barbary," (novelette, All-Story Weekly, Oct 21, 1922)
- "Cactus and Rattlers" (novelette, Blue Book Magazine, Jan. 1924)
- "The Arizona Callahan" (Blue Book, March 1924) nvt
- "Madagascar Gold" (novelette, Blue Book May 1924) nvt [#Trenchard]
- "The Barren Islands" (Blue Book, June 1924) nvt [#Trenchard]
- "South, West and North" (novel, Adventure Oct 30, 1924)
- "Profit Intangible," (novelette, Everybody's, 1925)
Short stories
- "A Personal Problem," (All-Story Cavalier Weekly, July 11, 1914)
- "Clem Frobisher's Man-sized Job" (1916, Wide-Awake) (ss; as by Allan Hawkwood)
- "A Question of Brains," (People's, Feb 10, 1919)
- "Mustered Out" (Argosy and Railroad Man's Magazine, Apr 5 1919)
- "He Swallows Gold" (Argosy and Railroad Man's Magazine, May 3 1919)
- "Irregular Brethren," (Blue Book, Aug 1919)
- "The Ironmaster of Chian Fu" (Blue Book, Apr 1920) ss
- "The Tale of the Tenth Tablet," (Sunday Star, Dec 11 1921)
- "The Emperor's Amulet," (Sunday Star, Dec 18 1921)
- "A Tiger Hilt," (Sunday Star, Dec 25 1921) [#Toptit]
- "Red Amber," (Sunday Star, Jan 1 1922)
- "The Ambassador's Ring," (Sunday Star, Jan 8 1922)
- "The Image of Earth," (Sunday Star, Jan 15 1922)
- "Little Tomtit," (Sunday Star, Jan 22 1922) [#Toptit]
- "Sun, Sand and Soap," (Sunday Star, Jan 29 1922)
- "The Knight Heir," (Munsey's Magazine, Jul 1922)
- "The Quality of Mercy" (Munsey's, 1922)
- "Gallegher of Beaver," (Sunday Star, Jul 1 1923)
- "Ivory Bird Cage," (McClure's, July 1923)
- "The Four Red Circles," (Blue Book Magazine, Nov 1924)
- "The White Jade Seal" (Short Stories, 1924)
- The Trail of Death (The Blue Book Magazine, 1926 Oct–?) series
- "Over Abbeville" (1926 Nov) ss
Poetry
Notes
- Many more eBooks at Project Gutenberg Aus
- ↑ 40 copies, hand-printed by the author and distributed privately. Full name: L'Arbre Croche Mission : A memorable relation briefly setting forth the historical facts and eschewing all fable & legend, as erected by untutored minds, touching upon the justly famed mission of the Crooked Tree
- ↑ 4 installments, Nov. 5-26 1918. Combined by Project Gutenberg volunteers at www.pgdp.net
Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they were published before January 1, 1927.
The author died in 1949, so works by this author are also in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 70 years or less. Works by this author may also be in the public domain in countries and areas with longer native copyright terms that apply the rule of the shorter term to foreign works.
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