Works
- A Trip on the Great Lakes; description of a trip, summer, 1912 (1912) non-fiction IA
- The Great Lakes (1913) non-fiction
- Camping on the Great Lakes (1913) non-fiction
- The River Prophet (1920) frontispiece by Ralph Pallen Coleman PG; hathitrust
- Diamond Tolls (1920) frontispiece by Ralph Pallen Coleman
- "Driftwood" (1921) juvenile Illustrated by George Avison
Works from periodicals
- "The Cruise of the Cadis," (ss) Munsey’s Feb 1906
- "Love's Crossway" (ss) The All-Story Magazine, May 1907
- "A Pearl of Price," (ss) Munsey’s Jul 1908
- "On the Long Road" (ss, Live Wire, August 1908)
- "The Silver Lake Panic," (ss) Munsey’s Jul 1911
- "Nemesis in Good Humor," (ss) Collier’s March 9 1912
- "An Appearance of Evil" (ss, Red Book, Sept 1912)
- "The Gold Mill" (ss) The All-Story Magazine, Dec 1913
- "A Venture in Private Preserves" (ss) The Popular Magazine, Jul 23, 1915
- "Buckshot for a Lady," (ss) Green Book Magazine July 1916
- "The Wolver," (ss) Munsey’s Sep 1917
- "When a Man Schemes" (ss) Argosy, Nov 3, 1917
- "Red Hamblin Entertains (ss) Argosy Weekly, 29 December 1917
- "Robbing Oneself" (ss, Green Book, May 1918)
- "Hoarded Assets," (ss) Scribner’s Jun 1918
- "That Sharp Yankee" (ss) All-Story Weekly, Nov 2, 1918
- "Experience is Everything (ss) Argosy Weekly, Dec 7, 1918
- "An Uninvited Guest" (ss, Detective Story, 30 Dec 1918) [as R. S. Spears]
- "The One-Man Log Drive" Thrill Book May 1, 1919
- "Mice and Men" (ss, Detective Story, 22 July 1919) [as R. S. Spears]
- "Quitting Misery," (ss) Munsey’s Oct 1921
- "A Rascal's Nemesis" (ss, Detective Story, 26 Oct 1920) [as R. S. Spears]
- "Wasted Worries" (ss, Detective Story, 11 June 1921)
- "To Make It Self-Defense" Adventure, Jan 1922
- "River Laughter" Munsey's, Jan 1922
- "The Ripe Peach," (ss) Scribner's Feb 1922
- "The Last Wolf" (ss, Adventure, 10 May 1922)
- "The Desert," (ss) Scribner's Aug 1922
- "The Outlaw Wolf" (ss, Boys' Life, Oct 1922)
- "French Louey's Delay," (ss) Argosy All-Story Weekly Nov 4, 1922
- Lonesome (ss, Adventure, 10 Feb 1923)
- "Spell of the Desert," (ss) Munsey’s Sep 1923
- "When It's in the Heart" Scribner's, Dec 1923
- "A River Combine—Professional" in O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1924 (Reprinted from Argosy All-Story)
- "Riding Back" (ss) Adventure Apr 10 1924
- "A Fifteen-Cent Meal" (ss, Adventure, 20 July 1925)
- Novelettes to novels
- "The Golden Pears" (nv) Munseys Feb 1917
- "Nature and Tim Betine," (ss / nvt) Munsey’s Jun 1917
- "The Way of the Mississippi," (nv) Argosy All-Story Weekly Oct 28, 1922
- The Wolf Pack (novella, Adventure, 8 Nov 1926)
- Non-fiction
- "Central Park in Winter" Munsey’s Feb 1900
- "All in a Policeman's Life" (Junior Munsey, Sept 1900)
- "A Graveyard 4000 Miles Long" Live Wire, August 1908
- "The Epic of the Mississippi," Munsey’s Aug 1919
- "The Furtiveness of Liquor" Outlook Sep 5 1923
- "The Moods of the Mississippi" The Atlantic Monthly Sep 1908
- "The New Adirondacks" (nf) The Outlook, May 24 1916
- "The Story of the Fakirs" Munsey’s April 1900
- "River Life" Adventure Aug 1923
- "Reading the Snow" (nf) The Atlantic Monthly Dec 1908
- "Tourists" Adventure Sep 1923
- "Close-in Lands of Adventure" (ar, Adventure, 20 March 1925)
- "The Best Shots" (ar, Adventure, 10 June 1925)
- "Meanness in the Mountains," (2-part sl) Popular magazine, Dec 15, 1912
- "Levee Holds!," (ss) Collier’s Nov 10 1917
- "Miller of Fiddler's Run," (ss) Collier’s Aug 11 1917
- "Jim Tilon, Wastrel," (ss) Collier’s Jan 19 1918
- "The Tornado—When a man is crazy" (ss) Argosy, Feb 9, 1918
- "Bump," (ss) Collier’s Feb 28 1920
- "Janie and the Waning Glories," (6-part sl), All-Story Weekly, May-June 1920
- "Revenge," (ss) Collier’s Dec 18 1920
- "Ten Thousand Dollars a Wag," (ss) Collier’s Mar 5 1921
- "Button, Button, Who's Got the Button?," (ss) Leslie’s Weekly Nov 19 1921
- "The Flying Coyotes" (sl) Argosy
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