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American journalist and diplomat. Pen name: W. L. Alden
Works
- The Moral Pirates 1887 ed. (1880) (transcription project)
- Domestic Explosives and Other Sixth Column Fancies. (From the New York Times.) (1877) IA
- Shooting Stars: as observed from the "sixth column" of the Times (1878) IA
- Christopher Columbus: (1440-1506) the first American citizen (by adoption) (1881) IA
- The Cruise of the "Ghost" (1882)
- The Cruise of the Canoe Club (1883) IA
- The Adventures of Jimmy Brown (1885) IA
- Garibaldi's Ideas (1885) hathitrust
- A New Robinson Crusoe (1888) IA
- The Loss of the Swansea; a story of the Florida coast (1889) IA
- Told by the Colonel (1893) (serialised in The Idler, 1892-1893) IA
- Van Wagener's Ways (1898) hathitrust
- For Britain's Soldiers; a contribution to the needs of our fighting men and their families (1900)
- Drewitt's Dream : a story (1902) IA
- Among the Freaks (1902) IA
- Shapes that Haunt the Dusk (1907) IA
- Jimmy Brown Trying to Find Europe (1905)
Individual short stories
- Van Wagener's Ways (1898)
- "Professor's Van Wagener's Eye" (The Idler magazine, Nov 1895)
- The Explosive Dog
- The Flying Cat (as "Van Wagener's Flying Cat" in The Idler, Dec 1896)
- A Scientific Balloon
- "A Tricycle Made for Two" (as "A Tricycle for Two" in Short Stories, Jun 1894)
- "A Flying March" in The Idler, Jul 1896
- Incandescent Cats
- A Scientific Trap
- The Volcanic Valve
- "The Professor's Jump" in The Idler, Aug 1895
- The Fatal Fishing Line
- The Amphibious Torpedo
- The Floating Magnet
- Christmas Games illustrated by Arthur Rackham in Cassell's Magazine, Vol. 29 (1899)
- "The American and Brescia," in Harper's Magazine, Aug 1904
- "Antonio's Englishman," in Short Stories, Aug 1894
- "The Cats of Piacenza" in Harper's Magazine, Aug 1906
- "The Development of Furlani" in The Idler, Jun 1896
- "Foote's Catorium" in The Idler, Sep 1896
- "A Ghost Train" in The Idler, Nov 1895
- "Hopkin's Safe" in The Idler, Vol 6, 1894-1895
- "The Lost Engine" in The Idler, Vol 6, 1894-1895
- "A Montana Divorce Suit" in The Idler, Vol 6, 1894-1895
- "Monty's Tale" in Lords of the Housetops: Thirteen Cat Tales (1921) by various authors PG (full book)
- "Passing" (ss) Scribner's Magazine, Dec 1906
- "Psmith of Pavia: a mystery," in Harper's Magazine, Feb 1907
- "A Sleeping-Car Tragedy" in The Idler, vol 9, 1896
- "The St. Bernard Myth," in Short Stories, Mar 1894
- "A Very Satisfactory Fog," in Windsor, 1895
Works about Alden
- "Alden, William Livingston," in The Biographical Dictionary of America, Boston: American Biographical Society (1906)
Works by this author published before January 1, 1927 are in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago. Translations or editions published later may be copyrighted. Posthumous works may be copyrighted based on how long they have been published in certain countries and areas.
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