Novels

• Romance Island (1906) IA : PG
• Mothers to Men (1911) IA : PG
• Christmas: A Story (1912) IA : PG
• Heart's Kindred (1915) IA : PG
• A Daughter of the Morning (1917) IA : PG
• Birth (1918) IA
• Miss Lulu Bett (novel) (1920)
• Faint Perfume (1923)
• Preface to a Life (1926)

Plays

• The Neighbours (1921) (first published in Wisconsin Plays (1914) edited by T. H. Dickinson) IA
• Miss Lulu Bett (play) (1920) (dramatization of her novel) [Pulitzer Prize, 1921]
• Uncle Jimmy (1922)
• Mr. Pitt (1925)

Short story collections

• The Loves of Pelleas and Etarre (1907) IA
  • The Odour of the Ointment — The Matinée — The Path of In-the-Spring — The Elopement — The Dance — The Honeymoon — The Other Two — A Fountain of Gardens — The Baby — The Marriage of Katinka — The Christening — An Interlude — The Return of Endymion — The Golden Wedding — The Wedding — "So the Carpenter encouraged the Goldsmith" — Christmas Roses

• When I Was a Little Girl (1913) IA

• Neighborhood Stories (1914) IA : PG
  • A Great Tree — Exit Charity — The Time has Come — The Face of Friendship Village — The Flood — The Party — The Biggest Business — The Prodigal Guest — Mr. Dombledon — Human — The Homecoming

• Friendship Village (1908) IA : PG
  • The Side Door — The Début — Nobody Sick, Nobody Poor — Covers for Seven — The Shadow of Good Things to Come — Stock — The Big Wind — The Grandma Ladies — Not as the World Giveth — Lonesome—I — Lonesome—II — Of the Sky and Some Rosemary — Top Floor Back — An Epilogue — The Tea Party — What is That in thine Hand? — Put on thy Beautiful Garments — In the Wilderness a Cedar — Herself — The Hidings of Power

• Friendship Village Love Stories (1909) IA : PG
  • Open Arms — Inside June — Miggy — Splendour Town — Different — The Fond Forenoon — Afraid — The Java Entertainment — The Cold Shoulder — Evening Dress — Undern — The Way the World Is — Householdry — Postmarks — Peter — The New Village — Adoption — At Peter's House — The Custodian

• Peace in Friendship Village (1919) IA : PG
  • The Feast of Nations — Peace in Friendship Village — The Story of Jeffro — When Nick Nordman Came Back Home — Being Good to Letty — Something Plus — The Art and Loan Dress Exhibit — Rose Pink — Peace — Dream — The Brother-Man — The Cable — When the Hero Came Home — Folks

Individual short works

• "The Wood of Ydren," (1904 May, Smart Set)
• "A Land a Great Way Off," The Smart Set, Oct 1904
• The Appreciators: A Wooing (play) The Smart Set, Dec 1904
• "Cinderella of the Links" (1905 Mar, Everybody's) (ss)
• "The Other Two" (1905 May, Everybody's) (ss) [The Loves of Pelleas and Etarre]
• "The Motor Adventures of Lady Sibyl," The Smart Set, May 1905
• "The Dance," The Smart Set, Aug 1905 [The Loves of Pelleas and Etarre]
• "Echoes" (1906 June, Everybody's) (ss) [Pelleas, Etarre]
• "The Box on the Grand Tier" (1906, Sunday Magazine) (ss)
• "Peyson's Paint Lady" (1906 Dec, Everybody's) (with Jill Menkey) (ss)
• "This Is a World of Spells" (1906 Sept, Everybody's) (ss) [Pelleas, Etarre]
• "Shadow" (1907, Appleton's) (ss)
• "The Amazing Lady" (1907, Appleton's) (ss) [Pelleas, Etarre]
• "Minerva Lanthorn," (1907 June, Ainslee's)
• "In the Wilderness a Cedar" (1908, Everybody's) (ss) [Friendship Village]
• "The Big Wind" (1908, Everybody's) (ss) [Friendship Village]
• "Top Floor Back," Harper's Magazine, Oct 1908
• "The Way the World Is," American Magazine, Sep 1909
• "The Pattern," (1909 Dec, Red Book)
• "Friday," The Century Magazine, Aug 1914
• "The Time Has Come," (1914 Dec, Everybody's)
• "The Story of Jeffro," (1915 Mar, Everybody's)
• "Lonesome" (1916 June, American Woman) (ss)
• "White Bread," Harper's Monthly Magazine, Jul 1916
• "Arpeggio Courts," Harper's Magazine, Dec 1917
• "Arpeggio and Patriotism," Harper's Magazine, Apr 1918
• "Success and Artie Cherry," Harper's Magazine, May 1919
• "Simon and the Thief" (1921-22, Century) (ss)

Essays and non-fiction

• Civic Improvement in the Little Towns (1913) (pamphlet) https://archive.org/details/civicimprovement00galerich IA]
• "The Novel of Tomorrow" (1922) (in The Novel of Tomorrow and the Scope of Fiction by Twelve American Novelists)

Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they were published before January 1, 1927.

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The author died in 1938, 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 80 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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