Works
- Conquering the Arctic Ice (1909)
- Tre Aar par Grönlands Ostkyst (1914)
- Norden For Lov og Ret, a story (1920)
- translated as Frozen Justice (1922)
- John Dale, a novel (1921)
- Two Against the Ice, with a foreword by Lawrence Millman (Steerforth Press, 2003)
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