Works
- The Jewel of Ynys Galon (1895)
- Battlement and Tower (1896)
- The White Rose of Arno (1897)
- The Shrouded face (1898)
- Y Rhosin Du (1899)
- The Lady of Castell March (1902)
- Old Hendrik's Tales (1904) co-authored with C.L.Vaughan
- Flame-Bearers of Welsh History: Being the outline of the Sons of Cunedda (1905)
- Sweet Rogues (1907)
- Dewi Saint (1907)
- Old Fireproof (1906)
- Vronina (1907)
- Isle Raven (1908)
- A Scout's Story (1908)
- Ou Hendrik se Stories (1908) translated into Dutch
- Lone Tree Lode (1913)
- The Matter of Wales (1913)
- Numerous short stories (1904-1909)
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