Works
- Singing Mouse Stories, 1895
- Story of the Cowboy, 1897
- Girl at the Halfway House, 1900
- Mississippi Bubble, 1902
- Way to the West, 1903
- Law of the Land, 1905
- Heart's Desire, 1905
- King of Gee-Whiz, 1906
- Story of the Outlaw, 1906
- Way of a Man, 1907
- 54-40 or Fight, 1909
- The Sowing, 1909
- Young Alaskans, 1910
- Purchase Price, 1911
- John Rawn, 1912
- Lady and the Pirate, 1913
- Out of Doors, 1913
- Young Alaskans in the Rockies, 1913
- Young Alaskans on the Trail, 1914
- Getting a Wrong Start (Autobiography), 1915
- Man Next Door, 1916
- Magnificent Adventure, 1916
- Let Us Go Afield, 1916
- Broken Gate, 1917
- Way Out, 1918
- Passing of the Frontier, 1918
- Young Alaskans in the Far North, 1918
- The Web, 1919
- The Sagebrusher, 1919
- Covered Wagon, 1922
- North of 36, 1923
- Mother of Gold, 1924
- Ship of Souls, 1925
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