Books
- Life Among Lobsters (1902)
- The Conquering Christ (1909-1910) (with separate student manual)
- The Senior Teacher (1910)
- The Joys of Nudism (1934)
- The ABC of Nudism: An illustrated handbook on the movement in America, its practice and philosophy (1934)
- Why Nudism: What contribution can the American nudist movement make to happier human lives? (1949)
- Evolutionary Psychology: Hints as to Its Factors, Importance, Uses, and Resulting Changes for Our Whole Social Order (co-authored with Theodore Schroeder, 1949)
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