Works
- Famous American Composers (1900)
- The Biographical Dictionary of Musicians (1903)
- Excuse Me (1911), novel
- Within These Walls (1923)
- Destiny (1925), novel
- George Washington: The Human Being and the Hero (1926)
- Washington 1789---1933 Roosevelt, article from Cosmopolitan March (1933)
- The Triumphant Clay (1951), novel
- The War of the Mayan King (1952, his final novel)
- The Dozen from Lakerim
- The Love Affairs of Great Musicians, Volume 1 and Volume 2
Hughes' short story "Don't Call Me Madame" was filmed as Tillie and Gus (1933). Another of his stories was filmed as Miss Fane's Baby Is Stolen (1934).
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