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A Complete Bibliography of the Works of Eleanor M. Ingram

This is a work in progress. Much bibliographical data has been taken from The FictionMags Index; it has been verified by autopsy wherever possible and supplemented with our own research efforts. If you have any corrections or additions, please contact the site maintainer!

Novels on Project Gutenberg are available in a variety of formats, including .html, plaintext and .epub. The Internet Archive, Hathitrust, and Google Books have .pdf scans of original magazines and books only. One goal of this site is to make these stories (especially the ones for which the scans are poor quality) available in .html format, and stories marked with an * have been transcribed and link to text versions on this site. All of Eleanor M. Ingram's works are in the public domain.

Novels

• (1909) The Game and the Candle. Illustrations by P.D. Johnson. Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Company. [Read on Project Gutenberg]
• previously published as "The Payment" Gunter’s Magazine Vol 8 no. 5 (Dec. 1908) pp. 641ff.
• (1910) The Flying Mercury. Illustrations by Edmund Frederick. Decorations by Bertha Stuart. Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Company. [Read on Project Gutenberg]
• previously published as "The Substitute: A Romance of the Automobile" Lippincott's Magazine Vol 85 no. 510 (March 1910) pp. 257-312. [Read on Google Books]
• (1911) Stanton Wins. Illustrations by Edmund Frederick. Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Company. [Read on Hathi Trust]
• Translated into Finnish as Kuoleman uhalla by Kustaa Kallijärvi. Hämeenlinna: Arvi A. Karisto, 1912. [Read on Project Gutenberg]
• Translated into Danish as Mester-Chaufføren by Henny Bauditz. Hasselbalch, 1917. [source]
• (1912) From the Car Behind. Illustrations by James Montgomery Flagg. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott. [Read on Project Gutenberg]
• previously published in Lippincott's Magazine Vol 85 no. 523 (July 1911) pp. 1-83. [Read on Google Books]
• Translated into Danish as Den røde Rose. Roman. by Henny Bauditz. Jespersen and Pio, 1926. [source]
• (1913) The Unafraid. Illustrations by Edmund Frederick. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott. [Read on Google Books]
• Translated into Danish as Den Uforfærdede by Henny Bauditz. Newspaper Serial, 1922. [source]
• (1915) A Man's Hearth. Illustrations by Edmund Frederick. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott. [Read on Project Gutenberg]
• Previously published (? in partial version?) in All-Story Weekly Vol 49 no. 2 (11 Sept. 1915) pp. 193-236.
• Translated into Danish as Millionær! by Henny Bauditz. Hasselbalch, 1922. [source]
• (1917) The Twice American. Illustrations by Edmund Frederick. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott. [Read on Google Books]
• Previously published in part as "The House of the Little Shoes" Munsey's Magazine Vol 58 No. 3 (Aug. 1916) pp. 544-76. [Read on Hathi Trust]
• (1921) The Thing From the Lake. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott. [Read on Project Gutenberg]
• Reprinted by Arno Press [New York] 1976. ISBN: 978-0-405081-40-8
• Republished with introduction and annotations by S.T. Joshi, Sarnath Press [Seattle] 2017. ISBN: 978-1-521954-24-9
• Translated into Spanish as La cosa del lago by Sergio Mars, ed. Antonio Rivas, Editorial La Magnifica 2023. ISBN:978-84-125158-6-2
• Republished with introduction and notes by Gina R. Collia, Nezu Press [Exeter] 2025. ISBN: 978-1-917113-07-6

Novellas and Short Stories

• [as translator] "Photographs" Short Stories Magazine (May 1902) pp. 191-97. Translation of “Retratos” by Angel Salcedo Ruiz, La Ilustración católica no. 22 (5 August 1888) p. 8-9 [Read the original on Hemeroteca digital de la Biblioteca nacional de España].
• Reprinted without translator’s attribution in Tales From the Italian and Spanish. New York, The Review of Reviews Company, pp. 255-61. [Read on Googlebooks]
• *"The Duke, the Slipper, and Dolores" Short Stories Magazine Vol. 48 no. 1 (Oct. 1902) pp. 90-102.
• Reprinted as "The Duke and Dolores" in The Idler Vol. 22 no.4 (Jan. 1903) pp. 422-28. [Read on Hathi Trust]
• *"Eric's Invasion" The Monthly Story Magazine Vol. 2 no. 4 (Feb. 1906) pp. 775-779. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• *"The Late Conspiracy" The Monthly Story Magazine Vol. 3 no. 2 (June. 1906) pp. 357-63. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• *"Two Windows" The Bohemian Vol. 10 no. 6 (June 1906) pp. 604-612. [Read on Hathi Trust]
• *"I Am the Emperor" The Red Book Magazine Vol. 7 no. 3 (July 1906) pp. 383-388. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• Translated into Danish as "Jeg er Kejseren" by Alfi Muriel Zangenberg, illustrated by V. Jastrau, in Trykt i Hjemmets Noveller vol. 3 no. 4(Jan. 1907), pp. 166-171. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• *"The Alien", The Bohemian Vol. 11 no. 4 (Oct. 1906) pp. 376-384. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• "The Honor of a Plebeian" The Bohemian Vol. 12 no.2 (Feb. 1907) pp. 190-97. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• *"A Balkan Tangle" Short Stories Magazine Vol 65 no. 3 (March 1907) pp. 257-75. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• *"Ilaria" The All-Story Magazine (July 1907) pp. 475-84. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• "Prince Scheherazade" Short Stories Magazine Vol 67. no. 2 (Aug. 1907) pp. 188-200. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• Reprinted in The Washington Post 7 July 1918.
• "The Patricians" The Bohemian Vol. 13 No. 3 (September 1907).
• *"Don Estevan's Honor" The All-Story Magazine Vol. 9, nos. 1-4, Vol. 10 no. 1 (Sept 1907-Jan. 1908) pp. 1-17, 215-228, 438-55, 647-59, 96-104. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• *"The Subjugation of Rudolph" Short Stories Magazine Vol. 68 no. 3 (Dec. 1907) pp. 268-82. [Read on Hathi Trust]
• "The Service of the Temple" The Bohemian Vol 14 no. 4 (April 1908) pp. 460-465. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• "The Harvest of Dreams" The Bohemian Vol 15 no. 1 (July 1908) pp. 44-50. [Read on Google Books]
• "A Galvez with the Gray Eyes" The Smart Set Vol 25 no. 3 (July 1908) p.64ff.[Read on Hathi Trust]
• "Not a Sparrow Falleth" with drawings by H.S. Potter, The Circle Magazine Vol 4 no. 2 (Aug. 1908) pp. 78-79. [Read on Hathi Trust]
• *"The Unexpected" Short Stories Magazine Vol. 70 no. 2 (Aug. 1908) page 107-20. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• "Amethyst Windows" illustrated by Edmund Frederick, The Red Book Magazine Vol 11 no. 5 (Sept. 1908) pp. 715-26. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• "An Aristocrat" The Cavalier Vol. 1 nos. 2-3 (Nov.-Dec. 1908) pp. 195-206, 525-540. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• "The Payment", illust. Victor Pérard, Gunter’s Magazine Vol 8 no. 5 (Dec. 1908) pp. 641-704. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• Subsequently published as The Game and the Candle. Illustrations by P.D. Johnson. Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Company (1909). [Read on Project Gutenberg]
• *"His Day" Short Stories Magazine Vol 71 no. 1 (Jan. 1909), unnumbered.
• Reprinted in Golden Stories: A Selection of the Best Fiction By the Foremost Writers Vol. 2. (1909). New York: The Short Story Company. Unnumbered. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• "The Gracious Game" The Grand Magazine Vol 9 no. 49 (Feb. 1909) pp. 72-78.
• Reprinted in Strand Magazine (US) with illustrations by H.A. Hogg. Vol. 41 no. 243 (April 1911) pp. 396-402. [Read on Google Books]
• "The Visionaries" The Bohemian Vol. 16 No. 2 (February 1909).
• *"The Lesson", illust. J.A. Lemon, Gunter’s Magazine, Vol. 9 no. 2 (March 1909) pp. 282-295. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• Reprinted in The Red Magazine Vol.4 no. 20 (Jan. 1910) pp. 223-235.
• *"An American" The Bohemian, Vol 16 no. 6 (June 1909) pp. 817-826. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• *"The Jesters" Lippincott’s Magazine Vol 84 no. 2 (Aug. 1909) pp. 216-27. [Read on Google Books]
• "Around the Corner" Young's Magazine vol. 18 no.3 (Sept. 1909) pp.
• "A Moroccan Vendetta” Young’s Magazine vol. 18 no. 6 (Dec. 1909) pp.
• *"The Last Throw", illust. Harry Leonard, [Duke Guido del’Isoletto #1] Gunter’s Magazine Vol. 10 no. 2 (Sept. 1909) pp. 147-58. [Read on the Internet Archive]
• *"Two Who Learned", illust. H.H. Leonard, [Duke Guido del’Isoletto #2] Gunter’s Magazine Vol. 10 no. 3 (Oct. 1909) pp. 146-55. [Read on the Internet Archive]
• *"The Justice of Guido", illust. Robert A. Graef [Duke Guido del’Isoletto #3] Gunter’s Magazine Vol 10 no. 6 (Jan. 1910) page 119-30.
• Reprinted in The Red Magazine Vol. 5 no. 27 (15 May 1910) pp. 374-385
• "The Heart of Clelia", illust. J.A. Lemon, [Duke Guido del’Isoletto #4a] Gunter’s Magazine Vol. 11 no. 2 (March 1910) pp. 113-22.
• "The Substitute: A Romance of the Automobile" Lippincott's Magazine Vol 85 no. 510 (March 1910) pp. 257-312. [Read on Google Books]
• Subsequently published as The Flying Mercury. Illustrations by Edmund Frederick. Decorations by Bertha Stuart. Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Company (1910). [Read on Project Gutenberg]
• *"The Honor of Valdi" [Duke Guido del’Isoletto #5] Gunter’s Magazine Vol. 11 no. 3 (April 1910) page 151
• Reprinted in Cassell's Magazine with illustration by John Cameron, Vol. 50 no. 5 (Sept. 1910) pp. 482-490. [Read on the Internet Archive]
• *"The Heart of Princess Rosario", illust. by John Cameron [Duke Guido del'Isoletto #4b] Cassell’s Magazine Vol. 50 no. 2 (June 1910) pp. 140-48. [Read on the Internet Archive]
• Reprinted in Toronto Saturday Night 3 September 1910.[Read on The Internet Archive]
• "The Road to Paradise" The Progress Magazine Vol. 10 no. 4 (June 1910) pp. 100-4. [Read on the Internet Archive]
• *"The Chauffeur" Lippincott’s Magazine Vol 85 no. 5 (June 1910) pp. 751-59. [Read on Google Books]
• Reprinted in Nash's Magazine Vol. 3 no. 17 (Aug. 1910) pp. 1095-1102.
• *"Denis of the Course" with drawings by Arthur E. Jameson, Leslie’s Weekly (25 August 1910) pp. 182, 194. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• "The Amazing Adventure" illustrated by Edmund Frederick, The Red Book Magazine Vol. 15 no. 6 (Oct. 1910) pp. 1100-11. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• Reprinted in The New Magazine [UK] Vol. 4 n. 22 (Jan. 1911) pp. 483-93.
• *"The Duel" The All-Story Magazine [US = UK] Vol. 18 no. 2 (Oct. 1910) pp. 204-213. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• "From the Car Behind" in Lippincott's Magazine Vol 85 no. 523 (July 1911) pp. 1-83. [Read on Google Books]
• Subsequently published as From the Car Behind. Illustrations by James Montgomery Flagg. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott (1912). [Read on Project Gutenberg]
• "The Rose Colored Scarf" illustrated by Edmund Frederick, The Red Book Magazine Vol 17 no. 4 (Aug. 1911) pp. 635-46. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• Reprinted in Pearson's Magazine Vol. 32 no. 4 [whole no. 190] (Oct. 1911) pp. 424-33.
• Reprinted in The Green Book Magazine (with uncredited illustrations) Vol. 25 no. 6 (June 1921) pp. 42-45, 110-111. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• Reprinted in Hutchinson's Magazine Vol. 5 no. 27 (Sept. 1921) pp. 270-280.
• "Conquered" Young's Magazine Vol 22 no. 2 (Aug. 1911) pp. 242-49.
• *"His Neighbor’s Son" The Cavalier and the Scrap Book Vol 11 no. 2 (January 13 1912) pp. 222-227. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• "Any Other Name" The Red Book Magazine Vol 18 no. 5 (March 1912) pp. 840-6. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• "The Stolen Woman" Lippincott’s Magazine Vol 89 no. 532 (March 1912) pp. 481-527. [Read on Google Books]
• "His Play-Day" The Cavalier Vol. 15 no. 1 (April 27 1912) pp. 169-176. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• "Diet" The Cavalier Vol 16 no. 3 (8 June 1912) pp. 497-504. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• *"The Impersonator" The Smart Set Vol 38 no. 1 (Sept. 1912) pp. 121-28. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• *"Lady Impossible" The Cavalier Vol. 20 no. 4 (5 October 1912) pp. 711-19. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• "Shifting Sands" The Cavalier Vol. 24 no. 3, (18 Jan. 1913) pp. 498-526. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• Serialized in various American newspapers by Thompson's Feature Service (1922).
• "The Highway" Lippincott’s Magazine Vol 91 no. 2, February 1913, page 209-18. [Read on Google Books]
• *"The Whirlpool" The Cavalier Vol. 27 no.2 (4 April 1913) pp. 307-28. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• *"Lucifer's Wife" The Cavalier Vol. 29 no.3 (7 June 1913) pp. 426-59. [Read on The Internet Archive]
• *"The Egerton Standard" Lippincott’s Magazine Vol 92 no. 548 (Aug. 1913) page 145-90. [Read on Google Books]
• "The Spy" All-Story Weekly (15 May 1915) pp. 112ff.
• Reprinted in The New Magazine (UK) Vol. 14 no. 78 (Sept. 1915) pp.795-809
• Reprinted in The Adelaide Evening Journal 16 Oct. 1915. [Read on Trove Australia]
• "A Man's Hearth" All-Story Weekly Vol 49 no. 2 (11 Sept. 1915) pp. 193-236.
• Subsequently published (? in expanded version?) as A Man's Hearth. Illustrations by Edmund Frederick. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott (1915). [Read on Project Gutenberg]
• "The House of the Little Shoes" Munsey's Magazine Vol 58 No. 3 (Aug. 1916) pp. 544-76. [Read on Hathi Trust]
• Expanded and revised as The Twice American. Illustrations by Edmund Frederick. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott (1917). [Read on Google Books]
• "Understanding Adora" All-Story Weekly Vol 64 no. 1 (28 Oct. 1916) pp. 42-74 [Read on the Internet Archive]
• "The King's Noon" illustrated by J. Scott Williams, Munsey’s Magazine Vol. 64 no. 3 (Sept. 1918) pp. 733-40. [Read on Hathi Trust]
• Reprinted in The New Magazine [UK] Vol. 21 no. 124 (July 1919) pp. 336-43.
• Reprinted in The Argosy [UK] Vol. 10 no. 64 (Sept. 1931) pp. 81-86
• "A Girl Named Rose" illustrated by F. McAnelly, Munsey’s Magazine Vol. 68 no. 2 (Nov. 1919), pp. 247-58. [Read on Hathi Trust]
• Reprinted in The Grand Magazine Vol. 37 No. 182 (April 1920), pp.151-160.

Film Adaptations

Sources: Richard E. Braff, The Braff silent short film working-papers: over 25,000 films, 1903-1929, alphabetized and indexed. McFarland and Company, 2002; IMDB; Progressive Silent Film List

• (1913) The Stolen Woman (Reliance-Mutual, 13 September 1913), 2 reels. Script adapted from Eleanor M. Ingram's "The Stolen Woman" (1912) Cast: Alan Hale, Irving Cummings (Estien Randolph), Rosemary Theby (Frances, Huyden), Alan Hale (Lewis Granton), George De Carleton, Louise Ducey, Ralph Lewis [Braff no. 21449]
• (1915) The Unafraid (Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play Company, 20 March 1915), four reels. Directed by Cecil B. DeMille; script adapted by Cecil B. DeMille from Eleanor M. Ingram's The Unfraid (1913); Art direction by Wilfred Buckland; Cinematography by Alvin Wyckoff; film eding by Cecil B. DeMille. Cast: Rita Jolivet (Delight Warren), House Peters (Stefan Balsic), Page Peters (Michael Balsic); William Elmer (Jack McCarty), Lawrence Peyton (Danilo Lesendra), Theodore Roberts (Dual Empire Secret Agent), Al Ernest Garcia (Joseph), Marjorie Daw (Irenya), Raymond Hatton (Bosnian Valet), Gertrude Kellar (Countess Novna).
• Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play Company, I. (1915) The Unafraid. Library of Congress Motion picture copyright descriptions collection. Class L, 1012-1977. [Manuscript/Mixed Material] https://www.loc.gov/item/s1229l04770/
• (1916) The Rose-Colored Scarf (Universal Gold Seal, 6 June 1916), 2 reels. Directed by William Worthington; Adapted by Ben Cohn from Eleanor M. Ingram's "The Rose-Colored Scarf"(1911). Cast: Herbert Rawlinson (Roger Darrell), Agnes Vernon (Sylvia Carrington), William Canfield (Frank Carrington). [Braff no. 19097]
• Universal Film Manufacturing Company, I. (1916)The Rose Colored Scarf. Library of Congress Motion picture copyright descriptions collection. Class L, 1912-1977. [Manuscript/Mixed Material] https://www.loc.gov/item/s1229l08380/.
• (1917) The Little Shoes (Essanay Film Manufacturing Company, 13 January 1917), 5 reels. Directed by Arthur Berthelet; script adapted by Edward T. Lowe, Jr. from Eleanor M. Ingram's "The House of the Little Shoes" (1916). Cast: Henry B. Walthall (David Noel), Mary Charleson (Rosiland Arloff), Mary McAllister (Rosiland Arloff, age 10), Ullrich Haupt (Vasili Arloff), Patrick Calhoun (Abel), Victor Benoit (Valdez), Bowditch M. Turner (Benito), Jack Paul (Young David Noel).
• Essanay Film Manufacturing Company. (1917) Little Shoes. Library of Congress Motion picture copyright descriptions collection. Class L, 1912-1977. [Manuscript/Mixed Material] https://www.loc.gov/item/s1229l09985/
• (1917) The Amazing Adventure (Universal Rex, 8 March 1917), 2 reels. Directed by Burton George; Script adapted by Harvey Gates from Eleanor M. Ingram's "The Amazing Adventure" (1910). Cast: Roberta Wilson (Eleanor Ferrol), Charles Perley (Geoffrey Harland), Miss Gillette (Maid), Hayward Mack (Detective), Kingsley Benedict. [Braff no. 552]
• Universal Film Manufacturing Company, I. (1917) The Amazing Adventure. Library of Congress Motion picture copyright descriptions collection. Class L, 1912-1977. [Manuscript/Mixed Material] https://www.loc.gov/item/s1229l10232/.