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THE WORKS OF
THOMAS CHARLES BRIDGES
A BIBLIOGRAPHY BY ROY GLASHAN
First published by Roy Glashan's Library,
2018©
Version Date: 2024-10-08
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The British author Thomas Charles Bridges, who wrote as "T.C. Bridges," "Tom Bridges" and "Christopher Beck," "Martin Shaw" and "John N. Stanton,"[*] was born in Bagnères de Bigorre, France, on 22 August 1868. The son of a clergyman, he was educated at Marlborough College in Wiltshire, England.
In 1886 Bridges went to Florida to work on an orange plantation. After eight financially unprofitable years he returned to England in 1894, almost penniless, and decided to try his hand at writing.
His first two articles on fishing in Florida appeared in The Field. The earliest work documented in the course of research for this bibliography was an article titled "Kill or Cure" that appeared in The Penny Pictorial Magazine on 15 July 1899.
Bridges wrote free-lance contributions for many periodicals, eventually joining the staff of Answers, a weekly published by the Amalgamated Press, London, as a sub-editor. He worked for this magazine for some four years, at the end of which he resigned to concentrate on free-lance writing.
Bridges' works were often syndicated for publication in other countries, notably in Australia. Several of his stories and serials are available in the digital newspaper archive of the National Library of Australia.
In the early 1900's, Bridges and his wife (whom he married in 1899) went to live in Dartmoor, Cornwall, only two miles from the notorious prison at Princeton. Many of the stories that he wrote there featured prisons and their inmates, one example being the Sexton Blake thriller Ten Years' Penal Servitude (1911).
Bridges, whose hobbies included fishing, golf and gardening, published his autobiography From Florida to Fleet Street in 1928.
He spent his last years in Torquay, Devonshire, where, after a long and successful writing career, he died on 26 May 1944.
Bridges, a prolific writer, sold articles and stories (the latter mostly for a juvenile readership) to numerous British newspapers and magazines. He penned his first boys' story in 1902, and Gilbert Floyd, the editor of Boys Realm, commissioned him to write a serial for that paper. The result was Paddy Leary's Schooldays, a story about the adventures of an Australian boy at an English public school. It's popularity inspired him to write two long sequels and several short stories about the same characters.
Among other things, Bridges wrote Sexton Blake stories for The Union Jack (Amalgamated Press, London) and contributed to the Boys' Own Paper, The Scout, and The Children's Newspaper until the late 1930's. Several of the books in his huge opus were published posthumously.
A number of his works are "lost civilisation" novels.
In Martin Crusoe: A Boy's Adventure on Wizard Island (1920) he describes a land populated by descendants of the survivors of Atlantis
Men of the Mist (1922) is a lost race tale set in a region of Alaska where prehistoric creatures have survived.
The People of the Chasm (1923), which Bridges wrote as Christopher Beck, features monstrous insects, giant apes and Norsemen living in a a temperate zone near the North Pole.
The City of No Escape (1925) is set in a lost world inhabited by robot-like beings.
In the vintage science fiction novel The Death Star (1940), which he dedicated "To Jules Verne, first of science fiction writers," Bridges describes an Earth largely devastated and depopulated by a terrible disturbance in the solar system. The story relates the adventures of seven men adrift in a marvellous airship of the future. There is a battle to death between two scientists, one seeking to build up a new and better world on the ruins of the old, the other a fiend fighting to set up a system which would destroy finally what life was left on Earth.
The sources consulted in the compilation of the present bibliography include:
- • The Fiction Mags Index (Thomas Charles Bridges)
http://www.philsp.com/homeville/FMI/s/s1234.htm#A22189
- • The Fiction Mags Index (Christopher Beck)
http://www.philsp.com/homeville/FMI/s/s861.htm#A12696
- • The Fiction Mags Index (Martin Shaw)
http://www.philsp.com/homeville/FMI/s/s7372.htm#A189063
- • The Fiction Mags Index (John N. Stanton)
http://www.philsp.com/homeville/cfi/s794.htm#A20489
- • OCLC WorldCat
https://www.worldcat.org/
- • The Dictionary of Literary Pseudonyms in the English Language, T.J. Carter, Maxwell Publishing Ltd., London, 1995
- • The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction
http://www.sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/bridges_t_c
- • The Internet Speculative Fiction Database
http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?146637
- • The on-line catalogue of The British Library
https://www.bl.uk/
- • Bear Alley
https://bearalley.blogspot.de/2008/04/grand-magazine.html
- • Friardale
http://www.friardale.co.uk/index.htm
- • Trove (The National Library of Australia)
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/
- • The Men Behind Boys' Fiction
W.O.G. Lofts and D.J. Adley, Howard Baker, London, 1969
The following abbreviations are used in this bilbiography: ar = article; coll = collection; nv = novelette; sl = serial; ss = short story.
— Roy Glashan, 22 April 2018
- The Aussies at Highcliff
- Boys' Friend Knock-Out Library, #708, London, 1940
- Better Than Gold (sl)
- The Hawick News, 5 Oct 1934-4Jan 1935 (14 parts)
- T.A. & E. Pemberton, Manchester, 1948
- The Boy from Balta (sl)
- The Children's Newspaper, 11 Mar-15 Apr 1939
- The Bully of Boiling Creek
- F. Warne & Co., London & New York, 1932
- The Bush Boys. A Story of the Australian Desert
- Sheldon Press, London, 1930
- Cannibal Island (sl)
- The Children's Newspaper, 29 Mar-20 Sep 1930
- The Captive of the Hills (sl)
- The Children's Newspaper, 7 Jul-22 Sep 1928 (12 parts)
- Convict 88 (sl)
- Boys' Realm, Series 1, #426-#433, 1910
- Boys' Friend Library, #391, Aug 1911
- Christine
- T.A. & E. Pemberton, Manchester, 1945
- Chums in Adversity (nv)
- Boys' Friend, 21 Nov 1903, uncredited
- The City of No Escape (sl)
- The Crusoe Mag., Dec 1924-May 1925 (6 parts)
- George Newnes, London, 1925
- Cloud Over Coraton (sl)
- The Daily Mercury. Mackay, Qld, Australia, 23 Dec 1947-22 Jan 1948
- The Goulburn Evening Post, NSW, Australia, 10 Nov-7 Dec 1944
- The Crime on the Moor [Sexton Blake]
- Sexton Blake Library, Second Series, #487, 1935
- The Danger Trail (sl)
- The Children's Newspaper, 10 Oct 1931-2 Apr 1932
- Dartmoor Adenture (sl)
- The Children's Newspaper, 14-28 Dec 1935
- Roy Glashan's Library, 2022 (first book edition)
- Dartmoor Legacy (sl)
- Serialised in several Australian newspapers, including:
The Singleton Argus, 1939
The Queensland Times, 1940
The North Western Courier, 1941
The Goulburn Evening Post, 1946
- Dead Man's Gold
- F. Warne & Co., London & New York, 1936
- The Death Star
- William Collins, London, 1940
- Diving for a Fortune
- The Children's Newspaper 16 Nov-7 Dec 1935
- Driven to Sea (sl)
- The Magnet Library, 12 Jun-28 Aug 1915 (12 parts)
- Boys' Friend Library, #332, Apr 1916
- Escape
- T.A. & E. Pemberton, Manchester, 1945
- The Fateful Legacy (sl)
- The Hawick News, 7 Aug 1942-12 Feb 1941 (28 parts)
- A Fight for Fortune, or: The Tiger of Batol
- J. Nisbet & Co., London, 1914
- Dean & Son, Ltd., London, 1930s, 1943
- Musson Book Co., Toronto, 1939
- Flying to Fortune
- George Newnes, London, 1933
- Gay Venture (sl)
- The Glen Innes Examiner, NSW, Australia,
16 Nov 1937-8 Feb 1938
- The Hawick News, 25 Apr-18 Jul 1941 (13 parts)
- The Girl from Golden
- F. Warne & Co., London & New York, 1943
- The Golden Galleon (nv)
- Boys' Friend, 30 Apr 1904, uncredited
- The Golden Key (sl)
- The Magnet Library, #419-#434, 19 Feb-3 Jun 1916 (16 parts)
- Boys' Friend Library, #376, Apr 1917
- The Gold Magnet (sl)
- The Hawick News, 9 Oct 1931-1 Jan 1932 (13 parts)
- The Gold-Hunters (sl)
- The Hawick News, 23 Jan-17 Apr 1942 (13 parts)
- "Gone to Ground" (nv)
- Boys' Friend, 22 Jan 1910
- Guardians of the Straits (sl)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 14 Sep-19 Oct 1918 (6 parts)
- The Hidden City
- William Collins, London, 1923
- Children's Press, London, 19??
- The Hidden Enemy (sl)
- The Western Mail, Perth, WA, 30 May 1935, ff
- Also published in the Australian newspapers:
The Northern Herald (Cairns)
The Age (Melbourne);
The Singleton Argus (NSW)
The Townsville Daily Bulletin (Qld)
The Molong Express & Western District Advertiser (NSW)
The Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW)
- Roy Glashan's Library, 2018 (first book edition)
- The Home of Her Fathers (sl)
- The Queenslander, Australia, 10 Aug 1918 ff
- The Shepparton Advertiser, Victoria, Australia, 22 Dec
1921-23 Mar 1922
- The Geraldton Guardian, West Australia, 9 Jun 1925 ff
- Roy Glashan's Library, 2022 (first book edition)
- The House of Silence (sl)
- The Children's Newspaper, London, 9 Sep 1922-27 Jan 1923
- It Happened Twice
- Serial title of "Peggy's Guilt" (qv)
- The Daily Mercury, Mackay, Qld., Australia,
1 Oct-12 Dec 1942
- Jackie Hightree. The Adventures of a Squirrel (with Jane Fielding)
- M.A. Donohue, Chicago, 1913
- The "Killer." A Story of the Depth
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 1 September 1917
- Killer's Contract
- Amalgamated Press, Thriller Library #10, London, 1934
- The King's Cup (sl)
- The Children's Newspaper, The Amalgamated Press, London, 16-23 Jul 1938
- The Land of Silence
- C.A. Pearson, London, 1921
- The Likes of We
- Serialised under syndication in, e.g.:
The Northam Advertiser, West Australia, 5 Sep 1947
ff
The Beverley Times, West Australia, 12 Sep-
5 Dec 1947
The Advocate, Burnie, Tasmania, 27 Jan 1948 ff
- The Little Admiral
- William Collins, London, 1930
- The Lone Hand
- F. Warne & Co., London & New York, 1934
- Lost in the Train (sl)
- The Children's Newspaper, The Amalgamated Press, London, 24 Sep 1921-11 Mar 1922
- Luck or Pluck. A Story of the Northern Forests
- With "The Little Green God"
- F. Warne & Co., London & New York, 1930
- The Mad Mustang (nv)
- Boys' Friend, 18 Jan 1908
- The Man from Montevideo (nv)
- Serialised under syndication in, e.g.:
The Queenslander, Brisbane, Australia,
8 Nov 1919-31 Jan 1920
The Mansfield Reporter, Northhamptonshire, England,
29 April 1921, ff.
The Daily Telegraph, Launceston, Tasmania, Australia,
1 Dec 1921-16 Jan 1922
- Roy Glashan's Library, 2019 (1st book edition)
- Marlow of the Mounted
- F. Warne & Co., London & New York, 1946
- Serialised The Hawick News, 19 Jan- 12 Apr 1940 as
"Valley of No Echo"
- Also published serially in several Australian
newspapers
- Martin Crusoe: A Boy's Adventure on Wizard Island (sl)
- The Children's Newspaper, 22 Mar-4 Oct 1919
(29 parts)
- George G. Harrap & Co., London, 1920
- The Master of the Elephant (nv)
- Boys' Friend, 29 Feb 1908
- Men of the Mist
- George G. Harrap & Co., London, 1923
- McKay, Philadelphia, 1923?
- William Collins, London, 1924?
- The Merlin Court Mystery (nv)
- Boys' Friend, 24 Jun 1905
- Messenger's Million
- See "The Vamp"
- Miss Tuckett's Nephew (sl)
- The Children's Newspaper, The Amalgamated Press, London, 22 Oct-26 Nov 1938
- Roy Glashan's Library, 2022 (1st book edition)
- The Motor-Car Mystery (nv)
- F. Warne & Co., London & New York, 1933
- Mountains of the Moon
- F. Warne & Co., London & New York, 1935
- The Mud Pups (sl)
- The Children's Newspaper, 30 Aug-25 Dec 1924 (18 parts)
- The Mystery Man
- The Children's Newspaper, 12 Jun-18 Sep 1920
- Lloyd's School Yarns, #4, London, 1921
- The Mystery Message. A Story of South American Adventure
- George G. Harrap & Co., London, 1927
- The Other Man's Crime (sl)
- Toowoomba Chronicle and Darling Downs Gazette, Qld, Australia) 30 Jun-13 Aug 1932
- Paddy Leary's Brother (sl)
- Boys Realm, Series 1, #311-#316, 1908
- Boys' Friend Library, #620, Jul 1922
- Paddy Leary, Millionaire (sl)
- Serial title of "The Schoolboy Millionaire" (qv)
- Boys Realm, Series 1, #76-#94, 1903-1904
- Boys' Friend Library, #182, Feb 1912
- Paddy Leary's Schooldays (sl)
- An Australian Boy at a British Public School
- Boys Realm, 1903, Series 1, #45-#63, 1903
- Boys' Friend Library, #180, Jan 1912
- Boys' Friend Knock-Out Library, #708, Feb 1940
- Peggy's Guilt
- T.A. & E. Pemberton, Manchester, 1948
- The Daily Mercury, Mackay, Qld., Australia,
1 Oct-12 Dec 1942, as "It Happened Twice"
- Pirates and Patrols
- William Collins, London, 1918
- The Plunder Pit
- F. Warne & Co., London & New York, 1937
- Serialised as "The Stolen Masterpiece" (qv)
- The Price of Liberty
- Serialised in:
The Queensland Times, 12 Feb 1921, ff
The Lithgow Mercury, NSW, Australia, 29 Oct 1928-30 Jan 1929
and other Australian newspapers
- Roy Glashan's Library, 2022 (1st book edition)
- The Rogue Whale (sl)
- The Children's Newspaper, 5 Jan-23 Feb 1924 (8 parts)
- The Schoolboy Millionaire
- Reprint title of "Paddy Leary, Millionaire" (qv)
- Boys' Friend Knock-Out Library, London, 1940
- Second Time West
- Faber & Faber, London, 1938
- Serialised under syndication, e.g., in:
The Age, Melbourne, Australia, 19 Jul-6 Sep 1937
The Nothern Star, Lismore, NSW, Australia, 16 May-14 Jul 1938
The Queenslander, Brisbane, Australia, 19 Aug- 13 Oct 1937
The Glen Innes Examiner, NSW, Australia, 8 Oct-31 Dec 1938
The Maitland Daily Mercury, NSW, Australia, 20 July-6 Sep 1938
The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate, NSW, 1939
- The Secret of Sevenstones Key
- F. Warne & Co., London & New York, 1928
- The Secret of Smoking Swamp
- F. Warne & Co., London & New York, 1926
- The Secret of the Baltic
- William Collins, London, 1919
- A Seven Years' Sentence (sl)
- The Age, Melbourne, 12 Jun 1933 ff
- The Brisbane Courier/Courier Mail, 3 Aug 1933-14 Sep 1933
- The Musselbrook Chronicle, NSW, 29 Nov 1935-1 May 1936
- Roy Glashan's Library, 2021 (1st book edition)
- S.O.S. Sally (sl)
- Serialised under syndication, e.g., in:
The Goldburn Evening Post, Australia, 1 Jun 1943 ff
The Daily Mercury, Mackay, Australia, 18 Dec 1945 ff
The The Northam Advertiser, 12 Nov 1947 ff
The Beverley Times, Australia, 12 Dec 1947 ff
- S.O.S. The Wireless Mystery (sl)
- The Children's Newspaper, 1 Jan-26 Mar 1927 (13 parts)
- The Sky Riders (sl)
- The Children's Newspaper, 27 Sep 1919- 14 Feb 1920 (21 parts)
- George G. Harrap & Co., London, 1921
- Sons of the Air
- F. Warne & Co., London & New York, 1929
- The Star of the Films (sl)
- Boys' Realm, Series 2, #987-#1001, 1920
- Boys' Friend Library, #565, Jul 1921
- The Stolen Masterpiece (sl)
- The Hawick News, 13 Jul-28 Sep 1934 (12 parts)
- First book edition: F. Warne & Co., London & New York, 1937, as "The Plunder Pit"
- Stones From the Sky. A Tale for Boys
- F. Warne and Co., London & New York, 1941
- The T.C. Bridges Adventure Book (coll)
- Contents: The Mystery Message, The Sky Riders, Martin Crusoe
- George G. Harrap & Co., London, 1933
- Ten Years' Penal Servitude
- A Sexton Blake story
- Boys' Friend Library, #155, May 1911, uncredited
- Tons of Gold
- Hutchinson & Co., London, 1935
- [The] Valley of No Echo (sl)
- The Hawick News, 19 Jan-12 Apr 1940 (13 parts)
- Also published serially in several Australian newspapers
- First book edition: F. Warne and Co., London and New York, 1946, as "Marlow of the Mounted"
- The Vamp
- Serialised as "Messenger's Million" in
The Teesdale Mercury, England, 1931-1932
The Queenslander, Brisbane, Australia, 17 Sep 1931-
7 Jan 1932
- T.A. & E. Pemberton, Manchester, 1948
- Watching Eyes
- Serialised in:
The Brisbane Courier, Australia, 16 Aug-26 Sep 1932
The Advertiser, Adelaide, Australia, 1932
Maitland Daily Mercury, Australia, 1936
Goulburn Evening Penny Post, Australia, 1936
- T.A. & E. Pemberton, Manchester, 1946
- The Whip Hand
- Serialised in:
The Queenslander, Bristol, Qld., Australia,
6 Nov 1920-21 Jan 1921
The Lithgow Mercury, NSW, Australia,
18 Dec 1922-31 Jan 1923
The Glen Innes Examiner, NSW, Australia,
28 Jul-5 Nov 1927
- Roy Glashan's Library, 2021 (1st book edition)
- Whoso Sheddeth...
- Aldine Publishing Company, London, 1917
- Serialised in:
The Bendigonian, Bendigo, Victoria, Australia,
7 June-6 Sep 1917
The Auckland Star, New Zealand, 12 Jan 1917 ff
The Southern Cross, Invercargill, New Zealand,
18 Aug 1917 ff
- Wings of Adventure
- William Collins, London, c. 1940
- Children's Press, London & Glasgow, c. 1940
- Adventures Under Ground (coll)
- T. Nelson & Sons Ltd., London & New York, 1937
- The Apes' Way [Thrill Hunters #2] (ss)
- Chums, 9 Jan 1915
- Ayling of Glynch: A Story of the East Coast (ss)
- The Queenslander, Brisbane, Australia, 18 Sep 1920
- The Bait (ss)
- Chums, 4 Apr 1914
- The Banshee (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 13 Apr 1918
- Basement Bargain (ss)
- Gloucester Journal, 8 Jun 1940
- The Bashful Volcano (ss)
- Top-Notch, 1 Jun 1911
- The Beasts in Armour [Jim of the Jungle #5] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 9 May 1914
- The Blighter (ss)
- The Novel Magazine, Feb 1911
- The Blue Monoplane and Other Stories (coll/co-author)
- Blackie & Son Ltd., London, 1935
- Boy's Favourite Book (coll)
- William Collins, London, 1936
- Boy's Adventure Book: Tales by T.C. Bridges and Others (coll)
- New Century Press, London, 1935
- Braddy Butts In (ss)
- The World's News, Sydney, Australia, 25 Jun 1930
- Townsville Daily Bulletin, Australia, 30 Jan 1930
- The Bolton Evening News, 15 Feb 1930
- The Chronicle, Adelaide, Australia, 30 April 1931
- Bred in the Bone! (with John Goodwin) (ss)
- Penny Pictorial, 28 May 1921
- Bright Alec (ss/series)
- 1. The Hidy-Hole
The Children's Newspaper, 8 Jul 1939
- 2. The Black Barge
The Children's Newspaper, 15 Jul 1939
- 3. Toft's Tower
The Children's Newspaper, 22 Jul 1939
- 4. Swithin's Stones
The Children's Newspaper, 29 Jul 1930
- 5. Cathedral Cave
The Children's Newspaper, 5 Aug 1939
- 6. The Humbling of Hodge
The Children's Newspaper, 23 Dec 1939
- 7. Snell's Slide
The Children's Newspaper, 13 Jan 1940
- 8. The Stopped Stream
The Children's Newspaper, 3 Feb 1940
- Bright Alec (collection)
- Callaway's Chance (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 11 Sep 1915
- The Captain of Kynaston's (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 4 Dec 1915
- The Capture of Canty (ss)
- The Australian Boy's Annual
- The Longreach Leader, Queensland, Australia, 28 Jan 1933
- The Channel (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 13 Oct 1917
- The Claim Jumpers [Trouble Enders #5] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 31 Jul 1915
- Consolation Prize (ss)
- Townsville Daily Bulletin, Australia, 31 Aug 1935
- The Bolton Evening News, UK, 30 Nov 1935
- Convict by Choice (ss)
- El Paso Herald, 3 September 1910
- The Convict's Return (ss)
- South Wales Daily Post, Australia, 3 Nov 1928
- Cottonmouth (ss)
- The Windsor Magazine, Jul 1915
- Criminal Yarns (coll)
- Hutchinson & Co., London, 1925
- The Crossing (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 27 Feb 1915
- Dead Broke (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 12 Aug 1908
- The Dead River (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 3 May 1919
- The Diver (ss)
- Boys' Friend, 11 Apr 1908, uncredited
- Duty (ss)
- Table Talk, Melbourne, Australia, 1 Dec 1921
- Burton Observer, 21 Jun 1928
- Eight Fathoms Deep (ss)
- Boys' Friend, May 2 1908, uncredited
- Ellie's Englishman (ss)
- The Windsor Magazine, Aug 1914
- English Boy Braves Death to Save Home (ss)
- The Winnipeg Tribune, 19 May 1923
- False Pretences (ss)
- The Herald, Tamworth, England, 23 Jan 1937
- The Feud (ss)
- The Children's Newspaper, 9 Jul 1933
- For the Sake of Sanlucar (ss)
- The Red Magazine, 1 Mar 1912
- A Friend in Need (ss)
- The Queenslander, Brisbane, Australia, 12 Feb 1921
- Foul Play (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 23 Aug 1919
- Friendlies (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 6 Jan 1917
- Garbett's Gang [Kit the Keeper #5](ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 2 Sep 1916
- The Gash (ss)
- Two Stories of Adventure, Blackie & Son Ltd., London and Glasgow, 1940
- The Ghost Bear [Jim of the Jungle #3] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 25 Apr 1914
- The Ghost of Garth Owen (ss)
- The Yellow Magazine, 6 Apr 1923
- The Giant Bird [Jim of the Jungle #6] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 16 May 1914
- The Giant's Mouth [The Master of Magellan #4] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 11 Oct 1919
- The Gilded Man Series
- 1. The Rogue (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 12 May 1917
- 2. The Sorcerer's Stone (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 19 May 1917
- 3. The Slave Pit (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 26 May 1917
- 4. The Tin Thieves (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 2 Jun 1917
- 5. The Guardian of the Gorge (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 9 Jun 1917
- 6. Retribution! (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 16 Jun 1917
- Glacier Gold! (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 15 Jul 1922
- The Golden Man (ss)
- The Crusoe Mag., Dec 1925
- A Good Indian (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 27 Oct 1917
- The Greed of Gold: The Hermit of Purple Gulch (ss)
- Boys' Friend, 1 Aug 1903
- The Greed of Gold: The Jungle King (ss)
- Boys' Friend, 8 Aug 1903
- The Green Flag (ss)
- The Captain, Apr 1918
- Green Ledges(ss)
- The Queenslander, Brisbane, Australia, 10 Apr 1926
- The Greenness of "Double F" (ss)
- Boys' Friend, 14 Apr 1906
- Grey Sand (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 12 Feb 1921
- The Guardian of the Gorge [The Gilded Man #5] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 9 Jun 1917
- The Guardian of the Reef (ss)
- The Captain, Jun 1917
- The Australian Town and Country Journal, Sydney, 10 Oct 1917
- The Haunted Hulk (ss)
- Place and date of first publication not ascertained
- The Heart of the Swamp: a Florida Story (ss)
- The Captain, May 1908
- High Water (ss)
- The Children's Newspaper, 22 and 29 Jan 1938
- The Hole in the Wall (ss)
- The Blue Monoplane and Other Stories, Blackie & Son Ltd., London & Glasgow, 1935
- In Confidence (ss)
- The Red Magazine, 4 Aug 1922
- In Dark Tor Mire (ss)
- The Red Magazine, 1 Feb 1913
- The Island of Dread (ss)
- The Crusoe Mag., Jul 1925
- The Ivory Ship (ss)
- Boys' Friend Library, #386, Jul 1917, uncredited
- Jim of the Jungle Series:
- 1. The Wild Man of Muti (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 11 Apr 1914
- 2. The Monsters of Lake San Marco (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 18 Apr 1914
- 3. The Ghost Bear (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 25 Apr 1914
- 4. The King Condor (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 2 May 1914
- 5. The Beasts in Armour (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 9 May 1914
- 6. The Giant Bird (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 16 May 1914
- Jim Rodney, Diver (ss)
- Boys' Life, Mar 1912
- Just His Luck! (ss)
- The Golden Mag., Mar 1927
- Kept Back (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 15 Sep 1917
- The Killer (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 1 Sep 1917
- The King of the Creek (ss)
- The Captain, Nov 1907
- The King Condor [Jim of the Jungle #4] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 2 May 1914
- Kit the Keeper Series
- 1. Tried Out (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 5 Aug 1916
- 2. The Salmon Stealer (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 12 Aug 1916
- 3. No Sportsman! (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 19 Aug 1916
- 4. A Raid on the Rabbits (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 26 Aug 1916
- 5. Garbett's Gang (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 2 Sep 1916
- 6. The Lurcher (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 9 Sep 1916
- The Last Chance [Thrill Hunters #5] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 30 Jan 1915
- The Lion's Claws [The Master of Magellan #6] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 25 Oct 1919
- The Lizard (ss)
- The Captain, Oct 1920
- The Lone Bull (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 9 Oct 1915
- The Lone Lake Lode (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 24 Mar 1917
- Looking for Trouble (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 17 May 1913
- The Lost Hope Mine (ss)
- The Golden West, Nov 1927
- Lost Worlds (ss)
- The Boy's Own Paper, Aug 1938
- A Lucky Shot [Trouble Enders #2] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 10 Jul 1915
- Lundy's Leap (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 1 May 1915
- The Lurcher [Kit the Keeper #6] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 9 Sep 1916
- The Madman's Mine (ss)
- The Golden West, Jul 1927/dd>
- The Man-Killer (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 19 Aug 1908
- The Man-Eater of Janpur (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 11 Aug 1917
- Man-Eaters! (ar)
- The Boy's Own Paper, Mar 1937
- The Man in Disgrace (ss)
- The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, 7 Aug 1910
- The Master of Magellan Series
- 1. The Way Out (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 20 Sep 1919
- 2. The Tide Rip (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 27 Sep 1919
- 3. The Sea Beast (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 4 Oct 1919
- 4. The Giant's Mouth (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 11 Oct 1919
- 5. The Phantom Ship (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 18 Oct 1919
- 6. The Lion's Claws (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 25 Oct 1919
- The Medicine Man (ss)
- The Children's Newspaper, 31 Aug 1940
- The Mill-House Match (ss)
- The Penny Pictorial, date not ascertained
- The Long Eaton Advertiser, 24 Apr 1908
- The Million Pound Contract (ss)
- The Chronicle and Advertiser, Coleshill Herald, 10 Aug 1938
- The Monsters of Lake San Marco [Jim of the Jungle #2] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 18 Apr 1914
- Mother Christmas (ss)
- The Daily Telegram, Launceston, Tasmania, 14 Dec 1916
- The Moving of Monty (ss)
- The Crusoe Mag., Aug 1925
- Mr. Mandell's Deputy (ss)
- Flynn's, 7 Feb 1925
- Mr. Pepper and the Pike (ss)
- The Bolton Evening News, 28 Apr 1928
- The No Count Britisher (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 25 Aug 1917
- No Sportsman! [Kit the Keeper #3](ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 19 Aug 1916
- The Oaf (ss)
- The Golden Mag., Apr 1927
- Out of Bounds (sl)
- The Children's Newspaper, 25 Sep 1920-19 Mar 1921
- Out of Bounds (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 7 Nov 1914
- The Painted Cave (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 28 Jan 1922
- "The Painted One" (ss)
- The Scout, 22 Mar 1924
- Patent Rights (ss)
- The Chronicle and Advertiser, Coleshill Herald, 11 Jan 1936
- Passon's Piece (ss)
- The Children's Newspaper, 20 Aug 1933
- The Peat Bowl (ss)
- The Ottawa Evening Journal, 20 Mar 1914
- Peter's Partners (ss)
- The Children's Newspaper, 30 Nov 1940
- Peter's Paul (ss)
- The Children's Newspaper, 13 Apr 1940
- The Phantom Ship [The Master of Magellan #5] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 18 Oct 1919
- Pioneering by Motor-Car (with Hubert Hessell Tiltman) (ss)
- The Master Thriller Series, #12, 1936
- Pixie Pit (ss)
- The Children's Newspaper, 16 Aug 1941
- The Pluck of Peter Bliss (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 31 Oct 1914
- Plot and Counterplot (ss)
- The Walsall Observer and South Staffordshire Chronicle, 13 April 1912
- The Plume Hunters (ss)
- Union Jack Library, 7 Jan 1905
- The Priest's Passage (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 11 Jan 1919
- A Raid on the Rabbits [Kit the Keeper #4] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 26 Aug 1916
- The Raiders of the Sky (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 17 Apr 1915
- The Ransom (ss)
- The Penny Pictorial Magazine, date not ascertained
- i>The Long Eaton Advertiser, 19 Mar 1909
- The Real Hannah (ss)
- The Red Magazine, 15 Nov 1912
- The Red Terror (ss)
- Warne's Pleasure Book for Boys,
Frederick Warne & Co., London, 1934
- The Reformation of Mr. Rawdon [Trouble Enders #4] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 24 Jul 1915
- The Renwick Rubies (ss)
- The Weekly Times, Melbourne, Australia, 27 May 1916
- The Rescue of Carter Cray (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 24 Apr 1915
- Retribution! [The Gilded Man #6] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 16 Jun 1917
- The Return of Lukyn (ss)
- The Penny Pictorial, 1916?
- The Chronicle, Adelaide, Australia, 12 Feb 1916
- The Riddle of the Desert (ss)
- The Crusoe Mag., May 1926
- Right of Way (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 28 Nov 1914
- Right-of-Way (ss)
- The Children's Newspaper, 5 Mar 1938
- The Ring Rock (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 29 Dec 1917
- The Road to Roundell (ss)
- The Children's Newspaper, 20 Dec 1941
- The Robber's Roost (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 27 Mar 1915
- The Rogue [The Gilded Man #1] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 12 May 1917
- The Rogue Roost Outlaw (ss)
- The Golden West, Oct 1927
- Rule No. 99 (ss)
- The Penny Pictorial
- The Express and Telegraph, Adelaide, Australia, 30 Jan 1909
- The Salmon Stealer [Kit the Keeper #2] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 12 Aug 1916
- The Sands of Sorrow (ss)
- The Red Magazine, 2 Aug 1915
- A Santa Claus Secret (ss)
- The Golden Mag., Jan 1927
- Santa Mike (ss)
- The Wister Record, 17 Dec 1915
- The Sea-Bat (ss)
- The Scout, 25 Aug 1923
- The Sea Beast [The Master of Magellan #3] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 4 Oct 1919
- Second Thoughts (ss)
- The Queenslander, Brisbane, Australia,
15 Dec 1917
- The Secret Sap (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 8 Jan 1916
- Sent to Coventry (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 15 Jan 1916
- The Seringapatam Medal (ss)
- The Western Herald, Bourke, NSW, Australia, 2 September 1949
- Set Fair (ss)
- The Red Magazine, 15 Jun 1914
- Sexton Blake in Australia
- Union Jack, New Series, Issue 119, Amalgamated Press, London, 20 Jan 1906, unattributed
- The Sham Sheriff (ss)
- The Golden West, Sep 1927
- The Short Cut (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 25 Jul 1914
- Sindbad the Whaler (ss)
- The Crusoe Mag., Apr 1926
- The Skipper of the "Sardis" [Trouble Enders #3] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 17 Jul 1915
- The Skull Orchid (ss)
- The Scout, 12 Jul 1924
- The Slatter Case (ss)
- The Queanbeyan Age and Queanbeyan Observer,
NSW, Australia, 10 October 1919
- The Slave Pit [The Gilded Man #3] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 26 May 1917
- Smugglers' Gold (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 17 Aug 1918
- Smuggler's Path (ss)
- Rousing Stories for Boys, Blackie & Son, London, 1939
- The Snake Pit [Trouble Enders #1] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 3 Jul 1915
- "Sold" (ss)
- The Yellow Magazine, 25 Aug 1922
- The Sorcerer's Stone [The Gilded Man #2] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 19 May 1917
- The Star of Suva (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 22 May 1915
- The Stolen Steamer (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 13 Mar 1915
- The Stolen Study (ss)
- The Captain, May 1919
- The Sunken Causeway: A Story of Adventure in the Swamps
(ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 8 Jul 1908
- The Swaling of Sin Tor (ss)
- The Queenslander, Brisbane, Australia,
4 Aug 1917
- Taking Chances (ss)
- The Yellow Magazine, 20 Mar 1925
- The Temple of the Beast (ss)
- The Windsor Magazine, Mar 1912
- The Terror of Tanjore (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 29 Aug 1914
- The Thaw (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 19 Jul 1919
- Thirteen Miles Up! (ss)
- The Boy's Own Paper, Nov 1936
- The Thrill Hunters Series
- 1. The Trial Trip (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 2 Jan 1915
- 2. The Apes' Way (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 9 Jan 1915
- 3. The Water Cure (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 16 Jan 1915
- 4. Wolves (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 23 Jan 1915
- 5. The Last Chance (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 30 Jan 1915
- Thunder Weather (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 30 Apr 1921
- The Tide Rip [The Master of Magellan #2] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 27 Sep 1919
- The Tin Thieves [The Gilded Man #4] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 2 Jun 1917
- Todd's Tunnel (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 6 Dec 1919
- Tom Tiddler's Ground (ss)
- The Boy's Own Paper, Mar 1939
- The Treasure Tiger (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 21 Mar 1914
- The Trial Trip [Thrill Hunters #1] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 2 Jan 1915
- Tried Out [Kit the Keeper #1](ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 5 Aug 1916
- Trapped (ss)
- Fort Worth Star Telegram, 31 Mar 1912
- The Trouble Enders Series
- 1. The Snake Pit (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 3 Jul 1915
- 2. A Lucky Shot (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 10 Jul 1915
- 3. The Skipper of the "Sardis" (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 17 Jul 1915
- 4. The Reformation of Mr. Rawdon (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 24 Jul 1915
- 5. The Claim Jumpers (ss), Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 31 Jul 1915
- True Metal (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 10 Jan 1920
- Turning the Tables (ss)
- Boys' Life, Feb 1912
- Two Stories of Adventure (The Gash/The Witch Stone) (coll)
- Blackie & Son Ltd., Graded Reader Series, London, 1933
- Under the Moon (ss)
- Cassell's Magazine, Oct 1905
- The Valley of Fear (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 20 Apr 1918
- Volcano Gold (ss)
- The Captain, Jul 1918
- The Warning (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 14 Aug 1915
- The Water Cure [Thrill Hunters #3] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 16 Jan 1915
- Water Rights (ss)
- The Australian Town and Country Journal, Sydney, 10 Jul 1918
- The Way Out [The Master of Magellan #1] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 20 Sep 1919
- When the Ice Went Out (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 12 Dec 1914
- When There's No Hope (ss)
- Gloucester Journal, 20 May 1939
- The White Savage (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 10 Nov 1917
- The Wild Man of Muti [Jim of the Jungle #1] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 11 Apr 1914
- Wingfield's White Elephant (ss)
- The Queenslander, Brisbane, Australia,
18 May 1918
- Wolves [Thrill Hunters #4] (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 23 Jan 1915
- Wolves: A Story of the Northwest (ss)
- Good Stories, Sep 1918
- About Prisoners (ar)
- The Detective Magazine, 2 Feb 1923
- Battles with Big Fish (ar)
- Cassell's Magazine of Fiction, Apr 1915
- Blackmail in Business [Under the X-Rays] (ar)
- The Grand Magazine, Feb 1906
- Blackmailers and Their Victims (ar)
- The Grand Magazine, Oct 1907
- The Blight of Red Tape in England [Under the X-Rays] (ar)
- The Grand Magazine, Apr 1906
- The Book of Discovery
- An abridgment of "The Children's Book of Discovery"
- George G. Harrap & Co., London, 1924
- The Book of Invention
- George G. Harrap & Co., London, 1936
- The Book of the Sea
- George G. Harrap & Co., London, 1935
- Brains That Baffled Burglars (ar)
- The Detective Magazine, 18 Jul 1924
- Brave if Humble Lives—The Sewer Man
- The Boy's Own Paper, 3 Feb 1906
- Brigandage in the Sale Room [Under the X-Rays] (ar)
- The Grand Magazine, Sep 1906
- Business Trickery That Pays (ar)
- The Grand Magazine, Sep 1907
- Camp Cookery (ar)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 6 Sep, 13 Sep 1919
- The Children's Book of Discovery
- George G. Harrap & Co., London, 1924
- Come, Dine with Me! (ar)
- Cassell's Magazine of Fiction, Mar 1923
- Costly Carelessness (ar)
- The Grand Magazine, Aug 1906
- Curiosities of Compensation (ar)
- The Strand Magazine, Dec 1906
- Do You Fish? (ar)
- The Boy's Own Paper, Jul 1940
- Dog Stealers (ar)
- The Detective Magazine, 16 Feb 1923
- Epic Tales of Modern Adventure (with Hubert Hessell Tiltman)
- George G. Harrap & Co., London, 1935
- Escape from Capture (ar)
- Modern World, 19 Oct 1940
- Fitting the Crime (ar)
- The Detective Magazine, 2 Mar 1923
- Florida to Fleet Street. Autobiographical Reminiscences
- Hutchinson & Co., London, 1926
- Fortunes in Waiting for the Ingenious (ar)
- The Grand Magazine, May 1906
- Frozen Treasure! (true story)
- The Modern Boy, 27 Jan 1934
- Further Heroes of Modern Adventure (with Hubert Hessell Tiltman)
- George G. Harrap & Co., London, 1936
- The Game Thief (ar)
- The Detective Magazine, Dec 7 1923
- The Games of Animals (ar)
- The Strand Magazine (UK), Aug 1906
- The Strand Magazine (US), Sep 1906
- Ghosts of the Sea (ar)
- The Strand Magazine (UK), Jan 1908
- The Strand Magazine (US), Feb 1908
- Great Canals
- T. Nelson & Sons, London, 1936
- Hairbreadth Escapes (ar)
- The Strand Magazine (UK), Oct 1907
- The Strand Magazine (US), Nov 1907
- Heroes of Everyday Adventure (with Hubert Hessell Tiltman)
- George G. Harrap & Co., London,London, 1934
- Heroes of Forgotten Adventure
- George G. Harrap & Co., London, 1928
- Heroes of Modern Adventure
- George G. Harrap & Co., London, 1927
- Holidays Again! (ar)
- Pictorial Weekly, 26 May 1928
- Holiday Waste (ar)
- The Rapid, Aug 1907
- Inventions We Owe to Savages (ar)
- The Grand Magazine, Jun 1907
- Kill or Cure (ar)
- The Penny Pictorial Magazine, 15 Jul 1899
- Kings of Commerce (with Hubert Hessell Tiltman)
- Stories of twenty-five famous British and American business-
men. Includes: Lord Ashfield, Edward Bok, Charles
Cochran, Sir Arthur Duckham, George Eastman, Henry Ford, A.W.
Gamage, Sir. Robert A. Hadfield, Harmsworth brothers (Lord
Northcliffe and Lord Rothermere), Sir Enoch Hill, Sir Hugo Hirst,
Lord Inchcape, Sir Thomas Lipton, Sir Joseph Lyons, Sir Charles
Macara, W.R. Morris, John D. Rockefeller, F. Henry Royce, Charles
M. Schwab, Gordon Selfridge, Sir Joynton Smith, W.H. Smith and
son, Angus Watson, F.W. Woolworth, and Sir Alfred Yarrow.
- Th. Y. Crowell Co., New York, 1927
- George G. Harrap & Co., London, 1928
- Legal Conundrums (ar)
- The Grand Magazine, Feb 1908
- The Life Story of a Squirrel
- A. & C. Black, London, 1907<
- The Life Story of a Squirrel
- A. & C. Black, London, 1907
- Little Flitter-Mouse (ar)
- St. Louis Star and Times, 2 Nov 1912
- Look Up Your Atlas
- George G. Harrap & Co., London, 1943
- Ludicrous Law (ar)
- The Grand Magazine, Jul 1907
- Master Minds of Modern Science (with Hubert Hessell
Tiltman)
- George G. Harrap & Co., London, 1930
- Dial, New York, 1939
- Books for Libraries Press, Freeport, NY, 1969
- Miserable Millionaires (ar)
- The Penny Pictorial Magazine, 19 Aug 1899
- The Miseries of a Moderate Income (ar)
- The Rapid, Sep 1907
- Modern Smuggling. The Romance of It (ar)
- Macmillan's, May 1907, as "The Romance of Modern Smuggling
- The Examiner, Launceton, Tasmania, 11 Jan 1908
- More Heroes of Modern Adventure (with Hubert Hessell Tiltman)
- George G. Harrap & Co., London, 1929
- Books for Libraries Press, Freeport, NY, 1969
- More Red Tape [Under the X-Rays] (ar)
- The Grand Magazine, Mar 1907
- The Murder Hour (ar)
- The Detective Magazine, 22 Jun 1923
- On Land and Sea at the Dardanelles
- William Collins, London, 1915
- "Pearlies and Shots" (ar)
- The Penny Pictorial Magazine, 29 Jul 1899
- Peculiar Plunder (ar)
- The Detective Magazine, 6 Jul 1923
- Peril in Mid-Air (ar)
- Mine, Jun 1936
- The £.s.d. of Weather (ar)
- The Grand Magazine, Aug 1907
- Raffles in Real Life (ar)
- The Detective Magazine, 11 May 1923
- Recent Heroes of Modern Adventure (with Hubert Hessel Tiltman)
- George G. Harrap & Co., London, 1932
- Record-Breaking Run Riot (ar)
- The Strand Magazine (UK), Nov 1912
- The Strand Magazine (US), Dec 1912
- The Romance of Buried Treasure
- J. Nisbet & Co., London, 1931
- The Romance of Christmas Travelling (ar)
- The Captain, Dec 1910
- The Romance of Lost Mines (ar)
- The Strand Magazine (UK), Jun 1906
- The Strand Magazine (US), Jul 1906
- The Maitland Weekly Mercury, Australia, 25 Jun 1910
- The Romance of Modern Smuggling (ar)
- Macmillan's, May 1907
- The Examiner, Launceton, Tasmania, 11 Jan 1908, as "Modern Smuggling. The Romance of It"
- The Romance of Motoring (with Hubert Hessel Tiltmas)
- George G. Harrap & Co., London, 1933
- The Romance of Treasure Hunting (ar)
- Macmillan's Magazine, May 1907
- Kalgoorlie Miner, Australia, 22 Jun 1907
- Romances and Mysteries of the Sea
- George Newnes, London, 1940
- The Secret of Flight (ar)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 17 Feb-9 Nov 1918 (3 parts)
- Secrets of St. Paul's (ar)
- Cassell's Magazine of Fiction, Sep 1923
- Six Days in a Swamp (ar)
- The Wide World Magazine, Nov 1906
- The Silver King (ar)
- The Red Magazine, 1 Apr 1913
- The London Magazine, Oct 1920
- Smart Set Parasites (ar)
- The Grand Magazine, Oct 1906
- Some Curiosities of Poaching (ar)
- Chambers's Journal, 21 Dec 1907
- Some Strange Predicaments (ar)
- The Strand Magazine, (UK) Jun 1912
- The Strand Magazine, (US) Aug 1912
- Thieves as Humourists (ar)
- The Detective Magazine, 27 Apr 1923
- Tricks of Tradesmen [Under the X-Rays] (ar)
- The Grand Magazine, Apr 1907
- Tunnel Thieves (ar)
- The Detective Magazine, 30 Mar 1923
- The Twelfth—and Before (ar)
- Penny Pictorial, 8 Aug 1908
- Under the X-Rays Series
- In his introduction to this series George Newnes, the
publisher of The Grand Magazine, wrote: "In the X-Rays
section an attempt will be made each month to throw a piercing
light on some national abuse. In this number the method of taking
and relying upon Police evidence is the subject selected."
[Source:
Bear Alley (https://bearalley.blogspot.de/2008/04/grand-
magazine.html)]. The title of the first article in the series was
"The Case of Mr. Adolf Beck." It was published without
attribution. Thomas Charles Bridges' known contributions to the
series are:
- ·Blackmail in Business, The Grand Magazine, Feb 1906, #13 in series
- ·The Blight of Red Tape in England, The Grand Magazine. Apr 1906, #15 in series
- ·Brigandage in the Sale Room, The Grand Magazine, Sep 1906, #20 in series
- ·More Red Tape, The Grand Magazine, Mar 1907, #25 in series
- ·Tricks of Tradesmen, The Grand Magazine, Apr 1907, #27 in series
- Unsuspected Poisons (ar)
- The Grand Magazine, Nov 1907
- Wanted: Fish Farms! (ar)
- Penny Pictorial, 18 May 1918
- Wardens of the Wild
- George G. Harrap & Co., London, 1937
- Dodd, Mead & Co, New York, 1938
- When the World's Coal Gives Out! (ar)
- Penny Pictorial, 9 Nov 1918
- With Beatty in Jutland
- William Collins, London, 1930
- With Beatty in the North Sea
- William Collins, London, 1917
- A World Wide Wanderer (with Hubert Hessell Tiltman) (ar)
- Traveller's Pack, Jun 1934
- The World's Greatest Zoo (ar)
- The Boy's Own Paper, May 1938
- The Young Folk's Book of Discovery
- Little, Brown & Co., Boston, 1925
- Zones of Silence (ar)
- The Boy's Own Paper, Oct 1939
- The Brigand of the Air
- C.A. Pearson, London, 1920
- The Cliff Palace (sl)
- The Children's Newspaper, 3-24 Sep 1938
- The Crew of the Cat Boat (sl)
- Boys' Life, Aug-Oct 1911 (3 parts)
- The Crimson Aeroplane
- C.A. Pearson, London, 1914
- King of the Clouds! (sl)
- Cheer Boys Cheer, 22 Mar-19 Jul 1913 (18 parts)
- The Lone Island
- Frederick Warne & Co. Ltd., London 1934
- The People of the Chasm
- C.A. Pearson, London, 1923
- The River Riders (sl)
- The Scout, 8 Dec 1923-8 Mar 1924 (14 parts)
- F. Warne & Co., London & New York, 1925
- The Secret of Smoking Swamp (sl)
- Jack's Paper, 20 Feb 1923; continued in The Scout
- Sons of the Sea. A Story of the Sea-Scouts
- C.A. Pearson, London, 1914
- Strong-Hand Saxon: A Boy's Adventure With a Canadian Scout in the North-West
- C.A. Pearson, London, 1910
- An Anarchist of Venice (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 1909?
- The Chronicle, Adelaide, Australia, 6 Mar 1909
- The Battle for the Bridge (ss)
- The Scout, 10 May 1924
- The Clue in the Cabin (ss)
- The Children's Newspaper, 24 Feb 1940
- The Crew of the Cat-Boat (ss)
- Boys' Life Magazine, Aug-Oct 1911
- The Ganderhouse Ghost (ss)
- Gloucester Journal, 22 Jun 1940
- The Giant's Hall (ss)
- The Scout, 22 Mar 1924
- His Cousin's Keeper (ss)
- The Saturday Evening Express, Launceston, Tasmania, 26 Nov 1938
- Gloucester Journal, 4 Mar 1939
- The Chronicle, Adelaide, Australia, 28 Dec 1939
- His Journey Money (ss)
- The Crusoe Mag., Mar 1925
- [The] Honest Man of Cabreras (ss)
- Gloucester Journal, Mar 8 1941
- Adelaide Chronicle, Nov 8 1941
- The World's News, Sydney, Australia, Jun 27 1942
- The House in the Sand (ss)
- The Children's Newspaper, 25 Nov 1939
- [The] New Broom (ss)
- The Children's Newspaper, 24 Jun 1939
- A Night Alarm (ss)
- Seven Oaks Chronicle and Kentish Advertiser, 10 June 1910
- The Pirates of the North (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 9 Jan 1915
- The Six-Foot Seam (ss)
- The Scout, 1 Dec 1923
- Slippery Safety (ss)
- The Golden West, Nov 1927
- Smoke Signal
- The Children's Newspaper, 7 and 14 October 1939
- The Valley of Emeralds (ss)
- The Crusoe Mag., Feb 1926
- A Venture for Life (ss)
- Chums, Cassell & Co., London, 1909?
- The Chronicle, Adelaide, Australia,
24 Jul 1909
- Turk Takes a Hand (ss)
- The Children's Newspaper, Sep 16-30 1939
- White Man's Magic (ss)
- The Crusoe Mag., May 1925
- Insurance Swindlers (ar)
- The Grand Magazine, Dec 1907
- Trifles and Tragedies (ar)
- The Grand Magazine, Jan 1908
- Along the River Road (story)
- Flynn's Weekly, 27 Nov 1926
- The Baron Who Murdered His Wife (true crime)
- Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories,
Feb 1930
- The Bedroom Murder (true crime)
- Real Detective, Apr 1932
- The Corpse in the Pine Woods (article)
- Real Detective, Mar 1933
- The Devil's Imp (story)
- Flynn's Weekly, 14 May 1927
- The Emerald Necklace (story)
- Flynn's Weekly Detective Fiction, 5 Nov 1927
- The Fatal Instinct (true crime)
- Midnight Mystery Stories, 6 Jan 1923
- A Fortune at Stake (story)
- The Black Mask, May 1926
- Legal Reminiscences of an Old Lawyer (column)
- Clues, Jun #2, Jul #1, Jul #2, Aug #1, Aug #2
1930
- Police Snapshots (column)
- Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories Apr/May,
Sep 1927, Jan, Apr, Jun, Sep 1928, Jun, Sep 1930, Jan 1931
- One Mile High (ss)
- Boy's Life, Oct 1911
Roy Glashan's Library.
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