Author:Julian Hawthorne

Julian Hawthorne
(1846–1934)

Julian Hawthorne

Works

• Bressant, (1873) (start transcription)
• Garth: a novel (1873) (start transcription)
• Saxon Studies (1876) (start transcription)
• The Laughing Mill and other stories (1879) (start transcription)
• Yellow-Cap, and Other Fairy-Stories for Children (1880) (start transcription)
• Fortune's Fool, (1883) (external scan)
• Archibald Malmaison (1884) (start transcription)
• Beatrix Randolph; a story (1884) (external scan)
• Love—or a name: a story (1885) (start transcription)
• John Parmelee's Curse (1886) (external scan)

• The Professor's Sister; a romance (1888) (USA title) (external scan)
• A Fool of Nature (1896) (external scan)
• Love is a Spirit : a novel (1896) (start transcription)
• The spectre of the camera; or The professor's sister; a romance (1918) (GB title) (start transcription)
• Mr. Dunton's Invention (1893) (start transcription)
• Six Cent Sam's (1893) illustrated by John Henderson Garnsey (start transcription)
• David Poindexter's Disappearance, and Other Tales(1888) (external scan)
• The Golden Fleece, a romance in Lippincott's Monthly Magazine, Volume 49, May 1892, pp. 513-572
• Idolatry: A Romance (1878) (start transcription)
• Roses of Love (1890) (short poem)
• One of those coincidences and ten other stories (1899) (short stories) (start transcription)
• The Secret of Solomon (1909) (external scan)
• The Lock and Key Library (as Editor), Vol 2 (1909):(start transcription), Vol. 6 (1912) (external scan)
• Preface to Doctor Grimshawe's Secret: A romance by Nathaniel Hawthorne
• Rumpty-Dudget's Tower (1924) illustrated by George W. Wood (start transcription)

Inspector Barnes series

• Section 558; or, The Fatal Letter. From the diary of Inspector Byrnes. (1868) (start transcription)
• The Great Bank Robbery (1887)
• A Tragic Mystery (1887)
• An American Penman (1888)
• Another's Crime. From the diary of Inspector Byrnes. (1888) (external scan)

Non-fiction

• Nathaniel Hawthorne and his Wife; a Biography (1885) (external scan)
• Confessions and Criticisms (1886) (start transcription)
• The Subterranean Brotherhood (1914) (start transcription) autobiographical
• Hawthorne and His Circle (1903) (external scan)
• The History of the United States
• Julian Hawthorne and Company (1909) (start transcription)

Works from periodicals

• "The Oak Tree's Christmas Gift" (1871, Scribner's Monthly) (ss)
• "The Mullenville Mystery" (1871, Scribner's Monthly) (ss)
• "Lieutenant Louisa" (1892, Short Stories) (ss)
• "The Hollow Ruby" (1894-95, English Illustrated) (ss)
• "Eight Years in a Rock" (1901 May, Cosmopolitan) (ss)
• "The Roystone Bank Case" (1904, The Smart Set)
• "Lovers in Heaven" (1905 Dec, The Century Magazine) (ss)
• "Jocasta's Romance" (1917 March, The Smart Set) (ss)
• "A Sea Secret" (1925 Nov, Munsey's Magazine) (ss)

Longer stories

• "The Billop Mystery" (1895-96, The English Illustrated) (novelette)
• "One of Cattermole's Experiments" (1900 March The Smart Set) (novelette)
• "The Singing of a Bird" (1900 June, Harper's Monthly Magazine) (novelette)
• "The Men of the Dark" (1906, The Metropolitan Magazine) (novelette)
• "Fires Rekindled" (1919 June 21, Argosy All-Story Weekly) (novelette)
• "The Jewels of Nobleman Jack" (1921 Aug, Munsey's Magazine) (novella)

Non-fiction

• "What is Called Society" (1903, The Smart Set) (article)
• "Can Ladies Smoke Tobacco?" (1903 Nov, The Smart Set) (article)
• "Inspiration 'ex Machina'" (1906, Appleton's) (article)
• "The Woman Who Wrote Little Women" (1922 Oct, Ladies' Home Journal) (article)

Works about Hawthorne

• "Hawthorne, Julian," in A Short Biographical Dictionary of English Literature, by John William Cousin, London: J. M. Dent & Sons (1910)
• "Hawthorne, Julian," in The Encyclopedia Americana, New York: The Encyclopedia Americana Corporation (1920)