Author:Ernest Poole

Ernest Cook Poole
(1880–1950)

Ernest Cook Poole

Works

• The Voice of the Street (1906) (start transcription) IA
• Katherine Breshkovsky: "For Russia's Freedom" (1906) IA
• The Harbor (1915) (transcription project) IA + Audio version.
• His Family (1917)

  1917 edition (transcription project) (low quality scan)

  1926 edition (transcription project)

• "The Dark People": Russia's Crisis (1918) IA
• The Village: Russian Impressions (start transcription) (1918) IA
• His Second Wife (1918) (start transcription) IA
• Blind: A Story of These Times (1920) (start transcription) IA
• Beggar's Gold (start transcription) (1921) IA
• Millions (1922) (start transcription) IA
• Danger (1923)
• The Avalanche (1924)
• The Little Dark Man and Other Russian Sketches (1925) — 4 short stories
• The Hunter's Moon (1925)
• With Eastern Eyes (1926)
• Silent Storms (1927)
• Car of Croesus (1930)
• The Destroyer (1931)
• Nurses on Horseback (1932)
• Great Winds (1933)
• One of Us (1934)
• The Bridge: My Own Story (1940) — Memoir
• Giants Gone: Men Who Made Chicago (1943)
• The Great White Hills of New Hampshire (1946)
• Nancy Flyer: A Stagecoach Epic (1949)

Articles

• "Abraham Cahan: Socialist — Journalist — Friend of the Ghetto," The Outlook, Oct. 28, 1911. IA
• "Our American Merchant Marine under Private Operation," The Saturday Evening Post, vol. 202, no. 8 (Aug. 24, 1929) pp. 25, 142, 145-146, 149-150.
• "Captain Dollar," (serialized in 5 parts) The Saturday Evening Post, May 25-June 22, 1929.
• "Frolicking and Vain Mirth," Woman's Day, April 1948.