Author:Holman Francis Day

Holman Francis Day
(1865–1935)

Holman Francis Day

Works

• Squire Phin (1913, c.1905), novel, dramatized as The Circus Man and produced in Chicago in 1909 (external scan)

• Up in Maine (1901), verse (external scan)
• Pine Tree Ballads: Rhymed Stories of Unplanned Human Natur' Up in Maine (1902) (external scan)
• Kin O'Ktaadn: Verse Stories of the Plain Folk Who Are Keeping Bright the Old Home Fires Up in Maine (1904) (external scan)
• Rainy Day Railroad War PG
• The Eagle Badge (1908)
• King Spruce (1908) PG
• The Ramrodders(1910) PG; (external scan)
• The Skipper and the Skipped (1911) PG; (external scan)
• The Red Lane: A Romance of the Border (1912) (external scan)
• The Landloper (1915) PG
• Along Came Ruth (play produced in New York, 1914)
• Blow the Man Down (1916) PG; (external scan)
• Where Your Treasure Is (1917) (external scan)
• Kavanagh's Clare (1917)
• The Rider of the King Log (1919)
• When Egypt Went Broke(1920) PG; (external scan)
• All Wool Morrison (1921) PG
• Joan of Arc of the North Woods (1922) PG
• The Ship of Joy (1931)

Works from periodicals

• "As an Officer and a Gentleman" (1902 May, The Black Cat) (ss)
• "A New World" (1903-04, Leslie's) (ss)
• "Cap'n Phin Look's Private Heaven" (1904-05, Leslie's) (ss)
• "Uncle Jotham Bailey's Mortgage" (1904 July, Everybody's Magazine) (ss)
• "The Baiting of Brackett" (1904 Oct, Everybody's Magazine) (ss)
• "In the Honest Woods" (1904-05, Leslie's) (ss)
• "The Saints of Shiloh" (1904-05, Leslie's) (ar)
• "Brothers" (1905, American Illustrated Magazine) (ss)
• "Cap'n Elwell's Kitchen Cabinet" (1905, American Illustrated Magazine) (ss)
• "Under the Door of the Doghole" (1905 March, The Black Cat) (ss)
• "Cap'n Sproul of Scotaze" (1906 Aug, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "A Tarfinger Cupid" (1906 Sept, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "A Scotaze Conspiracy" (1906 Oct, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "A Balky Cincinnatus" (1907 March, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "The Triumvirs of the 'Razoo'" (1907 June, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "For the Glory of Hecla One" (1907 July, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "Old King Spruce. X" (1907 Nov, New England Magazine) (ss)
• "A Job for Herod" (1908 Feb, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "Love's Licensed Guide" (1909 June, The Outing Magazine) (ss)
• "Mr. Dynamo" (1909 June, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "'Board 'The Buzzard'" (1909 July, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "The Seven Skippers of the 'London Lass'" (1909 Aug, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "A Deal in Pig-tails" (1909 Sept, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "Hoofing It With the Heathen" (1909 Oct, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "The Meeting House That Went A-Rampaging" (1909 Dec, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "Bargain 'Horned Hoodackers'" (1911 April, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "When Freedom Shrieked" (1911 May, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "Through Wallagrass 'Incog'" (1911 June, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "Fixing it for Cap'n Newt" (1911 Oct, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "Z. Tute: Exhibit A" (1911 Dec, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "'Plug' Koose, of Christmas Cove" (1913 Jan, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "Running Without Halters" (1913 March, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "Santa Marlinspike" (1914 Jan, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "The Throne of Old Tantrybogus" (1914 Jan 10, The Saturday Evening Post) (ss)

* "Here Come the Heirs" (1914 April, in Smith's Magazine) (ss)

• "The Case of Old 'I'll—I'll Ye'" (1915 July, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "One Nute, Landlocked Buccaneer" (1915 Aug, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "Unmasking One Orum" (1915 Sept, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "Justice Incog" (1915 Oct, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "Nothing Like Having Friends" (1915 Nov, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "Going After it" (1916 March, Smith's Magazine) (ss) [Cap'n sprout]
• "The Matter of the Tytes" (1916 Aug, Smith's Magazine) (ss) [Cap'n sprout]
• "The Apple-Tree Fleet" (1917, Harper's) (ss)
• "The Pervasive Vespasian" (1917 Oct, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "The Playful Bill Alf" (1918 June, Smith's Magazine) (ss)
• "A Delicatessen Delilah" (1919 Apr 7, The Popular Magazine) (ss)
• "'Madam I'm Adam'" (1923, Red Book) (ss)
• "Battling for Betty" (1924, Popular) (ss) [as Holman Day]
• "The Story Craigin Missed" (1924 Oct 7, The Popular Magazine) (ss) [by Holman Day]
• "Barrateers" (1925 April 25, Short Stories) (ss) [by Holman Day]
• "Duello" (1926 Oct 20, The Popular Magazine) (ss) [by Holman Day]
• "The Laurelled Lie" (1927 Dec 25, Short Stories) (ss) [by Holman Day]

Longer works

• "The Gashing Fiddlers" (1910 Aug 1, The Popular Magazine) (novella)
• "The Dictator" (1917 Apr 20, The Popular Magazine) (novel)
• "So Sailed We" (1927 March 30, The Popular Magazine) [by Holman Day] (novel)
• "In the Tall Timber" (1927 May 20, The Popular Magazine) (novella) [by Holman Day] 45pp
• "South o' the Wolves" (1927 Sept 7, The Popular Magazine) (novel) [by Holman Day]

Non-fiction

• "Grim Grand Manan" (1912, Harper's)