Author:Meredith Nicholson

Meredith Nicholson
(1866–1947)

Meredith Nicholson

Works

• Short Flights (1891) (external scan)
• The Hoosiers (1900) (external scan)
• The Main Chance (1903)
• Zelda Dameron (1904)
• The House Of A Thousand Candles (1905)
• Poems (1906)
• Rosalind at Red Gate (1907) (external scan)
• The Port of Missing Men (1907)
  • Reissued as Daily Mail Sixpenny Novel No. 166 (1912)
• The Little Brown Jug at Kildare (1908)
• The Lords of High Decision (1909)
• The Siege of the Seven Suitors (1910) (external scan)
• Style and the Man (1911)
• Hoosier Chronicle, illustrated by Frederick Coffay Yohn (1912) (start transcription)
• The Provincial American and Other Papers (1912)
• Otherwise Phyllis (1913)
• The Poet (1914)
• The Proof of the Pudding (1916)
• Langdon's Legacy (1916)
• The Madness of May (1917)
• A Reversible Santa Claus (1917)
• The Valley of Democracy (1918) (external scan)
• Lady Larkspur (1919)
• A Fifth Reader (1919), as editor
• Blacksheep! Blacksheep! (1920)
• The Man in the Street (1921)
• Best Laid Schemes (1922)
• Broken Barriers (1922)
• Honor Bright: A Comedy in Three Acts (1923), co-authored with Kenyon Nicholson
• The Hope of Happiness (1923)
• And They Lived Happily Ever After! (1925)
• The Cavalier of Tennessee (1928)
• Old Familiar Faces (1929)

Works from periodicals

• "Honor Bright" (1915, in Harper's) (ss)
• "Sitting Up With Susan" (1915 Aug, in The Red Book Magazine) (ss) [McGillicuddy]
• "Landon's Legacy" (1916 Jan 8, in Collier's Weekly) (ss)
• "The Man With The Lantern" (1916, in Collier's Weekly) (ss?)
• "The Prince of Charmingville" (1917 Sept, in The Red Book Magazine) (ss) [McGillicuddy]
• "Nothing Venture, Nothing Have" (1918 Apr, in The Red Book Magazine) (ss)
• "Wrong Number" (1919 May, in Scribner's Magazine) (ss)
• "Tell Me Your Troubles" (1919 June, in The Red Book Magazine) (ss)
• "Poor Dear Papa" (1921 Apr, in The Red Book Magazine) (ss)
• "Nuttina" (1922 Apr, in The Red Book Magazine) (ss)
• "The Third Man" (1922 Nov 5, in The Sunday Star) (ss)
• "McGillicuddy" (1923 Jan, in The Red Book Magazine) (ss) [McGillicuddy]
• "The Haunted Rocking Chair" (1924 June, in Cosmopolitan) (ss)
• "They're All Alike" (1924 June, in The Smart Set) (ss)

Longer works

• "The Proof of the Pudding" (1915 Oct—1916 May, in The Red Book Magazine) (8-part serial)
• "And They Lived Happily Ever After" (1924 Oct–?, in Cosmopolitan) (ss)

Non-fiction and verse

• "The Crown of Defeat" (1921 Feb, in Cosmopolitan) (ss)
• "Are We a Happy People" (1922-23, in Harper's) (article)
• "A Letter" (1889-90, in The Century Magazine) (verse)
• "A Parting Guest" (1892, in The Century Magazine) (verse)
• "God Save the State!" (1904-05, in The Century Magazine) (article)
• "The Poor Old English Language" (1921 Sept, in Scribner's ) (article)