Author:Alfred Henry Lewis

Works

 * Wolfville: Episodes of Cowboy Life (1893) (Illustrated by Frederic Remington)

Non-fiction

 * Richard Croker (1901)
 * The Boss, and How He Came to Rule New York (1903)
 * When Men Grew Tall, or, The Story of Andrew Jackson (1907)
 * Nation-famous New York Murders (1914)

Novels and short story collections

 * Sandburrs (1900)
 * Peggy O'Neal (1903)
 * The President: A Novel (1904)
 * Confessions of a Detective (1906)
 * The Apaches of New York (1912)
 * The Black Lion Inn
 * The Sunset Trail
 * The Throwback: a Romance of the Southwest
 * The story of Paul Jones: an historical romance

Wolfville stories

 * Wolfville (1893) (Illustrated by Frederic Remington)
 * Wolfville Days (1902)
 * Wolfville Nights (1908)
 * A Wolfville Thanksgiving
 * Wolfville Folks (1908)
 * Faro Nell and Her Friends: Wolfville Stories (1913)

Works from periodicals

 * "Paul Morton—A Sketch" (1891, Munsey's Magazine US) (article)
 * "An Idyl of the 'HT'" (1891, Short Stories US) (as Dan Quinn) (ss) R
 * "Found" (1891, Short Stories US) (as Dan Quinn) (ss)
 * "Short Creek Dave's Conversion," (as by Dan Quin) in Short Stories magazine, 1892
 * "Navajo Joe," (as by Dan Quin) in Short Stories magazine, Jul 1893
 * "One Eighteenth-Century Day" (1902 Jan, The Smart Set) (ss)
 * "She Stoops to Conquer" in the Smart Set, Feb 1902
 * "When Whig Met Tory Long Ago" (1902 March, The Smart Set) (ss)
 * "The Troubles of the Prince" (1902 June, The Smart Set) (ss)
 * "Break a Heart and Make an Actor," in Smart Set magazine, July 1903
 * "The Game of Statehood" (1906, Appleton's) (article?)
 * "The Whole World Kin" (1908, Collier's) (ss)
 * "What is 'Joe' Cannon?" (1910 Apr, Cosmopolitan) (article)
 * "That Turner Person" (1910 Feb, Cosmopolitan) (ss) [Wolfville]
 * "Old Man Enright's Uncle" (1910 Sept, Cosmopolitan) (ss) [Wolfville]
 * "Young Mr. Cruger and Jack" (1911 Mar, The Red Book Magazine) (ss)
 * 'Wolfville' (series) (1913, Cosmopolitan) (series)
 * Marihuaña (Oct 1913)
 * "Cassidy's Christmas" (1910 Dec, The Red Book Magazine) (ss)
 * "The Robbery of the River Bank" (1911 Oct, The Red Book Magazine) (ss)