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American author, journalist and scenario writer. Many of his short stories were published in magazines like Harper's.
Robert Welles Ritchie
Works
- The Cat and The King (1912)
- "The Cat and the King" (1912), novelette, from the Popular Magazine, Dec. 18, 1912
- Inside the Lines (1915), with Earl Derr Biggers. (Novel, based on Biggers' play of the same name)
- Trails to Two Moons (1920) (Frontispiece by Frank Spradling) [#Original Bill]
- Dust of the Desert (1922) IA : Project Gutenberg
- Drums of Doom (1923) (sl, as The Desert of the Three Skulls in Short Stories, January 1923–)
- Stairway of the Sun (1924; c.1923)
- Ho! Sonora (1925)
- Wheat: A Western Story (1926)
- Deep Furrows (1927) [copyright renewed 24 Jan 1955]
- The Hell-roarin' Forty-Niners (1928)
- San Francisco (1929)
Magazine stories and articles
- "The Cat and the King" (1912) [novellette, from the Popular Magazine, Dec. 18, 1912 [#Billy and Bethell]
- "The Great Cardinal Seal" (1914) novellette, from the Popular Magazine, Nov. 7, 1914 [#Billy and Bethell]
- "The Gold Pince-Nez" (1915) novellette, from the Popular Magazine, Feb. 23, 1915
- "Mr. Gunn and the Fretful Volcano" (1915) short story, from the Popular Magazine, Oct. 20, 1915
- "A Hole in the Make-up," short story, from the Popular Magazine, Jan 1 1913
- "Original Bill" (1916) ss, from Harper's Magazine, Jun 1916 [#Original Bill]
- "The Troubadour of Little Poison" (1916) ss, from Harper's Magazine, Jul 1916 [#Original Bill]
- "Stalemate" (1916) novelette, from the Popular Magazine, Nov. 7, 1916 [#Raoul Flack / Boylan]
- "His Master's Voice" (1916) short story, from the Popular Magazine, Nov.20, 1916 [#Raoul Flack / Boylan]
- "Virus X" (1916) short story, from the Popular Magazine, Dec. 20, 1916 [#Raoul Flack / Boylan]
- "Rods of the Law" (1917) ss, from Harper's Magazine, Apr 1917 [#Original Bill]
Non-fiction
- "Sea Tolls" in Harper's Monthly Magazine, Sep 1911
- "The Passing of a Dictator" in Harper's Monthly Magazine, Apr 1912
- "The Wire" (1915) nf, from Harper's Magazine, Jul 1915
- "A Graduate School of War" in Harper's Magazine, Feb 1916
- 'Some Scenes of "The Virginian" ' in The Bookman, Jan 1917
- "'Nastasia" (novella) from Everybody's Magazine, Mar 1924
- "High Finance and Pete Hewes" (25 April 1925, Short Stories US) (ss)
- "Measure of Two Men" (8 Nov 1926, Adventure) (ar?
A list of movies for which he wrote the stories or scenarios is on [IMDB]
Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they were published before January 1, 1927.
The author died in 1942, so works by this author are also in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 75 years or less. Works by this author may also be in the public domain in countries and areas with longer native copyright terms that apply the rule of the shorter term to foreign works.
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