Author:Henry James O'Brien Bedford-Jones

• The Cross and the Hammer: A tale of the days of the Vikings ( 1912) illus E. H. Hartke his. fiction
• The Conquest (1914) IA
• Flamehair the Skald: A tale of the days of Hardrede IA
• Blood Royal (1914)
• Under Fire (1915)
• L'Arbre Croche Mission ^[1] IA
• Sword Flame (1918)
• Nuala O'Malley (from All Story weekly, 1918) ^[2] Project Gutenberg
• The Opium Ship (1919, 4-part serial in The Thrill Book magazine)
• Pirates' Gold (1920)
• The Mesa Trail (1920) IA : Project Gutenberg
• Bigfoot Joe and Others: Figments of fancy (1920) short stories and poems IA
• Arizona Argonauts (1920) (1924 edition)
• The Mardi Gras Mystery (1921) frontispiece John Newton Howitt
• The Shadow (1922)
• The Second Mate (1922) novella IA (1923, c. 1922)
• The Sheriff of Pecos (1923)
• Mormon Valley (1924)
• The Star Woman (1924) (his. fiction)
• Golden Ghost

(as Allan Hawkwood)

• The Gate of Farewell (1928; in Argosy, Jan–Feb 1914) [Book #1?] IA
• Solomon's Quest (1915)
• Gentleman Solomon (1915; People's Magazine 1915) IA
• Solomon's Carpet (1915; People's Magazine, Oct 1915)
• The Seal of John Solomon (1924; Argosy, 1915)
• John Solomon, Argonaut (1916)
• John Solomon, Retired (1917; People's Magazine Dec 1917)
• Pilgrim Solomon (1917)
• Solomon's Son (1918)
• John Solomon—Supercargo (1924; Argosy 1914)
• John Solomon, Incognito (1925; sl 1921)
• The Shawl of Solomon (1925; sl. 1917)
• The Wizard of the Atlas (1928)

• "Evening at the Black Bull," in Golden Fleece (October 1938, vol. 1, no. 1)
• "She Loved Iberville," in Golden Fleece (November 1938, vol. 1, no. 2)
• "Dead Man Alive," in Golden Fleece (December 1938, vol. 1, no. 3)

(All authors of the series used the pseudonym Gordon Stuart. Only titles by Bedford-Jones are shown.)

• The Boy Scouts of the Air in the Dismal Swamp (1920)
• The Boy Scouts of the Air at Cape Peril (1921)
• The Boy Scouts of the Air on Baldcrest (1922)

Longer works and series

• "A Discord in Avalon," (novella, New Story Magazine, July, 1914)
• "Rajah of Hell Island" (novella, All-Story Weekly, Mar 24 1917)
• "Bob Bowen comes to Town" (novelette, All-Story Weekly, Nov 2, 1918)
• "The House of Skulls" (novelette, All-Story Weekly, Jan 25, 1919)
• "Four Quarts of Rubies," (3-part serial, All-Story Weekly, June 7-21, 1919)
• "The Opium Ship," (4-part serial, Jul 1-Aug 16 1919)
• "The Blue Ghost" (The Blue Book Magazine, 1920 June) novelette
• "The Second Life of Monsieur the Devil" (3-part serial, Blue Book Magazine, Aug–Oct 1920)
• "Mr. Shen of Shensi" (The Thrill Book, 1919 Oct 1) novelette
• "The Ship of Shadows" (novella, Blue Book Magazine, Feb 1920)
• "The Blue Ghost" (The Blue Book Magazine, 1920 June) novelette
• "The Brazen Peacock" (3-part serial, Blue Book Magazine, Aug-Oct 1920)
• "The Messenger" (Adventure, 1920 Dec 1) (with W C Robertson) novella
• "The Temple of the Ten" (1921 March 3, Adventure) with W. C. Robertson (Sequel to "The Messenger." In book form 1973) novelette
• "Blood of the Eagle" (novella, Munsey's May 1922)
• "Treasure Royal" (novelette, Munsey's Jan 1922)
• "Down the Coast of Barbary," (novelette, All-Story Weekly, Oct 21, 1922)
• "Cactus and Rattlers" (novelette, Blue Book Magazine, Jan. 1924)
• "The Arizona Callahan" (Blue Book, March 1924) novelette
• "Madagascar Gold" (novelette, Blue Book May 1924) [Trenchard] novelette
• "The Barren Islands" (Blue Book, June 1924) [Trenchard] novelette
• "South, West and North" (novel, Adventure Oct 30, 1924)
• "Profit Intangible," (novelette, Everybody's, 1925)
• "The Frontier Below" (The Blue Book Magazine, Sept 1925) novelette
• "George, Tete-Beche" (Short Stories US, 1926 Feb 10) novelette
• "The Sergius Stones" (Everybody's Magazine, 1926 June) novelette
• "The Cibourne Trail" (The Blue Book, July 1926) novella; as Allan Hawkwood
• "The Trail of Jeopardy" (Short Stories, 25 Dec 1926) ss
• The Trail of Death (The Blue Book Magazine, 1926 Oct–?) series
  • "West of Plymouth" (1926 Oct) novelette
  • "Over Abbeville" (1926 Nov) novelette
  • "North of Trouville" (1927 Jan) novelette
• "The Three Men Over the Hill," (Everybody's Magazine, January 1927)
• "The Bar E Bar Bandit" (The Blue Book Magazine, Jan 1927) novelette [as Allan Hawkwood] novelette [as Allan Hawkwood] (1 page missing in scan at IA)
• "Men Make Mistakes" (Adventure, 1927 Aug 15) novelette
• "The Net" (Short Stories US, 1928 May 10) novella
• "Rifles at Eagle Pass" (Short Stories (US) 1928 Dec 10) novella
• "The Pearl of Price" (Blue Book, 1933) novelette
• Detective Clancy (1926–?) series
  • "Clancy, Detective" (The Blue Book, April 1926) novelette
  • "Five Years After" (The Blue Book Magazine, 1926 Sept) novelette
• American League Convention
  • "La Belle Marquise" (The Blue Book Magazine, 1928 Jan) novelette
• "The Bloody Decks of Every" (Adventure, 1928 May 15) novelette
• "The Hostile Island" (The Blue Book Magazine, Aug 1928) novelette

• "The Sleeper" in Weird Tales, 24 (4) (October 1934)
• "Pearls from Macao," in The Magic Carpet Magazine (July 1933, vol. 3, no. 3)
• "Lords of the Tideless Sea," in Golden Fleece (February 1939, vol. 2, no. 2)
• "Much Lost, More Won," in Golden Fleece (March 1939, vol. 2, no. 3)
• "The Sea Drinks Blood," in Golden Fleece (May 1939, vol. 2, no. 5)

Short stories

• "A Personal Problem," (All-Story Cavalier Weekly, July 11, 1914)
• "Clem Frobisher's Man-sized Job" (1916, Wide-Awake) (ss; as by Allan Hawkwood)
• "A Question of Brains," (People's, Feb 10, 1919)
• "Mustered Out" (Argosy and Railroad Man's Magazine, Apr 5 1919)
• "He Swallows Gold" (Argosy and Railroad Man's Magazine, May 3 1919)
• "Irregular Brethren," (Blue Book, Aug 1919)
• "The Ironmaster of Chian Fu" (Blue Book, Apr 1920) ss
• "The Brazen Serpent" (Argosy All-Story Weekly, 1920 June 24) ss
• "The Tale of the Tenth Tablet," (Sunday Star, Dec 11 1921)
• "The Emperor's Amulet," (Sunday Star, Dec 18 1921)
• "A Tiger Hilt," (Sunday Star, Dec 25 1921) [Toptit]
• "Red Amber," (Sunday Star, Jan 1 1922)
• "The Ambassador's Ring," (Sunday Star, Jan 8 1922)
• "The Image of Earth," (Sunday Star, Jan 15 1922)
• "Little Tomtit," (Sunday Star, Jan 22 1922) [Toptit]
• "Sun, Sand and Soap," (Sunday Star, Jan 29 1922)
• "The Knight Heir," (Munsey's Magazine, Jul 1922)
• "The Quality of Mercy" (Munsey's, 1922)
• "Mostly Providence" (Blue Book, 1923 Jan) ss
• "Gallegher of Beaver," (Sunday Star, Jul 1 1923)
• "The Ivory Bird Cage" (McClure's Magazine, 1923 July) ss
• "Gallegher's Devil" (McClure's Magazine, 1923 Oct) ss
• "Red to the Right" (McClure's Magazine, 1924 Feb) ss
• "The Four Red Circles," (Blue Book Magazine, Nov 1924)
• "The White Jade Seal" (Short Stories, 1924)
• "A Plunge in the Seine" (The Blue Book Magazine, March 1928) ss

• "The Artificial Honeymoon" in Weird Tales, 35 (4) (July-August 1940) (Adventures of a Professional Corpse)

• "Making Your Library Pay Dividends" (The Student Writer, 1922 Aug) essay

• Figs and Thistles (1915) poetry IA
• Fruit Before Summer (1915) poems IA
• Gathered Verse (1916) poems IA
• The Story of Mision San Juan Capistrano (1918) poems IA

• H. Bedford-Jones—Philatelist—Story Teller by Unknown, in Linn's Weekly Stamp News, 14 Dec 1929

• Many more eBooks at Project Gutenberg Australia