Author:Charles Beadle

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Charles Beadle (1881–1944)

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Novelist and pulp fiction writer, best known for his adventure stories in American pulp magazines, and for his novels of the bohemian life in Paris.

Works

Books

(partial list)

• A Trip to the United States in 1887 (1887) IA
• The City of Shadows: A Romance of Morocco (1911)
• A Whiteman's Burden (1912)
• A Passionate Pilgrimage (1915)
• Witch-Doctors (1922) PG
• The White Gambit (1932?) IA

Works from magazines

• "The Triumph of Tony" (ss) Windsor Magazine, Vol 35, 1912
• "NQO" (ss) The International (New York), Dec 1917
• "The Double Scoop," (novelette) Adventure, May 18, 1918
• "The Autocrat" (ss) Everybody's June 1918
• "John O'Damn," Adventure, Aug 3, 1918
• "The Tree of Life," (novelette) Adventure, August 1, 1919
• "The Blond Spiders," (novelette) Adventure, Dec 20, 1924

• "The Alabaster Goddess," Adventure, January 1, 1920
• "Buried Gods" Adventure, September 3, 1921
• "The Cave" Adventure, October 3, 191
• "The City of Baal" Adventure, January 18, 1921
• "The Christ-man," Adventure, May 15, 1918
• "Gifts of Diamonds" Adventure, June 20, 1922
• "The Land of Ophir" (3-part serial), Adventure, March 10,20,30, 1922
• "Through Rabat's Eyes" (3-part serial), Argosy, August 2,9,16, 1919
• "A Talk with the New Sultan of Morocco" (non-fiction) in The Pall Mall Magazine, October 1908 ^[1]
• "The White Frog" Adventure, August 18, 1919
• "The Lost Cure," Adventure, January 30, 1923

1. His first known work