Author:Frank Elias

Frank Elias
(1878–1949)

Works

• The Political Advertiser (1903)
• The Right Hon H H Asquith, MP (1909)
• The Far East: China, Korea, & Japan (1911)
• Heaven And The Sea (1912)
• William Jones, MP (1913)
• The Gorgeous East: India, Burma, Ceylon And Siam (1913)
• A Boy's Adventures In The South Seas (1914)
• The Mine Detector: A Tale Of The East Coast (1915)
• The Cotton Broker [as John Owen] (1921)
• The Shadow On The School (1922)
• The Idealist [as John Owen] (1922)
• Robert Gregory: The History Of A Little Soul [as John Owen] (1922)
• The Hoarding [as John Owen] (1923)
• The Two Captains Of Tuxford (1924)
• The Glory Of Going On [as John Own] (1924)
• Out Of The Straight; or, The Motor Mysteries Of Belton School (1925)
• The Giant Of Oldborne [as John Owen] (1926)
• John Lea, Citizen And Art Lover (1928)
• The Shepherd And The Child [as John Owen] (1929)
• Many Captives [as John Owen] (1930)
• The Running Footman [as John Owen] (1931)
• Everard Bringle [as John Owen] (1933)
• Khartoum Tragedy [as Marcus MacLaren] (1935)
• The Terror In The River: A Tale Of The New Smuggler (1936)
• The Road And The Wood [as John Owen] (1936)
• The Blind For Sacrifice [as John Owen] (1937)
• Smugglers Of The Rome Express (1938)
• North Sea Spy (1939)
• Atlantic Spy (1940)
• The Beauty Of The Ships [as John Owen] (1940)
• The Traitor [as John Owen] (1941)
• Blitz Hero [as John Owen] (1942)
• The Burden [as John Owen] (1943)
• Wind In The Sky [as John Owen] (1944)
• Beach Mystery (1946)
• Suffolk Madman [as John Owen] (1946)
• Captain's Orders (1947)
• Home Sweet Home [as John Owen] (1948)

Contributions to "Punch" Magazine.

• "How Germany Came Off" in Punch, 147 (3817) (2^nd September, 1914)
• "How War is "Made in Germany"" in Punch, 147 (3815) (19^th August, 1914)
• "Mails for a Mailed Fist" in Punch, 147 (3832) (16^th December, 1914)
• "Sound and Fury" in Punch, 147 (3821) (30^th September, 1914)
• "Why I Don't Enlist" in Punch, 147 (3828) (18^th November, 1914)
• "Works of Kultur" in Punch, 147 (3824) (21^st October, 1914)