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Author:Harold Edward Bindloss

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Harold Edward Bindloss
(1866–1945)

English novelist who wrote many adventure novels set in western Canada. Best remembered works include the novels Ranching for Sylvia (1912), The Gold Trail (1910) and Vane of the Timberlands (1911). Pen name: Harold Bindloss

Harold Edward Bindloss


Works

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Novels

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  • A Wide Dominion (1899)
  • Alton of Somasco (1905)
  • The Mistress of Bonaventure (1905)
  • The Cattle-Baron's Daughter (1906)
  • Delilah of the Snows (1907)
  • The Impostor (UK) - Winston of the Prairie (US) (1907)
  • The Dust of Conflict (1907)
  • A Damaged Reputation (1908)
  • The Greater Power (1909)
  • His Lady's Pleasure (UK) - For Jacinta (US) (1908)
  • The Liberationist (UK) - Long Odds (US) (1908)
  • Beneath Her Station (1909)
  • A Sower of Wheat (UK) - Lorimer of the Northwest (US) - (1909)
  • Allinson's Adventure (UK) - A Prairie Courtship (US) - (1910)
  • The Gold Trail (1910)
  • Masters of the Wheat-Lands (1910) IA
    • UK title: Hawtrey's Deputy (1910) (also serialized in Windsor Magazine, 1910) IA
  • His Master Purpose (UK) - Thurston of Orchard Valley (US) (1910)
  • The Long Portage (US) (1912) aka The Pioneer (UK)
  • The Trustee (UK) - Ranching for Sylvia (US) (1912)IA
  • For the Allinson Honor (1913)
  • Prescott of Saskatchewan (US) (1913) aka The Wastrel (UK)
  • Askew's Victory (UK) - The Buccaneer Farmer (US) (1914)
  • Blake's Burden (UK) - The Intriguers (US) (1914)
  • The League of the Leopard (1914)
  • The Intruder (UK) - Harding of Allenwood (US) (1915)
  • His One Talent (UK) - Brandon of the Engineers (US) (1916)
  • The Borderer (UK) - Johnstone of the Border (US) (1916)
  • Carmen's Messenger (1917)
  • A Risky Game (UK) - The Coast of Adventure (US) (1917)
  • Agatha's Fortune (UK) - The Lure of the North (US) (1918)
  • Sadie's Conquest (UK) (1918) - The Girl from Keller's (US) (1917)
  • Dearham's Inheritance (UK) - Partners of the Out-Trail (US) (1919)
  • Wyndham's Partner (UK) - Wyndham's Pal (US) (1919)
  • Stayward's Vindication (UK, see below) The Wilderness Mine (US) (1920)
  • Kit Musgrave's Luck (US) (1921) a.k.a Musgrave's Luck (UK)
  • The Head of the House (UK) - Lister's Great Adventure (US) (1921)
  • The Man from the Wilds (1922)
  • Northwest! (US) (1922) a.k.a The Mountaineers (UK) / Pine Creek Ranch
  • The Keystone Block (US) a.k.a. The Bush-Rancher (UK) (1923)
  • The Wilderness Patrol (1923)
  • 1924 Andrew's Folly (UK) a.k.a. Green Timber (US) (1924)
  • The Boys of Wildcat Ranch (1924)
  • The Lute Player (UK, Ward), a.k.a. Carson of Red River (US) (1924)
  • The Broken Net a.k.a. Prairie Gold (1925)
  • A Debt of Honour (1925)
  • Helen the Conqueror (1926)
  • Sour Grapes (UK) a.k.a. The Broken Trail (US) (1926)
  • The Dark Road (1927)
  • Footsteps (1927)
  • The Firm Hand (UK) a.k.a. The Lone Hand (US) (1928)
  • Halford's Adventure (UK) a.k.a. Mystery Reef (US) (1928)
  • Frontiersmen (UK) a.k.a. The Frontiersman (US) (1929)
  • The Harder Way (1929)
  • Harden's Escapade (UK) a.k.a. The Man at Willow Ranch (US) (1930)
  • A Moorside Feud (1930)

Non fiction

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  • In the Niger Country (1897)

Works from magazines

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Longer works
  • "Hawtrey's Deputy" (1910, in The Windsor Magazine) Illustrated by Cyrus Cuneo (serial)

Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they were published before January 1, 1931.


This author died in 1945, so works by this author are in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 80 years or less. These works may 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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