Came (1894), revised and enlarged as The Splendid Idle Forties: Stories of Old California (1902) A Whirl Asunder (1895) His Fortunate Grace (1897) Patience Sparhawk and Her Times (1897) American Wives and English Husbands (1898) The Californians (1898) The Valiant Runaways (1898) A Daughter of the Vine (1899) Senator North (1900) The Aristocrats (1901) The Conqueror, Being the True and Romantic Story of Alexander Hamilton (1902) "The Splendid Idle Forties, Stories of Old California" (1902) Heart of Hyacinth (1903) Mrs. Pendleton's Four-in-Hand (1903) Rulers of Kings (1904) The Bell in the Fog, and Other Stories (1905) The Travelling Thirds (1905) Rezanov (1906) Ancestors (1907) The Gorgeous Isle (1908) Tower of Ivory (1910) Julia France and Her Times (1912) Perch of the Devil (1914) California, An Intimate History (1914), revised and enlarged in 1927 and 1971 Life in the War Zone (1916) Mrs. Belfame (1916) The Living Present (1917) – Book I: French Women in Wartime; Book II: Feminism in Peace and War The White Morning: a Novel of the Power of the German Women in Wartime (1918) The Avalanche: A Mystery Story (1919) Transplanted (1919) The Sisters-in-Law: A Novel of Our Times (1921) Sleeping Fires (1922) Black Oxen (1923) The Crystal Cup (1925) The Immortal Marriage (1927) The Jealous Gods, A Processional Novel of the Fifth Century B.C. (Concerning One Alcibiades) (1928) Dido: Queen of Hearts (1929) The Sophisticates (1931) Adventures of a Novelist (1932) The story of an elephant named Fritz and Teofilo Barla an Italian cook (1934) The Foghorn: Stories (1934) California: An Intimate History (1936) Golden Peacock (1936) Rezánov and Doña Concha (1937) Can Women Be Gentlemen? (1938) The House of Lee (1940) The Horn of Life (1942) The Conqueror (1943) Golden Gate Country (1945, American Folkways series) My San Francisco (1946) Plays Julia France (1912) Films Don't Neglect Your Wife (1921), screenwriter Other contributions The Spinners' Book of Fiction (wrote: Concha Arguëllo, Sister Dominica)(1907), made to help out her friend Ina Coolbrith What Is a Book? (1935) The Lot, Photoplay, June 1921, p. 92. Sources Leider, Emily Wortis, California's Daughter: Gertrude Atherton and her Times, Stanford University Press, 1991, quoted p. 313. The Literature Network Preface to The Sisters-in-Law Laing, Alexander, ed. The Haunted Omnibus, 1965 Schley-Ulrich, William. “The Many Faces of Nance O'Neil.” The Hatchet, Peartree Press, June 2018, lizzieandrewborden.com/HatchetOnline/the-many-faces-of-nance-oneil.html. References External links Gertrude Atherton on Women Film Pioneers Project Gertrude Atherton: Short Stories Online