and Hopwood, but ghostwritten by Stephen Vincent Benét Lost Ecstasy (1927) Alternate title I Take This Woman This Strange Adventure (1928) Two Flights Up (1928) The Door (1930) The Double Alibi (1932) The Album (1933) The State vs. Elinor Norton (1933) The Doctor (1936) The Wall (1938) The Great Mistake (1940) The Haunted Lady (1942) The Yellow Room (1945) A Light in the Window (1948) The Swimming Pool (1952) Series Letitia (Tish) Carberry The Amazing Adventures of Letitia Carberry (1911) Tish: The Chronicle of Her Escapades and Excursions (1916) More Tish (1921) Tish Plays the Game (1926) Tish Marches On (1937) Hilda Adams The Buckled Bag (1914) Locked Doors (1914) Miss Pinkerton (1932) Alternate title The Double Alibi The Haunted Lady (1942) Sequel to Miss Pinkerton Episode of the Wandering Knife (1950) Short story collections Love Stories (1919) Affinities and Other Stories (1920) Sight Unseen (1921) Temperamental People (1924) The Romantics (1929) Married People (1937) Familiar Faces: Stories of People You Know (1941) Alibi for Isabel and Other Stories (1944) The Frightened Wife and Other Murder Stories (1953) Special Edgar Award, 1954 Plays The Double Life (1906) Seven Days (1909) (with Avery Hopwood) Cheer Up (1912) Produced and directed by Cecil B. DeMille Tumble In (1919) (with Avery Hopwood) Musical version of Seven Days The Bat (1920) (with Avery Hopwood) Spanish Love (1920) (with Avery Hopwood) The Breaking Point (1923) Nonfiction "Faces and Brains," Photoplay, February 1922, p. 47. Kings, Queens, and Pawns: An American Woman at the Front (1915) A collection of Rinehart's reports as a correspondent during World War I Through Glacier Park: Seeing America First with Howard Eaton (1916) The Altar of Freedom: An Appeal to the Mothers of America (1917) An appeal to prepare for the coming war Tenting Tonight: A Chronicle of Sport and Adventure in Glacier Park and the Cascade Mountains (1918) First published in Cosmopolitan (1917) The Out Trail (1923) Nomad's Land (1926) My Story (1931; revised 1948) Rinehart's autobiography Essays "Isn't That Just Like a Man!" (1920) Available in one volume with "Oh, Well, You Know How Women Are!" by Irvin S. Cobb "Why I Believe in Scouting for Girls" Film and TV adaptations 1914 – ;– short film 1914 – ;– short film 1915 – ;– short film 1915 – ;– short film 1915 – ;– short film 1915 – The Circular Staircase (novel The Circular Staircase) 1915 – ;– short