in Chicago. It was Bradley's death in late October 1976 that inadvertently revealed that her daughter, Alice B. Sheldon, was the prominent science fiction writer James Tiptree, Jr. Selected books Expedition-related books On the Gorilla Trail (1922) Caravans and Cannibals (1926) Alice in Jungleland (1927) Alice in Elephantland (1929) Trailing the Tiger (1929) Old Chicago historical novels The Fort (1933) The Duel (1933) Debt of Honor (1933) Metropolis (1933) Other books The Favor of Kings (1912) The Palace of Darkened Windows (1914) The Splendid Chance (1915) The Wine of Astonishment (1919) The Fortieth Door (1920) The Innocent Adventuress (1921) Murder in the Room 700 (1931) The Road of Desperation (1932) Unconfessed (1934) A Hanging Matter (1937) Pattern of Three (1937) The Hunters (1943) Incident in Berlin (1944) Understudy (1946) Seventy-Five Years of Best Girls (1948) Murder in the Family (1951) Nice People Murder (1952) Nice People Poison (1952) References External links Short Biography on Mary Hastings Bradley at Graceland Cemetery The Double Life of Alice B. Sheldon 1882 births 1976 deaths 20th-century American novelists American women short story writers Writers from Chicago Burials at Graceland Cemetery (Chicago) Smith College alumni American women novelists 20th-century American women writers 20th-century American short story writers American hunters Novelists from Illinois Members of the Society of Woman Geographers