Author:Rex Todhunter Stout

Rex Todhunter Stout
(1886–1975)

Rex Todhunter Stout

Works

Novels

• Her Forbidden Knight (1913)
• Under the Andes (1914) PG
• A Prize for Princes (1914)
• The Great Legend (1916)

Short stories

• "Ask the Egyptians" (1916) (transcription project)
• "The Victory of Love" (1911) (play in free verse)
• "Their Lady" (reportedly 1912)

  Stout's authorized biographer John McAleer describes this as Stout's first published story

• "Excess Baggage" (1912)
• "A Professional Recall" (1912)
• "Pamfret and Peace" (1913)
• "The Pickled Picnic" (1913)
• "The Mother of Invention" (1913)
• "The Infernal Feminine" (1913)
• "The Paisley" (1912)
• "Billy Du Mont, Reporter" (1912)
• "Barnacles " (1913)
• "A Companion of Fortune" (1913)
• "A White Precipitate" (1913)
• "Méthode Américaine" (1913)
• "A Tyrant Abdicates" (1914)
• "The Pay-Yeoman" (1914)
• "Secrets" (1914)
• "Rose Orchid" (1914)
• "An Agacella Or" (1914)
• "The Inevitable Third" (1914)
• "Out of the Line" (1914)
• "The Lie" (1914)
• "Target Practise" (1914)
• "If He Be Married" (1915)
• "Baba" (1915)
• "Warner and Wife" (1915)
• "A Little Love Affair" (1915) [Mr. Bob Chidden]
• "Art for Art's Sake" (1915) [Mr. Bob Chidden]
• "Another Little Love Affair" (1915) [Mr. Bob Chidden]
• "Jonathan Stannard's Secret Vice" (1915)
• "Sanétomo" (1915)
• "The Strong Man"n(1915)
• "Justice Ends at Home" (1915)
• "Two Kisses" (1916)
• "This Is My Wife" (1916)
• "Second Edition" (1916)
• "It's Science That Counts" (1916)
• "The Rope Dance" (1916)
• "Heels of Fate" (1917)
• "An Officer and a Lady" (1917)
• "It Happened Last Night" (1917)
• "Old Fools and Young"

Verse

• "In Cupid's Family" (1910)
• "Cupid's Revenge" (1911)