Author:Edwin Balmer

Edwin Balmer
(1883–1959)

Edwin Balmer

Works

Novels

• Waylaid by Wireless (1909)
• The Achievements of Luther Trant (1910) with William MacHarg
• The Surakarta (1913) with William MacHarg
• A Wild-Goose Chase (1915)
• The Blind Man's Eyes (1916) with William MacHarg
• The Indian Drum (1917) with William MacHarg
• Ruth of the U. S. A. (1919)
• Resurrection Rock (1920)
• Her Great Moment (1921) (scan needed)
• The Breath of Scandal (1922)
• Keeban (1923)
• Fidelia (1924)
• That Royle Girl (1925)
• Dangerous Business (1927)
• Flying Death (1927)

Short stories

Luther Trant series

Stories featuring this character were all written with William MacHarg.

Nine of the stories are included in the 1910 collection.

• "The Axton Letters" (1910)
• "The Chalchihuitl Stone" (1910)
• "Decidedly Odd" (1915) - not in collection
• "Duel in the Dark" - not in collection
• "The Eleventh Hour" (1910)
• "The Empty Cartridges" (1910)
• "The Fast Watch" (1910)
• "The Hammering Man" (1910) - not in collection, printed in Amazing Stories (1927)
• "The Man Higher Up" (1910)
• "The Man in the Room" (1910)
• "A Matter of Mind Reading" - not in collection
• "The Private Bank Puzzle" (1910)
• "The Red Dress" (1910)
• "Vapors of Death" - not in collection

Other

• "Billings of '49" (1906)

Works from periodicals

• "The Man Who Would Be Prophet" in Canada-West Magazine (1907 June) (ss)
• "The Island of Hope" in The Red Book Magazine, (1909 Dec) (ss)
• "The Weak Spot" in The Red Book Magazine, (1912 July (ss)
• "The Sleeping Ship" in The Red Book Magazine, (1912 Nov) (ss)
• "The Lover of Life" in The Red Book Magazine, (1912 Dec) (ss)
• "The One" in Collier's Weekly, (1913 Jan 11) (ss)
• The Fight of the Fire Control in The Popular Magazine, (1913 June) (ss)
• "The White Bead" in Collier's Weekly, (1913 Feb 1) (ss)
• "The Price of Success" in The Red Book Magazine, (1917 Dec)
• "The Lair of the Kaiser" in The Red Book Magazine, (1918 April)
• "'Settled Down'" in Everybody's Magazine, (1921 Feb)

With William MacHarg

• "The Highwaymen" in The Saturday Evening Post, (1909 Oct 16)

Essays

• The Science of Advertising (1910)