Author:Inez Haynes Irwin

Inez Haynes Irwin
(1873–1970)

Inez Haynes Irwin

Works

Novels

• "May Eve; or, What You Must" (1906, Smith's Magazine) (3-part serial)
• June Jeopardy (1908)
• Phoebe and Ernest (1910) Illustrated by R. F. Schabelitz hathitrust
  • The Lost Children · (1908) — Phoebe and the Heart of Toil · (1909) — Ernest and the First Arrow · (1909, as "Puppy Love") — Phoebe and her Other Self — Ernest and the Latch-Key Question — Phoebe and the Household Gods — Ernest and the Case of Old Mudguards — Phoebe among the Thespians — Ernest and the Social Game — The Codes · (1910; as "The Codes of Phoebe and Ernest") — Phoebe Makes the Grand Tour — Epilogue
• Janey: being the record of a short interval in the journey through life and the struggle with society of a little girl of nine (1911)
  • Janey Enters the Social Game · (1910; as "Janey and the Social Revolution) — Janey Repudiates Matrimony · (1910; as "A Renegade Mother") — Janey Snares the Stork · (1910; as "Janey and the Stork") — Janey Takes Her Pen in Hand · (1910) — Janey Tracks Cupid · (1911; as "Janey and the Little Blind God") — Janey Peers Behind the Veil · (1911) — Janey Interprets the Great Bard · (1911; as "Janey Takes a Thinking Part") — Janey Dabbles in High Finance · (1911) — Janey Gazes in Her Mirror · (1911; as "Janey Discovers the Great Illusion")
• Phoebe, Ernest, and Cupid (1912) Illustrated by R. F. Schabelitz
  • Ernest and the Law of Order — Phoebe and the Little Blind God — Phoebe Among the Bohemians — Ernest Lays down His Arms — Phoebe Closes with Cupid — The Discoveries — The House Book — I, Phoebe, Take Thee, Toland — Ernest and the Conspirators — Phoebe and the Most Important Bird — Till He Gets Him a Wife — The Found Children
• Angel Island (1914) Project Gutenberg
• The Ollivant Orphans (1915)
• The Lady of Kingdoms (1917)
• The Happy Years (1919)
• Out of the Air (1921) Project Gutenberg
• The Lost Diana (novella), Everybody's Magazine (1923)

The Maida books

• Maida's Little Shop, 1909 PG
• Maida's Little House, 1921

Short stories

Phoebe and Ernest

• "The Lost Children", (1908, The American Magazine, vol 67) (ss)
• "Phoebe and the Heart of Toil," (1909, The American Magazine, vol 68)
• "Puppy Love", The American Magazine, (1909, The American Magazine, vol 68)
• "Phoebe and Her Other Self" (1909, The American Magazine, vol 69) (ss)
• "Ernest and the Latch Key Question" (1910, The American Magazine, vol 69) (ss)
• "Phoebe and the Household Gods" (1910, The American Magazine, vol 69) (ss)
• "Ernest and the Case of Old Mudguards" (1910, The American Magazine, vol 70) (ss)
• "Phoebe Among the Thespians" (1910, The American Magazine, vol 70) (ss)
• "Ernest and the Social Game" (1910, The American Magazine, vol 70) (ss)
• "The Codes of Phoebe and Ernest" (1910, The American Magazine, vol 70) (ss)
• "Phoebe Makes the Grand Tour" (1910, The American Magazine, vol 71) (ss)

Phoebe, Ernest, and Cupid

• "Ernest and the Law of Order" (1910, The American Magazine, vol 71) (ss)
• "Phoebe and the Little Blind God" (1911, The American Magazine, vol 71) (ss)

Janey

• "Janey and the Social Revolution" (1910 May, Success Magazine) (ss) [Janey Enters the Social Game]
• "Janey and the Stork" (1910 June, Success Magazine) (ss) [Janey Snares the Stork]
• A Renegade Mother (July 1910, Success Magazine) (ss) [Janey Repudiates Matrimony]
• Janey Takes Her Pen in Hand (Aug 1910, Success Magazine) (ss)
• Janey Takes a Thinking Part (April 1911, Success Magazine) (ss) [Janey Interprets the Great Bard]
• Janey Peers Behind the Veil (May 1911, Success Magazine) (ss)
• Janey Dabbles in High Finance (June 1911, Success Magazine) (ss)
• "Janey Discovers the Great Illusion", The Red Book Magazine, 1911 June (ss) [Janey Gazes in Her Mirror]
• Janey and the Little Blind God (July 1911, Success Magazine) (ss) [Janey Tracks Cupid]

Other stories

• "The Queen of Far-Away", Everybody's Magazine, 1904 May (ss)
• "The Father of His Son", Everybody's Magazine, Jul 1904
• "A Doorstep Introduction", Pearson's Magazine, Nov 1904
• "Love Me, Love My Dog", Pearson's Magazine, Nov 1904
• "The Start", Everybody's Magazine, Dec 1904
• "Uncle Mark's Match-Making/", The Red Book Magazine, 1905 June (ss)
• "A Conspiracy Inhibited", The Smart Set, Aug 1906 (ss)
• "Elvira's Boys", The Red Book Magazine, 1907 Oct (ss)
• "Those who Sit Up-stairs", The Red Book Magazine, 1907 Nov (ss)
• "The Amateur House-Party", The Smart Set, Aug 1907 (ss)
• "In the Dark", The Smart Set, July 1907 (ss)
• "The Matchbreakers", Hampton's Broadway Magazine, Nov 1908
• "A Shift in Values", The Red Book Magazine, 1909 Dec (ss)
• "The Homeliest Child", Harper's Magazine, Dec 1911
• "The Eternal Challenge", Everybody's Magazine, Jan 1912
• "With Pitfall and With Gin", Pictorial Review, Feb 1912
• "The Sixth Canvasser", The Century Magazine, Jan 1916 (ss)
• "Ladies", The Century Magazine, 1916 (ss)
• "The Night Before", The Century Magazine, 1916 (ss)
• "The Woman Across the Street", Ladies' Home Journal, Sep 1916
• "The Last Cartridge", McCall's, Oct 1922
• "His Career", Harper's Bazar, Jan 1923 (ss)
• "A Telephone Exchange", Everybody's Magazine, Dec 1923 (ss)

Non-fiction

• The Californiacs, 1916 (travel) Project Gutenberg
• "The Marysville Strike" in Harper's Magazine, April 4, 1914 (article)
• The Native Son, 1919 (travel) Project Gutenberg
• The Story of the Women's Party, 1921 (Published as Up Hill With Banners Flying, 1964)
• "Literary Portraits: Fannie Hurst", The Bookman (US) June 1921 (article)