Author:Josephine Dodge Daskam Bacon

Josephine Dodge Daskam Bacon
(1876–1961)

Josephine Dodge Daskam Bacon

Works by Daskam

Collections and anthologies

• Sister's Vocation and Other Girls' Stories (1900) (transcription project)
• Smith College Stories (1900) (external scan)
• Fables for the Fair (1901)
• The Imp and the Angel (1901)
• Whom the Gods Destroyed (1902)
• The Madness of Philip (1902) (external scan)
• Middle Aged Love Stories (1903) (external scan)
• Poems (1903) (external scan)
• Her Fiancé (1904) (transcription project)
• The Memoirs of a Baby (1904) (transcription project)
• An Idyll of All Fool's Day (1907) (external scan)
• Square Peggy (1909) (external scan)
• In the Border Country (1909) (external scan)
• Margarita's Soul (1909) (external scan)
• The Biography of a Boy (1910) (external scan)
• While Caroline Was Growing (1911) (external scan)
• The Inheritance (1912) (external scan)
• The Strange Cases of Dr. Stanchon (1913) (external scan)
• Open Market (c. 1915) (external scan)
• The Twilight of the Gods (1915) (external scan)
• On Our Hill (1919) (external scan)

Short stories

• "The Woman Who was not Athletic" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Helped her Husband" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Used her Theory" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Looked Ahead" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Fell between Two Figures" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Understood Opera" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Made a Conquest" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Made a Good Wife" (1901)
• "The Woman Who was Too Disinterested" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Deliberated" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Believed in Early Rising" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Took Advice" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Took Things Literally" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Had Broad Views" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Mourned her Husband" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Played 'Cyrano'" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Caught the Idea" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Helped her Sister" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Could not Sew" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Married her Daughter" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Could not Help Herself" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Bribed her Niece" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Knew Too Much" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Talked Well" (1901)
• "The Woman Who Adapted Herself" (1901)
• "The Imp and the Angel" (1901)
• "The Imp and the Drum" (1901)
• "The Imp and the Author" (1901)
• "The Imp's Matinée" (1901)
• "The Imp's Christmas Dinner" (1901)
• "The Imp Disposes" (1901)
• "The Prodigal Imp" (1901)
• "Whom the Gods Destroyed" (1902)
• "A Wind Flower" (1902)
• "When Pippa Passed" (1902)
• "The Backsliding of Harriet Blake" (1902)
• "A Bayard of Broadway" (1902)
• "A Little Brother of the Books" (1902)
• "The Maid of the Mill" (1902)
• "The Twilight Guests" (1902)
• "In the Valley of the Shadow" (1902)
• "A Philanthropist" (1903)
• "A Reversion to Type" (1903)
• "A Hope Deferred" (1903)
• "The Courting of Lady Jane" (1903)
• "Julia the Apostate" (1903)
• "Mrs. Dud's Sister" (1903)
• "The Blue Dress" (1903)
• "The Goddesses from the Machine", illustrated by Sarah Stilwell Weber, in Scribner's Magazine (January 1905)
• "The Little Silver Heart" (1906)
• "An Idyl of the Road" (1907)
• "Pinky West and the Spirit World" (1907)
• "The Conversion of Constantia" (1907)
• "The Pretenders" (1908)
• "A Little Victory for the General" (1908)
• "The Warning" (1908)
• "The Face of an Angel" (1909)
• "The Prize" (1911)
• "Where Thieves Break In" (1911)
• "A Pillar of Society" (1911)
• "His Father's House" (1911)
• "A Watch in the Night" (1911)
• "The Ends of the Earth" (1911)
• "The Kimono" (1923)

Essays

• "We and Our Daughters" (1906-07)
• "We and Our Neighbors" (1906-07)
• "We and Our Servants" (1906-07)

Poems

• "The Stranger Child" (1902)
• "The Little Dead child" (1900)
• "The Sons of Sleep" (1901)
• "Escapade" (1901)
• "Dreams" (1902-03)
• "Heaven" (1902-03)
• "The Sleepy Song" (1902-03)
• "The Sailor's Song" (1903)
• "M. M. D." (1905)

Plays

• "The First of October" (1904)
• "The Little Princess of the Fearless Heart" (1906-07)
• "The Proud Princess and the Ugly Prince" (1906-07)

Edited by Daskam

• The Best Nonsense Verses (1901) (external scan)
• Scouting For Girls (1920)