Alfred Henry Lewis
Alfred Henry Lewis was an American investigative journalist, lawyer, novelist, editor, and short story writer, who sometimes published under the pseudonym Dan Quin.
Wolfville
In a Wild West town, an unusual funeral becomes a catalyst for community as the residents gather to honor a fallen member, revealing their camaraderie and unique customs.
By Alfred Henry Lewis
Wolfville Days
In a lawless boomtown, a newspaper man outsmarts striking workers while dealing with a host of eccentric characters and their ridiculous shenanigans.
By Alfred Henry Lewis
Sandburrs
In an unforgiving urban landscape of the 19th century, the lives of struggling individuals intertwine with gritty realities, dark humor, and the raw intensity of a dog-fighting world.
By Alfred Henry Lewis
Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Alfred Henry Lewis
Discover a curated collection of works capturing the essence of the American West through vivid characters and adventurous tales, all compiled into one accessible volume.
By Alfred Henry Lewis
An American Patrician, or The Story of Aaron Burr Illustrated
** A charming but egotistical young man rejects a life in the ministry to pursue law and military glory, setting him on a course for political intrigue and tragedy.
By Alfred Henry Lewis
The Boss, and How He Came to Rule New York
From a blacksmith's son to a political powerhouse, this is a first-hand account of how one man navigated the treacherous currents of corruption and influence to rule New York.
By Alfred Henry Lewis
The Sunset Trail
In a land of danger and beauty, a young buffalo hunter’s life changes forever when he meets a spirited woman who is new to the Wild West.
By Alfred Henry Lewis
Wolfville Nights
In a lawless land, a scoundrel's attempts to outwit fate and a fateful showdown reveal the raw realities of frontier justice.
By Alfred Henry Lewis
The Black Lion Inn
At a cozy tavern, where refuge from a snowstorm and inner demons intersect, a man seeks sobriety with the help of an unexpected mentor.
By Alfred Henry Lewis
When Men Grew Tall, or The Story of Andrew Jackson
** Witness a young lawyer's ambitious journey through colonial America as he faces challenges and rivalries, ultimately shaping him into a formidable historical figure.
By Alfred Henry Lewis
The Apaches of New York
Venture into the chaotic world of early 1900s New York, where gangsters, cops, and ordinary citizens collide in a dangerous dance of survival.
By Alfred Henry Lewis
The Story of Paul Jones: An Historical Romance
From humble beginnings on the sea, a young boy is destined to become a legendary naval commander during America's fight for independence.
By Alfred Henry Lewis
Peggy O'Neal
A captivating woman's destiny collides with a prominent general amidst a backdrop of social scrutiny and political manuevering.
By Alfred Henry Lewis
How The Raven Died 1902, From "Wolfville Nights"
Fueled by an unquenchable curiosity, a Native American chief's pursuit of forbidden knowledge unleashes destruction upon his tribe, leading to his own tragic demise.
By Alfred Henry Lewis
The President: A Novel
In the dangerous world of politics, a man's desires clash with love, ambition, and powerful enemies.
By Alfred Henry Lewis
Faro Nell and Her Friends: Wolfville Stories
Step into a rollicking world of gunslingers, charming women, and high-stakes drama where love and loyalty are tested against the backdrop of a lawless frontier.
By Alfred Henry Lewis