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Post by BRIAN on Apr 11, 2007 11:09:11 GMT -5
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Post by BRIAN on Apr 11, 2007 11:14:09 GMT -5
Books for Children by Stephen W. Meader
Arranged Chronologically
All are fiction and published by in New York by Harcourt, Brace, with the
exception of Trap Lines North, published by Dodd, Mead in New York, and essentially
non-fiction.
The Black Buccaneer, 1920.
Down the Big River, 1924.
Longshanks, 1928.
Red Horse Hill, 1930.
Away to Sea, 1931.
King of the Hills, 1933.
Lumberjack, 1934,
Trap-Lines North: A True Story of the Canadian Woods, 1936.
The Will to Win and Other Stories, 1936.
Who Rides in the Dark?, 1937.
T-Model Tommy, 1938.
Bat: The Story of a Bull Terrier, 1939.
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Boy With A Pack, 1939.
Clear for Action, 1940.
Blueberry Mountain, 1941.
Shadow in the Pines, 1942.
The Sea Snake, 1943.
The Long Trains Roll, 1944.
Skippy’s Family, 1945.
Jonathan Goes West, 1946.
Behind the Ranges, 1947.
River of the Wolves, 1948.
Cedar’s Boy, 1949.
Whaler ’Round the Horn, 1950.
Bulldozer, 1951.
The Fish Hawk’s Nest, 1952.
Sparkplug of the Hornets, 1953.
The Buckboard Stranger, 1954.
Guns for the Saratoga, 1955.
Sabre Pilot, 1956.
Everglades Adventure, 1957.
The Commodore’s Cup, 1958.
The Voyage of the Javelin, 1959.
Wild Pony Island, 1959.
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Buffalo and Beaver, 1960.
Snow on Blueberry Mountain, 1961.
Phantom of the Blockade, 1962.
The Muddy Road to Glory, 1963.
Stranger on Big Hickory, 1964.
A Blow for Liberty, 1965.
Topsail Island Treasure, 1966.
Keep ’Em Rolling, 1967.
Lonesome End, 1968.
The Cape May Packet, 1969.
Short Stories for Adults by Stephen W. Meader
“Ruined Biscuits” Top-Notch (December 1921): 67-82.
“Son of the Blizzard.” Farm and Fireside, March 1922, 2.
“Texans Can Ride” Top-Notch Volume 60, No. 5, 1 January 1925, 1-32.
“Skis and Doughnuts.” Ladies’ Home Journal, (January 1933): 10+.
Short Stories for Children in Periodicals
The first six short stories listed in this subsection were included in The Will to Win and
Other Stories as well as appearing in the magazines listed.
“Anchor Man.” The American Boy, April 1932, 17.
“Ice on the Horse Killer.” The American Boy, February 1933, 6.
“The Will to Win.” The American Boy, April 1933, 9.
“The Carrabescook Doubles.” The American Boy, August 1933, 11.
“Quick Kick.” The American Boy, November 1933, 14.
“Three Hundred Innings.” Boys’ Life, September 1936, 14.
“Trouble at the Blue Buck.” Open Road for Boys March and April 1938.
“Between the Dunes and the Sea.” Jack and Jill. August 1951, 63-67.
“Pinky on the Beach” Jack and Jill. July 1952, 58-67.
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Bibliography of Unpublished Manuscripts of Stephen W. Meader
Obtained from John H. Meader, son of Stephen W. Meader
Meader, Stephen W. “The Cedar Swamp Witch.” TMs (carbon copy).
Meader, Stephen W. “The Fight for the Marsh.” TMs.
Meader, Stephen W. “The Freedom Trail.” TMs.
Meader, Stephen W. “The Hawley House Mystery.” TMs.
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Post by BRIAN on Apr 12, 2007 9:51:56 GMT -5
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Post by traplines on Apr 12, 2007 14:11:23 GMT -5
I logged on to the link Brian and asked about the diaries. They emailed back saying they checked and they didn't have them. They said it was funny though that was the second request for the diaries in 2 days. I assume the other request was you Brian. They are still in contact with Meaders son but I didn't ask for an address. That's good the more interest we can create the better the chances of finding info.
Russ
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Post by BRIAN on Apr 13, 2007 8:17:09 GMT -5
: Katie A. Windham [mailto:kathleen.windham@usm.edu] Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 14:23 To: Schweikert, Brian CONT Subject: RE: Request from deGrummond On-Line Form Dear Brian- I just looked through the 2 boxes we have in our Stephen Meader Collection. Unfortunately, we do not have anything you might be looking for. Although, I did skim an informal memoir he typed in hopes that he might mention something regarding the publication you are researching. However, it was more of a history of his family than anything else. There are only a few pieces of correspondence in our files and none of these mention this publication, or, are to or from any of the people you mentioned in your e-mail. Although, I did read where his son mentioned that some of his father's papers are at the Kerlan Collection. Here is the link to their finding aid on Stephen Meader: special.lib.umn.edu/findaid/xml/CLRC-947.xmlAgain, I don't believe what you want is listed on their finding aid...but you just never know what someone might find in the files! I am sorry I could not be more helpful to you and your research, but I appreciate your contacting us! You seem to be very passionate and thorough in your research and this is inspiring! Best of luck to you! Sincerely, Katie A. Windham -- Collection Specialist de Grummond Children's Literature Collection McCain Library and Archives The University of Southern Mississippi |
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Post by Matt (admin) on Apr 14, 2007 0:12:15 GMT -5
Great work, Brian!
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Post by BRIAN on Apr 24, 2007 8:01:14 GMT -5
Thanks
(looks up the continuing brushy path, an old trail that needs exploring)
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