Person - Thorpe, Fred

Pseudonym For: Stearns, Frederick A., Jr.

Pseudonyms: Author of "Round the World Boys"; Author of "Walt the Wonder Worker"

Items with "Thorpe, Fred" as Credited Author

1890

Double-quick Dan; or, From messenger boy to millionaire

1893

Bob the hoodoo; or, The luck a gold horseshoe brought

1899

Dick Derby's Double; or, The Boy Kings of Nirwana Island
Harry Hurlburt's Destiny
The Marbleville Mystery Solved; or, Brought to Justice
On his mettle; or, The Marbleville mystery [abridged version]
Poor Paddy; or, The Adventures of a Wild Irish Boy

1900

Across the Continent; or, The Result of a Queer Race
Barred Out; or, A Race Across the Continent
The Cave of Diamonds; or, Jack Gilman's Revenge
Chris, the Comedian; or, What Was He Good For?
Fighting for a Name; or, The Mystery of a Photograph
Hank, the Hustler; or, A Brave Boy's Battle for Bread
On and Off the Stage; or, The Adventures of a Boy Actor
One Boy in a Thousand; or, Yankee to the Backbone
Paddy's Triumph
A Plucky Yankee Boy
A Son of the Soil; or, The Young Diamond King of Shadow Island
Walter Goodhall's Triumph; or, The Mystery of the Photograph Solved
The Young Hustler's Reward; or, How Hank Won the Battle

1903

Blind Luck; or, Burt Parton's Bravery
The boy in black; or, The prisoner of Lone Star Mountain : a story of strange adventures among a strange people
The Spotted Six; or, The Mystery of Calvert Hathaway

1904

Ahead of the show; or, The adventures of Al Allston, advance agent
Down-East Dave
Jonah Mudd, the mascot of Hoodooville; or, Which was which?

1905

Ben and Boney; or, The Adventures of Two Queer Chums

1907

Git up and git; or, The mystery of the dead hand
The silent city

1908

Barred out; or, Handicapped from the word "go" : the story of a queer race across the continent and its results
Dick Derby's double; or, The two boy kings of Nirvana
The double-faced mystery; or, Adventures of a rolling stone
The round-the-world boys; or, The search for the great pink pearl
A slave for a year; or, Living, yet dead : a story of a great mystery and how it was solved
Wilde & Woolley; or, The pards from Plug Ugly Bar

1909

For big money : the travels of a member of the Golden Hours Club : a story of one of our own boys, told by himself
Hat and Pat; or, Yankee grit and Irish wit : a story of adventure of two greenhorns
On his mettle; or, The Marbleville mystery
The phantom island; or, The secret of the sea
Standing room only; or, The boy star ventriloquist