Henry Cottrell Rowland (March 12, 1874 – June 6, 1933) was a writer.[1] Several of his works were adapted into films. He was also a co-producer on films. He wrote stories for magazines and novels.[2][3] Several of his works are illustrated.

Bibliography

• Sea Scamps: Three Adventures of the East (1903)[4]
• The Bamboula (1904)
• The Wanderers (1905)[5]
• The Mountain of Fears (1905), short stories
• In the Shadow (1906)
• The Countess Diane (1908)
• Germaine (1910)[6]
• The Apple of Discord (1913)
• The Sultana (1914) with illustrations by A. B. Wenzell[7]
• In the Service of the Princess (1910)
• Of Clear Intent
• The Closing Net (1912)
• Filling His Own Shoes (1916)
• Pearl Island (1919)[8]
• Duds (1920)
• Hirondelle (1922)
• Many Mansions (1932)[9]
• The Luck of Smalley
• The Magnet; A Romance (1911), initially published as a serial titled "The Pilot-Fish"[10]
• Mile High; A Novel (1921)
• To Windward: The Story of a Course, illustrated by Charlotte Weber

Short stories

• The Forest of His Fathers (1920)
• The Trees (1932)
• The Merle

Filmography

• Duds (1920) based on Rowland's novel Duds
• The Peddler of Lies (1920) based on Rowland's The Peddler
• Bonnie, Bonnie Lassie (1919), credited as one of the writers
• The Sultana (1916) based on Rowland's story of the same name
• Conquering the Woman (1922), based on his short story "Kidnapping Coline"

References

External links

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