Arthur Stringer (1874 – 1950) was a Canadian novelist, screenwriter, and poet who later moved to the United States.
In Empty Hands, the spoiled only daughter of a wealthy father is banished by her parent away from the bright lights. This young flapper nearly drowns in a canoe, but is saved by one Shomer Grimshaw, a young timber engineer. The two end up on a remote island with only the clothes they are wearing, and must battle the elements to survive.
Inglés
The Adolescence of Number Eighty-Seven
The Wire-Tappers
The Button Thief
The Silver Poppy : Love, Plagiarism, and the Dark Side of Literary Fame
The Wire Tappers : Deception, Romance, and High-Stakes Crime in the Telegraph Age
Twin Tales - Are All Men Alike and The Lost Titian : Two Captivating Tales of Romantic Secrets and Artistic Obsession
The Prairie Child : Love, Betrayal, and Motherhood on the Unforgiving Frontier
Phantom Wires : An Electrifying Tale of Crime, Love, and Telegraph Hackers
The Prairie Wife : Trading High Society for Survival on the Rugged Frontier
The Man Who Couldn't Sleep : A Midnight Descent Into New York's Deadly Criminal Underworld
The Shadow : A Gripping Tale of Obsession and Global Pursuit
The Prairie Mother : Resilience, Romance, and Family in the Untamed Canadian West