Elizabeth Robins in Alaska, Contents

• The Alaska-Klondike Diary of Elizabeth Robins, 1900
  Now available!
  
  • Listing at the University of Alaska Press [Now part of U of Colorado Press Consortium]
  • Interview with Dr. Gates upon the book's publication. Opal Lovett talks to Joanne Gates for the Jacksonville News. Rotate to read. 
  • Sherry Simpson authored a Book Review of the ER Diary, in the Fairbanks, Alaska Daily News Miner, June 27, 1999. (Originally at <http://www.newsminer.com/heartland/hland62799/book.htm> available now as saved clipping: Fairbanks Review of the ER Alaska Diary. A local review was published in the Anniston Star.)
• Guide to Alaskan-centered Novels and play by Robins:
  • The Magnetic North (1904)
  • Come and Find Me (1908)
  • Bowarra
  • Go To Sleep Stories
• On Line editions of Alaska Short Fiction by Robins:
  • "Monica's Village" Published in Century Magazine, May, 1905. Pages 19-30; reprinted in The Mills of the Gods and Other Stories (1920).
  • "Miss Cal." Published in The English Review (December 1910); McClures, 36: 218-228. Reprinted in The Mills of the Gods and Other Stories (1920).
  • "The Caribou Stand" Published in Pall Mall Magazine 35 (1905). Pages 561-572.
• On Line Non Fiction Alaska Articles by Robins:[A Note]
  • "Elizabeth Robins at Cape Nome," from the August 19, 1900 Seattle Post Intelligencer [publication of her Alaska letters subtitled "Living Under Martial Law" and "The Court Arrives"].
  • "The Very Latest Gold Field in the Arctic Circle," Review of Reviews, London edition, XXII (October 1900): 343-345 (letter from Grantley Harbor, Alaska).
  • "The Gold Miners of the Frozen North: A Visit to Cape Nome," Pall Mall Magazine, Vol. 23 (January 1901); 55-65.
  • "Pleasure Mining," Fortnightly Review, 77 (March 1902): 474-486.
  • "The Alaska Boundary," Fortnightly Review, 80 (November 1903): 792-799.

  Permission to web publish the works of Elizabeth Robins in electronic format is granted by Mabel Smith, literary executor, Elizabeth Robins Estate. Hypertext Markup copyright Joanne E. Gates. Pagination, spelling and original punctuation retained.

CURRENTLY (2021), and as listed in WATCH (Writers, Artists, and Their Copyright Holders), the unpublished works of Elizabeth Robins are regulated by Independent Age. Note this criteria:  

Since 2013 there is a policy in place which states that "we grant rights free of charge for PhDs, dissertations and academic research/publications. Anything likely to generate substantial income - mass publishing and other media - we will charge for and will negotiate on a case by case basis.”

See more of what Independent Age supports at their website, https://www.independentage.org

See full disclosures and contact information in: Credits, Disclaimers.

Page editor: jgates@jsu.edu
Available on the web since July 1999