Ingersoll Lockwood
45 books
About the Author
Ingersoll Lockwood (1841-1918) was an American lawyer, diplomat, and author whose imaginative works blended political satire, adventure, and speculative fiction, often drawing from the social anxieties of the Gilded Age. Born in Ossining, New York, he pursued a career in law before serving as U.S. Consul to the Kingdom of Hanover and the Electorate of Hesse, experiences that enriched his storytelling with global perspectives. Lockwood's writing gained renewed attention in the modern era for its prescient themes, particularly in his Baron Trump series, which follows the fantastical journeys of a young protagonist through hidden worlds and underground realms. His novella 1900: Or, The Last President vividly captures the turmoil of electoral politics, economic upheaval, and populist fervor, offering a timeless reflection on power and societal change. A prolific writer, Lockwood's legacy endures as a bridge between 19th-century literature and contemporary intrigue.
Common genres
Adventure
Adventure Fiction
Anthology
Aventura
Children's Adventure
Children's Fantasy
Children's Literature
classic literature
Clássico
Classics
Complete Works
Distopía
Dystopian
Fantasía
Fantasy
Fantasy Adventure
Ficção Científica
Fiction
Historical
Historical Drama
historical fantasy
Historical Fiction
Humor
Illustrated Classics
Illustrated Fiction
Juvenile Fiction
Literary Fiction
motivational
Mystery
Personal Development
Political Fiction
political satire
political thriller
Prophetic Literature
satire
Self-Help
social commentary
speculative fiction
Time Travel
Writing style
imaginative
satirical
adventurous
Books by Ingersoll Lockwood
