Macaulay Company

The Ohio State University Libraries have a collection of its papers. Wallace Thurman worked at the firm including as editor-in-chief. Furman was president and treasurer of the publishing company in 1934 when it faced a strike after laying off five employees. Furman said the layoffs were a result of business conditions. It was involved in a legal dispute with William LaVarre. Its office was at 257 Fourth Avenue in New York City.

• The Counterpart by Joseph Hornor Coates (1909) • The Game of the Golden Ball (1910) • The Princess of Forge (1910) • The City of Silent Men by John A. Moroso (1913) • The Combined Maze by May Sinclair (1913) • At Bay (1914) • Whoso findeth a wife by J. Wesley Putnam (1914) • Secret of the Night by Gaston Leroux (1914) illustrated by Henry Richard Boehm • The Family Cupboard, a novel (1914) • The American Caravan, a yearbook of American literature edited by Van Wyck Brooks. • The River Riders by Walter W. Liggett • The Natural Law (1916) • The Girl by the Roadside (1917) • EVE, Junior by Reginald Heber Patterson (1917) • The Invisible Enemy (1918) • Flames of the Blue Ridge (1919) • Stretton Street Affair by William Le Queux (1922) • Sisterly Competition Rivalry by Sarah Warder MacConnell (1927) • IT by Elinor Glyn (1927) • Moussia: the life and death of Marie Bashkirtseff (1929) • Show Boy, a novel by M. Coates Webster (1931) • Machine to Kill by Gaston Leroux (1935)