The Ella Higginson Recovery Project was created by Dr. Laura Laffrado of Western Washington University as part of her work to reintroduce Higginson’s engaging writings to a new audience of appreciative readers and to draw attention to the forgotten position of the Pacific Northwest region in United States literature from the late nineteenth- and early twentieth centuries. Other regions of the United States are very well-known in earlier American literature while the Pacific Northwest remains overlooked. Dr. Laffrado continues to reestablish Higginson’s once celebrated literary reputation by restoring her name and her works to their justly merited place in U.S. literature.

• A Bunch of Western Clover (Bellingham, Washington: Edson & Irish, 1894)
• The Flower That Grew in the Sand and Other Stories (Seattle: The Calvert Company, 1896); reprinted as From the Land of the Snow Pearls (NY: Macmillan, 1897)
• A Forest Orchid and Other Stories (NY: Macmillan, 1897)
• When the Birds Go North Again (NY: Macmillan, 1898)
• The Snow-Pearls (Seattle: Lowman and Hanford, 1897)
• Four-Leaf Clover: A Little Book of Verse (Bellingham, Washington: Edson & Irish, 1901)
• Mariella, of Out-West (NY: Macmillan, 1902)
• The Voice of April-Land and Other Poems (NY: Macmillan, 1903)
• Alaska, the Great Country (NY: Macmillan 1908)
• The Vanishing Race (Bellingham, Washington: C.M. Sherman, 1911)