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Harold Bloom, The Western Canon: The Books and School of the Ages [1995]

2107 entries: 1637 monographical, 470 otherwise

Unranked—arranged (roughly) chronologically within national, linguistic, or ethnic categories placed within four broader historical sections: The Theocratic Age; The Aristocratic Age; The Democratic Age; and The Chaotic Age

Since its publication, the list at the back of Bloom's book has surpassed Fadiman's, Adler's, or Eliot's in citations, name-recognition, popularity, notoriety, what-have-you, even as Bloom insists that he did not grant the list the kind of attention that we might expect, that it was the fault of publishers, editors, agents: "I left out a lot of things that should be there and I probably put in a couple of things that I now would like to kick out." Alas, even if Bloom really did make the list one afternoon without prior research or later editing, it was still put together with greater care and knowledge than some of the lists documented at Greater Books.

    The Theocratic Age:
    The Ancient Near East:
  1. Sha Naqba Imuru

    2. The Epic of Gilgamesh; He Who Saw the Deep
    Eighteenth-Tenth centuries B C—Sumerian; Akkadian

    --
  2. The Book of the Dead

    3. The Book of Coming Forth by Day
    varying versions; written ca. Sixteenth-First centuries B C—Egyptian

    --
  3. The Bible
    Bloom specifies the King James Version, translated 1604-11 to English from the Hebrew and Aramaic (Old Testament) and the Greek (New Testament), revised 1769 by Benjamin Blayney—Hebrew; Aramaic; Greek

    --
    • Apocrypha

    4. unspecified selections—Aramaic; Hebrew; Greek

    --
  4. Pirkei Avot

    5. Pirkei Avoth; Sayings of the Fathers
    ca. Third Century—Hebrew

    Ancient India (Sanskrit):
    Vyasa
  5. Mahabharata
    includes Bhagavad Gita; ca. Ninth Century B C-Fourth Century—Sanskrit

    • Bhagavad Gita

    6. part of the Mahabharata; ca. Ninth Century B C-Fourth Century—Sanskrit

  6. Valmiki

    7. Ramayana
    ca. Fifth-Second centuries B C—Sanskrit

    The Ancient Greeks:
    Homer
  7. Iliad

    8. ca. Ninth-Eighth centuries B C—Greek

  8. Odýsseia

    9. The Odyssey
    ca. Ninth-Eighth centuries B C—Greek

    Hesiod
  9. Erga kai Hēmerai

    10. Works and Days
    ca. Eighth-Seventh centuries B C—Greek

  10. Theogonía
    ca. Eighth-Seventh centuries B C—Greek

    • Archilochus

    Poems
    Seventh Century B C; translations by Richard Lattimore—Greek

    • Sappho

    Poems
    late Seventh-early Sixth centuries B C; translations by Richard Lattimore—Greek

    • Alcman

    11. Poems
    Seventh Century B C; translations by Richard Lattimore—Greek

  11. Pindar

    12. Epinikia
    Victory Odes
    Fifth Century B C—Greek

    Aeschylus
  12. Oresteia

    13. The House of Atreus
    458 B C—Greek

  13. Hepta epi Thēbas

    14. Seven Against Thebes
    467 B C—Greek

  14. Promētheus Desmōtēs

    15. Prometheus Bound
    disputed authorship; Fifth Century B C—Greek

  15. Persai

    16. The Persians
    472 B C—Greek

  16. Hiketides

    17. The Suppliants; The Suppliant Women
    ca. 470 B C—Greek

    Sophocles
  17. Oidipous epi Kolōnō

    18. Oedipus at Colonus
    401 B C—Greek

  18. Oidipous Tyrannos

    19. Oedipus Rex; Oedipus the King
    ca. 429 B C—Greek

  19. Antigone
    ca. 441 B C—Greek


  20. Ēlektra

    21. Electra
    ca. 410-400 B C—Greek

  21. Aias

    22. Ajax
    ca. 450-430 B C—Greek

  22. Trachiniai

    23. The Trachiniae; The Women of Trachis
    ca. 450-420 B C—Greek

  23. Philoktētēs

    24. Philocetes
    409 B C—Greek

    Euripides
  24. Kyklōps

    25. Cyclops
    late Fifth Century B C—Greek

  25. Hēraklēs Mainomenos

    26. Herakles
    ca. 416 B C—Greek

  26. Alkēstis

    27. Alcestis
    438 B C—Greek

  27. Hēkabē

    28. Hecuba
    written ca. 424 B C—Greek

  28. Bakchai

    29. The Bacchae
    405 B C—Greek

  29. Orestēs

    30. 408 B C—Greek

  30. Andromache

    31. ca. 428-25 B C—Greek

  31. Mēdeia

    32. Medea
    431 B C—Greek

  32. Iōn

    33. written ca. 414-12 B C—Greek

  33. Hippolytos

    34. 428 B C—Greek

  34. Helenē

    35. 412 B C—Greek

  35. Iphigeneia en Aulidi

    36. Iphigeneia in Aulis
    405 B C—Greek

    Aristophanes
  36. Ornithes

    37. The Birds
    414 B C—Greek

  37. Nephelai

    38. The Clouds
    423 B C; revised 417 B C; only revised version remains—Greek

  38. Bátrachoi

    39. The Frogs
    405 B C—Greek

  39. Lysistrate

    40. 411 B C—Greek

  40. Hippeîs

    41. The Knights
    424 B C—Greek

  41. Sphēkes

    42. The Wasps
    422 B C—Greek

  42. Ekklesiazousai

    43. The Assemblywomen; A Parliament of Women
    391 B C—Greek

  43. Herodotus

    44. Historiē
    History
    Fifth Century B C—Greek

  44. Thucydides
    History of the Peloponnesian War
    early Fifth Century B C—Greek

    • Heraclitus

    Selected works
    ca. late Sixth-early Fifth centuries B C; only fragments of his works are extant—Greek

    • Empedocles

    Selected works
    Fifth Century B C; only fragments of his works are extant—Greek

    • Plato

    45. Dialogues
    early Fourth Century B C—Greek

    Aristotle
  45. Peri Poiêtikês

    46. De Poetica; Poetics
    Fourth Century B C—Greek

  46. Ethika Nikomacheia

    47. Nicomachean Ethics
    Fourth Century B C—Greek

    Hellenistic Greeks:
  47. Menander

    48. Samia
    The Girl From Samos
    ca. 315-09 B C—Greek

  48. Longinus

    49. Perì Hýpsous
    On the Sublime
    ca. First Century—Greek

  49. Callimachus

    50. Hymns and Epigrams
    six hymns and 64 epigrams, often published with the extant fragments of the author's other works—Greek

  50. Theocritus

    51. Idylls
    Third Century B C—Greek

    Plutarch
  51. Bìoi Paràllēloi

    52. Parallel Lives; Lives of the Noble Greeks and Romans
    First Century—Greek

  52. Moralia
    First Century—Greek

    • Aesop

    Fables
    ca. late Seventh-early Sixth centuries B C—Greek

    • Lucian

    53. "Satires"
    Second Century—Greek

    The Romans:
    Titus Maccius Plautus
  53. Pseudolus

    54. Third-early Second centuries B C—Latin

  54. Miles Gloriosus

    55. Third-early Second centuries B C—Latin

  55. Rudens

    56. Third-early Second centuries B C—Latin

  56. Amphitryo

    57. Third-early Second centuries B C—Latin

    Terence (Publius Terentius Afer)
  57. Andria

    58. 166 B C—Latin

  58. Eunuchus

    59. 161 B C—Latin

  59. Hecrya

    60. 165 B C—Latin

  60. Titus Lucretius Carus

    61. De Rerum Natura
    On the Nature of Things
    First Century B C—Latin

  61. Marcus Tullius Cicero

    62. De Natura Decorum
    written 45 B C—Latin

    Horace (Quintus Horatius Flaccus)
  62. Carmina

    63. Odes
    originally published in four volumes: first-third, 23 B C; fourth, 13 B C—Latin

  63. Epistularum

    64. originally published in two volumes, 20 and 14 B C—Latin

  64. Satirae

    65. originally published in two volumes, 35 B C and 30 B C—Latin

  65. Persius
    Satires
    First Century—Latin

    Catallus
    • 'Attis'

    First Century B C—Latin

    • "Other poems translated by Richard Crashaw, Abraham Cowley, Walter Savage Landor, and a host of English poets"

    66. First Century B C—Latin

    Virgil (Publius Vergilius Maro)
  66. Aeneid

    67. First Century B C; Mallison ("Smart") specifies Dudley Fitts and Robert Fagles's English translation—Latin

  67. Eclogues

    68. First Century B C—Latin

  68. Georgics

    69. First Century B C—Latin

  69. Lucan

    70. De Bello Civili
    Pharsalia
    written 61-65—Latin

    Ovid
  70. Metamorphoseon

    71. Metamorphoses
    8—Latin

  71. Ars Amatoria

    72. ca. late First Century B C-early First Century—Latin

  72. Heroides

    73. Epistulae Heroidum
    ca. First Century B C—Latin

  73. Juvenal (Decimus Junius Juvenalis)

    74. Satires
    late First-early Second centuries—Latin

  74. Martial (Marcus Valerius Martialis)
    Epigrams
    86-103—Latin

    Lucius Annaeus Seneca
    • "Tragedies"

    75. First Century—Latin

  75. Medea

    76. First Century—Latin

  76. Hercules Furens

    77. First Century—Latin

  77. Petronius

    78. Satyricon
    late First Century—Latin

  78. Apuleius

    79. Metamorphoseon
    Asinus Aureus; The Golden Ass
    Second Century—Latin

    The Middle Ages: Latin, Arabic, and the Vernacular Before Dante:
    Augustine of Hippo
  79. De Civitate Dei Contra Paganos

    80. City of God
    426—Latin

  80. Confessionum Libri Tredecim

    81. The Confessions of St. Augustine
    written 397-98—Latin

    --
  81. Quran

    82. Koran
    Seventh Century—Arabic

    --
  82. Kitab alf Laylah Wa-Laylah

    83. The Thousand and One Nights; The Arabian Nights
    Ninth-Fifteenth centuries—Arabic

    --
  83. The Poetic Edda

    84. Thirteenth Century—Norse

  84. Snorri Sturluson

    85. The Prose Edda
    written ca. 1220—Norse

    --
  85. Nibelungenlied

    86. ca. Twelfth-Thirteenth centuries—German

  86. Wolfram Von Eschenbach

    87. Parzival
    ca. early Thirteenth Century—German


  87. Chrétien de Troyes

    88. Yvain, le Chevalier au Lion
    written ca. 1170—French

    --
  88. Beowulf

    89. ca. Eighth-Eleventh centuries—English

    --
  89. El Cantar de Mio Cid

    90. written ca. 1195-1207—early Iberian Romance language

  90. Christine de Pizan

    91. Le Livre de la Cité des Dames
    1405—French

  91. Diego de San Pedro

    92. Cárcel de Amor
    ca. Fifteenth Century—Spanish

    The Aristocratic Age:
    Italy:
    Dante
  92. La Divina Commedia

    93. The Divine Comedy
    originally entitled La Commedia; written ca. 1308-21—Italian

  93. La Vita Nuova
    1295—Italian

    Petrarch (Francesco Petrarca)
    • Petrarch's Lyric Poems: The Rime Sparse and Other Lyrics

    1976; translations by Robert M Durling; Fourteenth Century—Latin

    • Selections From the Canzoniere and Other Works

    94. 1985; English translations by Mark Musa; Fourteenth Century—Latin

  94. Giovanni Boccaccio

    95. Il Decameron, Cognominato Prencipe Galeotto
    ca. 1351-53—Italian

  95. Matteo Maria Boiardo

    96. Orlando Innamorato
    1482—Italian

  96. Ludovico Ariosto
    Orlando Furioso
    published in part, 1516; revised 1521; published in its entirety, 1532—Italian

    • Michelangelo Buonarroti

    97. "Sonnets and madrigals translated by Wordsworth, Longfellow, Emerson, Santayana, and others"
    Seventeenth Century—Italian

    Niccolò Machiavelli
  97. Il Principe

    98. The Prince
    1532—Italian

  98. La Mandragola
    1524—Italian

    • Leonardo da Vinci

    99. Notebooks
    late Fifteenth-early Sixteenth centuries—Italian

  99. Baldassare Castiglione
    Il Cortegiano
    1528—Italian

    • Gaspara Stampa

    100. "Sonnets and madrigals"
    Sixteenth Century—Italian

  100. Giorgio Vasari

    101. Le Vite de' Più Eccellenti Pittori, Scultori, e Architettori da Cimabue Insino a' Tempi Nostri
    The Lives of the Most Excellent Italian Painters, Sculptors, and Architects; The Lives of the Artists
    1550; expanded 1568—Italian

  101. Benvenuto Cellini

    102. Vita di Benvenuto di Maestro Giovanni Cellini Fiorentino, Scritta, per Lui Medesimo, in Firenze
    Autobiography
    written 1558-62—Italian

  102. Torquato Tasso

    103. La Gerusalemme Liberata
    1581—Italian

  103. Giordano Bruno
    Lo Spaccio de la Bestia Trionfante
    1584—Italian

    Tommaso Campanella
    • Poems

    104. late Sixteenth-early Seventeenth centuries—Italian

  104. La Cittè del Sole

    105. 1602—Italian

  105. Giambattista Vico

    106. Principi di Scienza Nuova d'Intorno Alla Comune Natura Delle Nazioni
    The New Science
    1725; revised 1730 and 1744—Italian

  106. Carlo Goldoni

    107. Il Servitore di due Padroni
    1753—Italian

  107. Vittorio Alfieri

    108. Saul
    1782—Italian

    Portugal:
  108. Luís Vaz de Camões
    Os Lusíadas
    1572—Portuguese

    • António Ferreira

    109. The Muse Reborn: The Poetry of António Ferreira
    1988; written Sixteenth Century; English translations by T F Earle—Portuguese

    Spain:
  109. Jorge Manrique

    110. Coplas a la Muerte de su Padre
    written ca. 1476—Spanish

  110. Fernando de Rojas

    111. Tragicomedia de Calisto y Melibea
    La Celestina
    1499—Spanish

    --
  111. La Vida de Lazarillo de Tormes y de sus Fortunas y Adversidades

    112. 1554—Spanish

    Francisco de Quevedo
  112. Sueños y Discursos de Verdades Descubridoras de Abusos, Vicios y Engaños en Todos los Oficios del Mundo
    Dreams
    1627—Spanish

    • 'Sermón Estoico de Censura Moral'

    —Spanish

    • Fray Luis de Léon

    The Unknown Light: The Poems of Fray Luis de Léon
    1979; English translations by Willis Barnstone—Spanish

    • San Juan de la Cruz (Saint John of the Cross)

    The Poems of St. John of the Cross
    English translations by John Frederick Nims; 1959; revised 1968 and 1979—Spanish

    Luis de Góngora
    • "Sonnets"

    113. early Seventeenth Century—Spanish

  113. Las Soledades

    114. written 1613—Spanish

    Miguel de Cervantes
  114. El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha

    115. Don Quixote
    originally published in two volumes, 1605 and 1615—Spanish

  115. Novelas Ejemplares

    116. 1613—Spanish

    Lope de Vega
  116. La Dorotea

    117. 1632—Spanish

  117. Fuenteovejuna

    118. 1619—Spanish

  118. El Castigo sin Venganza

    119. Lost in a Mirror
    written 1631—Spanish

  119. El Caballero de Olmedo

    120. written ca. 1620—Spanish

  120. Tirso de Molina

    121. El Burlador de Sevilla y Convidado de Piedra
    ca. 1630—Spanish

    Pedro Calderón de la Barca
  121. La Vida es Sueño

    122. Life Is a Dream
    1635—Spanish

  122. El Alcalde de Zalamea

    123. 1651—Spanish

  123. El Magico Prodigioso

    124. 1637—Spanish

  124. El Médico de su Honra
    1637—Spanish

    • Juana Inés de la Cruz

    125. Poems
    late Seventeenth Century—Spanish

    England and Scotland:
    Geoffrey Chaucer
  125. Canterbury Tales

    126. 1478; Mallison ("Smart") specifies Nevill Coghill's modern English version—English

  126. Troilus and Criseyde

    127. written ca. 1380s—English

  127. Thomas Malory
    Le Morte d'Arthur
    1485; revised through sixth edition, 1634—English

    • William Dunbar

    Poems
    —English

    • John Skelton

    128. Poems
    —English

  128. Thomas More
    Libellus Uere Aureus, nec Minus Salutaris Quam Festivus, de Optimo rei Publicae Statu Deque Nova Insula Utopia
    Utopia
    1516—Latin

    • Thomas Wyatt

    Poems
    Sixteenth Century—English

    • Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey

    129. Poems
    Sixteenth Century—English

    Philip Sidney
  129. The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia

    130. written ca. 1580; revised versions published 1590 and 1593; English

  130. Astrophel and Stella

    131. 1591—English

  131. Defence of Poesie
    1595—English

    • Fulke Greville, Lord Brooke

    132. Poems
    late Sixteenth-early Seventeenth centuries—English

    Edmund Spenser
  132. The Faerie Queene
    originally published in two volumes, 1590 and 1596—English

    • "The minor poems"

    Sixteenth Century—English

    • Walter Raleigh

    Poems
    late Sixteenth-early Seventeenth centuries—English

    Christopher Marlowe
    • Poems

    late Sixteenth Century—English

    • Plays

    late Sixteenth Century—English

    • Michael Drayton

    Poems
    late Sixteenth-early Seventeenth centuries—English

    Samuel Daniel
    • Poems

    133. late Sixteenth-early Seventeenth centuries—English

  133. A Defence of Rime

    134. 1602—English

  134. Thomas Nashe

    135. The Unfortunate Traveller: or, The Life of Jacke Wilton
    1594—English

  135. Thomas Kyd
    The Spanish Tragedy, or Hieronimo Is Mad Again
    ca. 1587—English

    William Shakespeare
    • Plays

    late Sixteenth-early Seventeenth centuries—English

    • Poems

    late Sixteenth-early Seventeenth centuries—English

    • Thomas Campion

    "Songs"
    late Sixteenth-early Seventeenth centuries—English

    John Donne
    • Poems

    early Seventeenth Century—English

    • Sermons

    written 1615-31; edition of 154 sermons published in three volumes: LXXX Sermons, 1640; Fifty Sermons, 1649; and XXVI Sermons, 1660; six sermons published separately during the author’s life: A Sermon Upon the XV. Verse of the XX. Chapter of the Booke of Judges, 1622; A Sermon Upon the VIII. Verse of the I. Chapter of the Acts of the Apostles, 1622; Encænia. The Feast of Celebration. Celebrated at Lincolnes Inne, in a Sermon Thereupon Ascension Day, 1623, 1623; The First Sermon Preached to King Charles, at Saint Iames: 3°. April. 1625., 1625; A Sermon, Preached to the Kings Mtie. at Whitehall, 24. Febr. 1625, 1626; A Sermon of Commemoration of the Lady Dāuers, Late Wife of Sr. John Dāuers, 1627; seven others published soon after his death: Death’s Duell, or, A Consolation to the Soule, Against the Dying Life, and Living Death of the Body, 1632; and Six Sermons, 1634—English

    Ben Jonson
    • Plays

    late Sixteenth-early Seventeenth centuries—English

    • Poems

    late Sixteenth-early Seventeenth centuries—English

    • "Masques"

    136. late Sixteenth-early Seventeenth centuries—English

  136. Francis Bacon

    137. Essays: Religious Meditations. Places of Perswasion and Disswasion. Seene and Allowed
    1597; expanded 1612; expanded and retitled Essayes or Counsels, Civill and Morall, 1625—English

  137. Robert Burton

    138. The Anatomy of Melancholy
    1621; revised through fifth edition—English

    Thomas Browne
  138. Religio Medici

    139. 1643—English

  139. Hydriotaphia, Urne-Buriall, or, A Discourse of the Sepulchrall Urns Lately Found in Norfolk

    140. 1658—English

  140. The Garden of Cyrus, or The Quincunciall, Lozenge, or Net-work Plantations of the Ancients, Artificially, Naturally, Mystically Considered

    141. 1658—English

  141. Thomas Hobbes
    Leviathan or, The Matter, Forme and Power of a Common Wealth Ecclesiasticall and Civil
    1651—English

    • Robert Herrick

    Poems
    Seventeenth Century—English

    • Thomas Carew

    Poems
    Seventeenth Century—English

    • Richard Lovelace

    Poems
    Seventeenth Century—English

    • Andrew Marvell

    142. Poems
    Seventeenth Century—English

  142. George Herbert

    143. The Temple: Sacred Poems and Private Ejaculations
    1633—English

    Thomas Traherne
  143. Centuries of Meditations
    written ca. 1670; published 1908—English

    • Poems

    144. Seventeenth Century—English

  144. A Serious and Pathetical Contemplation of the Mercies of God, in Several Most Devout and Sublime Thanksgivings for the Same
    originally anonymously published 1699—English

    • Henry Vaughan

    Poems
    Seventeenth Century—English

    • John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester

    Poems
    Seventeenth Century—English

    • Richard Crashaw

    Poems
    Seventeenth Century—English

    • Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher

    Plays
    early Seventeenth Century—English

    George Chapman
    • "Comedies"

    late Sixteenth-early Seventeenth centuries—English

    • "Tragedies"

    late Sixteenth-early Seventeenth centuries—English

    • Poems

    145. late Sixteenth-early Seventeenth centuries—English

  145. John Ford

    146. 'Tis Pity She's a Whore
    ca. 1633—English

  146. John Marston

    147. The Malcontent
    1603—English

    John Webster
  147. The White Devil

    148. 1612—English

  148. The Duchess of Malfi

    149. ca. 1613-14—English

  149. Thomas Middleton and William Rowley

    150. The Changeling
    1622—English

  150. Cyril Tourneur

    151. The Revenger's Tragedy
    1606—English

  151. Philip Massinger

    152. A New Way to Pay Old Debts
    1626—English

  152. John Bunyan

    153. The Pilgrim's Progress From This World to That Which Is to Come
    1678—English

  153. Izaak Walton

    154. The Compleat Angler
    1653; revised through sixth edition, 1676—English

    John Milton
  154. Paradise Lost

    155. 1667; revised 1674—English

  155. Paradise Regained, a Poem, in IV Books, to Which Is Added Samson Agonistes
    1671—English

    • 'Lycidas'

    originally published in Justa Edouardo King Naufrago, 1638; revised for inclusion in Poems of Mr. John Milton, Both English and Latin, 1645—English

    • A Mask Presented at Ludlow Castle, 1634: On Michelmas Night, Before the Right Honorable, John Earl of Bridgewater, Viscount Brackly, Lord President of Wales, and One of His Maiesties Most Honorable Privie Councill

    'Comus'
    originally anonymously published 1637; included in Poems of Mr. John Milton, Both English and Latin, 1645—English

    • "Minor poems"

    156. Lubbock uses the term, "Shorter poems"; Seventeenth Century—English

  156. Areopagitica; A Speech of Mr. John Milton for the Liberty of Unlicenc'd Printing, to the Parliament of England

    157. 1644—English

  157. John Aubrey

    158. Brief Lives
    written 1680-93; published 1813 as Letters Written by Eminent Persons in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries; expanded 1898 as Brief Lives, Chiefly of Contemporaries, Set Down by John Aubrey, Between the Years 1669 and 1696—English

  158. Jeremy Taylor

    159. Holy Living and Holy Dying
    originally published in two volumes: The Rules and Exercises of Holy Living, 1650; and The Rules and Exercises of Holy Dying, 1651—English

  159. Samuel Butler
    Hudibras
    originally published in three volumes: 1663, 1664, and 1678—English

    John Dryden
    • Poems

    Seventeenth Century—English

    • Plays

    Seventeenth Century—English

    • "Critical essays"

    160. Seventeenth Century—English

  160. Thomas Otway

    161. Venice Preserv'd
    1682—English

    William Congreve
  161. The Way of the World

    162. 1700—English

  162. Love for Love

    163. 1695—English

    Jonathan Swift
  163. A Tale of a Tub

    164. 1704; revised through fifth edition, 1710—English

  164. Travels Into Several Remote Nations of the World, in Four Parts. By Lemuel Gulliver, First a Surgeon, and Then a Captain of Several Ships
    Gulliver's Travels
    1726; revised 1735—English

    • "Shorter prose works"

    —English

    • Poems

    165. late Seventeenth-early Eighteenth centuries—English

  165. George Etherege
    The Man of Mode, or, Sr. Fopling Flutter
    1676—English

    • Alexander Pope

    166. Poems
    Nineteenth Century—English

  166. John Gay

    167. The Beggar's Opera
    1728—English

    James Boswell
  167. The Life of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.
    1791—English

    • Journals

    written 1762-95—English

    • Samuel Johnson

    168. Selected works
    Eighteenth Century—English

  168. Edward Gibbon

    169. The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
    originally published in six volumes: first, 1776; second-third, 1781; fourth-sixth, 1788—English

    Edmund Burke
  169. A Philosophical Enquiry Into the Origin of Our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful

    170. 1757—English

  170. Reflections on the Revolution in France

    171. 1790—English

  171. Maurice Morgann
    An Essay on the Dramatic Character of Sir John Falstaff
    1777—English

    • William Collins

    Poems
    Eighteenth Century—English

    • Thomas Gray

    172. Poems
    Eighteenth Century—English

    George Farquhar
  172. The Beaux' Strategem

    173. 1707—English

  173. The Recruiting Officer

    174. 1706—English

    William Wycherley
  174. The Country Wife

    175. 1675—English

  175. The Plain Dealer

    176. 1676—English

    Christopher Smart
  176. Jubilate Agno

    177. written 1759-63—English

  177. A Song to David

    178. 1763—English

    Oliver Goldsmith
  178. The Vicar of Wakefield

    179. 1766—English

  179. She Stoops to Conquer

    180. 1773—English

  180. The Traveller

    181. 1764—English

  181. The Deserted Village

    182. 1770—English

    Richard Brinsley Sheridan
  182. School for Scandal

    183. 1777—English

  183. The Rivals
    1775—English

    • William Cowper

    Poems
    Eighteenth Century—English

    • George Crabbe

    184. "Poetical Works"
    late Eighteenth-early Nineteenth centuries—English

    Daniel Defoe
  184. The Fortunes and Misfortunes of the Famous Moll Flanders

    185. 1722—English

  185. The Life and Strange Surprizing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, Mariner

    186. originally anonymously published 1719—English

  186. A Journal of the Plague Year: Being Observations or Memorials, of the Most Remarkable Occurrences, as Well Public and Private, Which Happened in London During the Last Great Visitation in 1665

    187. originally anonymously published 1722—English

    Samuel Richardson
  187. Clarissa, or, the History of a Young Lady

    188. 1748—English

  188. Pamela: or, Virtue Rewarded

    189. 1740; later revised—English

  189. The History of Sir Charles Grandison

    190. 1753—English

    Henry Fielding
  190. The History of the Adventures of Joseph Andrews and His Friend, Mr. Abraham Abrams

    191. 1742—English

  191. The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling

    192. 1749—English

    Tobias Smollett
  192. The Expedition of Humphrey Clinker

    193. 1771—English

  193. The Adventures of Roderick Random

    194. 1748—English

    Laurence Sterne
  194. The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman

    195. originally published in nine volumes, 1759-67—English

  195. A Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy

    196. 1768—English

  196. Francis Burney
    Evelina, or, The History of a Young Lady's Entrance Into the World
    originally anonymously published 1778—English

    • Joseph Addison et al.

    197. The Spectator
    periodical originally published 1711-2, 1714; Bloom lists Addison and Richard Steele as authors; Baldwin only names Addison—English

    France:
  197. Jean Froissart

    198. Chroniques
    written 1369-1400—French

    --
  198. La Chanson de Roland
    ca. Eleventh Century—French

    François Villon
    • The Poems of François Villon

    199. 1965; revised 1977; English translations by Galway Kinnell; includes Le Grand Testament—French

  199. Le Grand Testament Villon et le Petit. Son Codicille. Le Jargon et Ses Ballades

    200. 1489—French

  200. Michel de Montaigne

    201. Les Essais
    Essays
    originally published in three volumes: 1580, 1588, and 1595—French

  201. François Rabelais

    202. La Vie de Gargantua et de Pantagruel
    originally published in five volumes: Les Horribles et Épouvantables Faits et Prouesses du Très Renommé Pantagruel Roi des Dipsodes, Fils du Grand Géant Gargantua, 1532; La Vie Très Horrifique du Grand Gargantua, Père de Pantagruel, 1534; Le Tiers Livre des Faicts et Dicts Héroïques du Bon Pantagruel, 1546; Le Quart Livre des Faicts et Dicts Héroïques du Bon Pantagruel, 1552; Le Cinquiesme et Dernier Livre des Faicts et Dicts Héroïques du Bon Pantagruel, 1564; Mallison ("Smart") specifies Thomas Urquhart and Peter Motteux's English translation—French

  202. Marguerite of Navarre

    203. Heptameron
    1558—French

  203. Joachim du Bellay

    204. Les Regrets
    1558—French

  204. Maurice Scève

    205. Délie, Objet de Plus Haulte Vertu
    1544—French

    Pierre de Ronsard
  205. Les Odes
    originally published in five volumes: first-fourth, 1550; fifth, 1552—French

    • "Elegies"

    Sixteenth Century—French

    • "Sonnets"

    206. Sixteenth Century—French

  206. Philippe Commynes

    207. Memoires
    originally published in two volumes, 1524 and 1528—French

  207. Agrippa d'Aubigné

    208. Les Tragiques
    1616—French

    Robert Garnier
  208. Marc Antoine

    209. 1587—French

  209. Les Juives

    210. 1583—French

    Pierre Corneille
  210. Le Cid

    211. 1637—French

  211. Polyeucte

    212. 1643—French

  212. Nicomède

    213. 1651—French

  213. Horace

    214. 1640—French

  214. Cinna ou la Clémence d'Auguste

    215. 1639—French

  215. Rodogune

    216. 1645—French

  216. François de la Rochefoucauld

    217. Réflexions ou Sentences et Maximes Morales
    originally anonymously published 1665—French

  217. Jean de la Fontaine

    218. Fables
    originally published in 12 volumes: first-sixth, 1668; seventh-eleventh, 1678; twelfth, 1694—French

    Molière
  218. Le Misanthrope ou l'Atrabilaire Amoureux

    219. The Misanthrope
    1666—French

  219. Tartuffe, ou l'Imposteur

    220. 1664—French

  220. L'École des Femmes

    221. The School for Wives
    1662—French

  221. Les Femmes Savantes

    222. The Learned Ladies
    1672—French

  222. Dom Juan ou le Festin de Pierre

    223. 1660—French

  223. L'École des Maris

    224. 1661—French

  224. Les Précieuses Ridicules

    225. 1659—French

  225. Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme

    226. 1670—French

  226. L'Avare ou L'École du Mensonge

    227. The Miser
    1668—French

  227. Le Malade Imaginaire

    228. The Imaginary Invalid
    1673—French

  228. Blaise Pascal
    Pensées
    Thoughts
    1669—French

    • Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet

    229. "Funerary orations"
    Seventeenth Century—French

    Nicolas Boileau-Despréaux
  229. L'Art Poétique

    230. 1674—French

  230. Le Lutrin: Poème Héroï-comique

    231. 1672-4, 1683—French

    Jean Racine
  231. Phèdre

    232. 1677—French

  232. Andromaque

    233. 1667—French

  233. Britannicus

    234. 1669—French

  234. Athalie
    1691—French

    Pierre de Marivaux
    • Seven Comdies

    235. 1968; English translations by Oscar Mandel and Adrienne S Mandel—French

  235. Arlequin Poli par l'Amour

    236. 1720—French

  236. La Double Inconstance

    237. 1723—French

  237. Le Triomphe de Plutus

    238. 1728—French

  238. Le Jeu de l'Amour et du Hasard

    239. 1730—French

  239. L'Heureux Strategème

    240. 1733—French

  240. Les Fausses Confidences

    241. 1737—French

  241. Les Sincères

    242. 1739—French

    Jean-Jacques Rousseau
  242. Les Confessions

    243. 1782—French

  243. Émile, ou de l'Éducation

    244. 1762—French

  244. Julie, ou la Nouvelle Héloïse

    245. originally entitled Lettres de Deux Amans Habitans d'une Petite Ville au Pied des Alpes, published 1761—French

    Voltaire
  245. Zadig

    246. 1747—French

  246. Candide, ou L'Optimisme

    247. 1759; Mallison ("Smart") specifies Tobias Smollett's English translation—French

  247. Lettres Philosophiques

    248. Letters Concerning the English Nation
    English translation, 1733; French original, 1734; revised 1778—English

  248. Poème sur le Désastre de Lisbonne

    249. 1756—French

  249. Abbé Prévost

    250. L'Histoire du Chevalier des Grieux et de Manon Lescaut
    seventh volume of Homme de Qualité; published separately 1731—French

  250. Madame de la Fayette
    La Princess de Clèves
    originally anonymously published 1678—French

    • Nicolas Chamfort

    251. Products of the Perfected Civilization: Selected Writings of Chamfort
    1969; English translations by W S Merwin—French

  251. Denis Diderot

    252. Le Neveu de Rameau ou la Satire Seconde
    German traslation, 1805; French original, 1823—French

  252. Choderlos de Laclos

    253. Les Liaisons Dangereuses
    The Dangerous Liaisons
    1782—French

    Germany:
  253. Desiderius Erasmus

    254. Stultitiae Laus
    In Praise of Folly
    1511; revised—Latin
    [Bloom notes here: "Erasmus, a Dutchman living in Switzerland and Germany, while writing in Latin, is placed here arbitrarily, but also as an influence on the Lutheran Reformation."]

    Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
  254. Faust

    255. originally published in two volumes: first, Faust. Der Tragödie Erster Teil, published in part, 1790; in its entirey, 1808; revised 1829; second, Faust. Der Tragödie Zweiter Teil, 1832—German

  255. Aus Mienem Leben: Dichtung und Warheit

    256. From My Life: Poetry and Truth
    originally published in four volumes: first-third, 1811-13; fourth, 1833—German

  256. Egmont

    257. 1788—German

  257. Die Wahlverwandtschaften

    258. Elective Affinities
    1809—German

  258. Die Leiden des Jungen Werthers

    259. The Sorrows of Young Werther
    1774; revised 1787—German


    late Eighteenth-early Nineteenth centuries—German

  259. Wilhelm Meisters Lehrjahre

    260. Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship
    1795-96—German

  260. Wilhelm Meisters Wanderjahre, Oder Die Entsagenden

    261. Wilhelm Meister's Journeyman Years, or the Renunciants
    1821; revised 1829—German

  261. Italienische Reise
    Italian Journey
    1816-17—German

    • The Collected Works Volume 8: Verse Plays and Epic

    262. 1987; includes Hermann and Dorothea—German

  262. Hermann und Dorothea

    263. 1798—German

  263. Erotica Romana

    264. 1790; later retitled Römische Elegien—German

  264. Venezianische Epigramme

    265. 1790—German

  265. Westöstlicher Diwan

    266. The West-Eastern Divan
    1819; revised 1827—German

    Friedrich Schiller
  266. Die Räuber

    267. 1781—German

  267. Maria Stuart

    268. 1800—German

  268. Wallenstein

    269. three parts: Die Piccolomini, Wallensteins Lager, and Wallensteins Tod, 1798-99—German

  269. Don Karlos, Infant von Spanien
    1787—German

    • 'Über Naive und Sentimentalische Dichtung'

    270. originally published serially in Die Horen: Über Naive, Nov. 1795; Die sentimentalischen Dichter, Dec. 1795; and Beschluß der Abhandlung Über Naive und sentimentalische Dichter, Jan. 1796—German

    Gotthold Ephraim Lessing
  270. Laokoon Oder Über die Grenzen der Mahlerey und Poesie

    271. Laocoon: or, The limits of Poetry and Painting
    1766—German

  271. Nathan der Weise
    1779—German

    Friedrich Hölderlin
    • Hymns and Fragments

    1984; English translations by Richard Sieburth—German

    • Poems and Fragments

    1961; English translations by Michael Hamburger; later editions entitled Selected Poems—German

    Heinrich von Kleist
    • Five Plays

    272. 1988; English translations by Martin Greenberg—German

  272. Amphitryon

    273. 1807—German

  273. Robert Guiskard, Herzog der Normänner

    274. 1808—German

  274. Penthesilea

    275. 1808—German

  275. Der Zerbrochne Krug

    276. published and performed in part, 1808; published in its entirety, 1811—German

  276. Prinz Friedrich von Homburg Oder die Schlacht bei Fehrbellin
    1821—German

    • Stories

    277. early Nineteenth Century—German

    The Democratic Age:
    Italy:
    Ugo Foscolo
  277. Dei Sepolcri

    278. 1807—Italian

  278. Ultime Lettere di Jacopo Ortis
    1798—Italian

    • "Odes"

    279. late Eighteenth-early Nineteenth centuries—Italian

  279. Le Grazie

    280. published in part, 1803 and 1818; in its entirety, 1822—Italian

    Alessandro Manzoni
  280. I Promessi Sposi

    281. The Betrothed
    1827—Italian

  281. Del Romanzo Storico
    written ca. 1828-50—Italian

    Giacomo Leopardi
    • Operette Morali: Essays and Dialogues

    1982; English translations by Giovanni Cecchetti—Italian

    • The Moral Essays

    282. English translations by Harold Norse—Italian

  282. Operette Morali
    1827—Italian

    • Poems

    early Nineteenth Century—Italian

    • Giuseppe Gioacchino Belli

    The Roman Sonnets of G G Belli
    1960; English translations by Howard Norse—Italian

    Giosuè Carducci
    • 'Inno a Satana'

    283. 1863—Italian

  283. Odi Barbare
    originally published in three volumes, 1877-89—Italian

    • "Rhymes and Rhythms"

    284. Bloom possibly could have meant to list the 1942 collection, Lyrics and Rhythms—Italian

    Giovanni Verga
  284. Novelle Rusticane

    285. Little Novels of Sicily
    1883—Italian

  285. Mastro-Don Gesualdo

    286. 1889—Italian

  286. I Malavoglia
    1881—Italian

    • The She-Wolf and Other Stories

    English translations by Giovanni Cecchetti—Italian

    Spain and Portugal:
    • Gustavo Adolpho Bécquer

    287. Poems
    Nineteenth Century—Spanish

  287. Benito Pérez Galdós

    288. Fortunato and Jacinto
    1886-7—Spanish

  288. Clarin (Leopoldo Alas)

    289. La Regenta
    1884-5—Spanish

  289. José Maria de Eça de Queirós

    290. Os Maias: Episódios da Vida Romântica
    1888—Portuguese

    France:
    Benjamin Constant
  290. Adolphe, Anecdote Trouvée dans les Papiers d'un Inconnu

    291. originally anonymously published 1816—French

  291. Le Cahier Rouge

    292. 1907—French

  292. François-René de Chateaubriand

    293. Génie du Christianisme
    1802; originally included the novellas, René and Atala, both later published together in a single volume, and as part of a larger work, Les Natchez, 1826—French

  293. Alphonse de Lamartine

    294. Méditations Poétiques
    1820—French

    Alfred de Vigny
  294. Chatterton
    1835—French

    • Poems

    Nineteenth Century—French

    Victor Hugo
    • The Distance, the Shadows: Selected Poems

    295. 1981; English translations by Harry Guest—French

  295. Les Misérables

    296. 1862—French

  296. Notre-Dame de Paris

    297. The Hunchback of Notre Dame
    1831—French

  297. William Shakespeare

    298. 1864—French

  298. Les Travailleurs de la Mer

    299. 1866—French


  299. La Fin de Satan

    300. 1886—French

  300. Dieu
    1891—French

    Alfred de Musset
    • Poems

    301. Nineteenth Century—French

  301. Lorenzaccio
    1834—French

    Gérard de Nerval
    • Les Chimères

    302. twelve poems originally published in periodicals and earlier books by the author; published together in Les Filles du Feu, 1854—French

  302. Sylvie: Souvenirs du Valois

    303. originally published in La Revue des Deux Mondes, 1853—French

  303. Aurélia ou le Rêve et la Vie

    304. 1855—French

    Théophile Gautier
  304. Mademoiselle de Maupin

    305. 1835—French

  305. Émaux et Camées

    306. Enamels and Cameos
    1852; expanded later editions—French

    Honoré de Balzac
  306. La Fille aux Yeux d'Or

    307. The Girl With the Golden Eyes
    1835—French

  307. Louise Lambert

    308. 1832—French

  308. Le Peau de Chagrin

    309. The Wild Ass's Skin; The Magic Skin
    1831—French

  309. Le Père Goriot

    310. Father Goriot
    originally published serially Dec. 1834-Feb. 1835 in Revue de Paris—French

  310. La Cousine Bette

    311. originally published in Le Constitutionnel Oct.-Dec. 1846—French

  311. Splendeurs et Misères des Courtisanes

    312. The Splendors and Miseries of Courtesans; A Harlot High and Low
    originally published in four volumes, 1838-47—French

  312. Eugénie Grandet

    313. 1833—French

  313. Ursule Mirouët

    314. 1841—French

    Stendhal
  314. De l'Amour

    315. 1822—French

  315. Le Rouge et le Noir, Chronique du XIXe Siècle

    316. The Red and the Black
    1830—French

  316. Le Chartreuse de Parme

    317. The Charterhouse of Parma
    1839—French

    Gustave Flaubert
  317. Madame Bovary

    318. originally published serially Oct. 1856-Dec. 1856 in La Revue de Paris—French

  318. L'Éducation Sentimentale

    319. 1869—French

  319. Salammbô
    1862—French

    • 'Un Cœur Simple'

    320. part of Trois Contes, 1877—French

  320. George Sand

    321. La Mare au Diable
    1846—French

    Charles Baudelaire
  321. Les Fleurs du Mal

    322. The Flowers of Evil
    1857—French

  322. Le Spleen de Paris
    1869—French

    • Stephané Mallarmé

    Selected Poetry and Prose
    1982—French

    • Paul Verlaine

    Selected Poems
    1948; English translations by C F MacIntyre—French

    Arthur Rimbaud
    • Complete Works

    323. 1975; English translations by Paul Schmidt; inclues Une Saison en Enfer [1873]; Les Illuminations [1886]; 'Le Bateau Ivre'; and other poems—French

  323. Une Saison en Enfer

    324. A Season in Hell
    1873—French

  324. Les Illuminations
    published in part serially May-Jun. 1886 in La Vogue; in its entirety later the same year—French

    • 'Le Bateau Ivre'

    325. 'The Drunken Boat'
    written 1871—English

  325. Tristan Corbière
    Les Amours Jaunes
    1873—French

    • Jules Laforgue

    Selected Writings
    1956; English translations by William Jay Smith—French

    • Guy de Maupassant

    326. Stories
    Nineteenth Century—French

    Émile Zola
  326. Germinal

    327. originally published serially Apr. 1884-Jan. 1885 in Gil Blas—French

  327. L'Assommoir

    328. 1877—French

  328. Nana

    329. originally published serially 1879-80 in La Voltaire—French

    Scandinavia:
    Henrik Ibsen
  329. Brand

    330. 1866—Norwegian

  330. Peer Gynt

    331. 1867—Norwegian

  331. Kejser og Galilæer

    332. Emperor and Galilean
    1873—Norwegian

  332. Hedda Gabler

    333. 1890—Norwegian

  333. Bygmester Solness

    334. The Master Builder
    1892—Norwegian

  334. Fruen fra Havet

    335. The Lady From the Sea
    1888—Norwegian

  335. Når vi Døde Vågner

    336. When We Dead Awaken
    1899—Norwegian

    August Strindberg
  336. Till Damaskus

    337. originally published in three volumes: first-second, 1898; third, 1904—Swedish

  337. Fröken Julie

    338. Miss Julie
    written 1888—Swedish

  338. Fadren

    339. written 1887—Swedish

  339. Dödsdansen

    340. written 1900—Swedish

  340. Spöksonaten

    341. The Ghost Sonata
    1908—Swedish

  341. Ett Drömspel
    1907—Swedish

    Great Britain:
    • Robert Burns

    Poems
    late Eighteenth Century—English

    William Blake
    • The Complete Poetry and Prose of William Blake

    342. 1982; edited by David V Erdman; includes Poetical Sketches; All Religions Are One; There Is No Natural Religion; Tiriel; Songs of Innocence and Experience Showing the Two Contrary States of the Human Soul; The Book of Thel; The Marriage of Heaven and Hell; The French Revolution; Visions of the Daughters of Albion; The Gates of Paradise; America a Prophecy; Europe a Prophecy; The Book of Urizen; The Song of Los; The Book of Los; The Book of Ahania; Vala, or The Four Zoas; Milton; Jerusalem; The Everlasting Gospel; On Homers Poetry; On Virgil; The Ghost of Abel; 'An Island in the Moon'; and other works—English

  342. Poetical Sketches

    343. 1783—English

  343. All Religions Are One

    344. written ca. 1788—English

  344. There Is No Natural Religion

    345. written ca. 1788—English

  345. Tiriel

    346. written ca. 1789; originally published as part of The Poetical Works of William Blake, 1874—English

  346. Songs of Innocence and Experience Showing the Two Contrary States of the Human Soul

    347. published in part, 1789, as Songs of Innocence; in its entirety, 1794—English

  347. The Book of Thel

    348. written 1789-90—English

  348. The Marriage of Heaven and Hell

    349. written 1790—English

  349. The French Revolution

    350. 1791—English

  350. Visions of the Daughters of Albion

    351. 1793—English

  351. For Children: The Gates of Paradise

    352. 1793; revised 1820 and retitled, For the Sexes: The Gates of Paradise—English

  352. America, a Prophecy

    353. 1793—English

  353. Europe, a Prophecy

    354. 1794—English

  354. The Book of Urizen

    355. originally entitled The First Book of Urizen, published 1794—English

  355. The Song of Los

    356. 1795—English

  356. The Book of Los

    357. 1795—English

  357. The Book of Ahania

    358. 1795—English

  358. Vala, or The Four Zoas

    359. written ca. 1797-1807—English

  359. Milton, a Poem in 2 Books

    360. written ca. 1804-11—English

  360. Jerusalem: The Emanation of the Giant Albion

    361. 1820; written ca. 1804-20—English

  361. The Everlasting Gospel

    362. written ca. 1818—English

  362. On Homers Poetry; On Virgil

    363. ca. 1822—English

  363. The Ghost of Abel
    1822—English

    William Wordsworth
    • Poems

    364. late Eighteenth-early Nineteenth centuries—English

  364. The Prelude or, Growth of the Poet's Mind: An Autobiographical Poem

    365. 1850; earlier versions written 1799 and 1805—English

    Walter Scott
  365. Waverley; or, 'Tis Sixty Years Since

    366. originally anonymously published 1814—English

  366. The Heart of Midlothian

    367. originally anonymously published 1818—English

  367. Redgauntlet

    368. originally anonymously published 1824—English

  368. The Tale of Old Mortality

    369. originally anonymously published 1816—English

    Jane Austen
  369. Pride and Prejudice

    370. originally anonymously published 1813—English

  370. Emma

    371. originally anonymously published 1815—English

  371. Mansfield Park

    372. originally anonymously published 1814—English

  372. Persuasion
    originally anonymously published 1817—English

    Samuel Taylor Coleridge
    • Poems and Prose

    373. 1957; edited by Kathleen Raine; includes Christabel; Kubla Khan, a Vision in a Dream; The Pains of Sleep [1816]; selections from Biographia Literaria, 1817; and other poems, correspondence, and essays—English

  373. Christabel; Kubla Khan, a Vision in a Dream; The Pains of Sleep

    374. 1816—English

  374. Dorothy Wordsworth
    The Grasmere Journals
    1897—English

    • William Hazlitt

    375. "Essays and criticism"
    Nineteenth Century—English

    Lord Byron
  375. Don Juan
    originally published in six volumes: Jul. 1819; Aug. 1821; Jul. 1823; Aug. 1823; Dec. 1823; Mar. 1824—English

    • Poems

    early Nineteenth Century—English

    Walter Savage Landor
    • Poems

    376. Nineteenth Century—English

  376. Imaginary Conversations

    377. originally published in five volumes: first and second, 1824; third, 1828; fourth and fifth, 1829—English

    Thomas de Quincey
  377. Confessions of an English Opium-Eater
    originally published serially Sep.-Oct. 1821 in the London Magazine—English

    • "Selected prose"

    Nineteenth Century—English

    • Charles Lamb

    378. Essays
    Nineteenth Century—English

  378. Maria Edgeworth

    379. Castle Rackrent
    1800—English

  379. John Galt

    380. The Entail
    1823—English

    Elizabeth Gaskell
  380. Cranford

    381. originally published serially 1851 in Household Words—English

  381. Mary Barton: A Tale of Manchester Life

    382. 1848—English

  382. North and South

    383. originally published serially Sep. 1854-Jan. 1855 in Household Words—English

  383. James Hogg

    384. The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner: Written by Himself: With a Detail of Curious Traditionary Facts and Other Evidence by the Editor
    originally anonymously published 1824—English

  384. Charles Maturin
    Melmoth the Wanderer
    1820—English

    Percy Bysshe Shelley
    • Poems

    early Nineteenth Century—English

    • 'A Defence of Poetry'

    385. written 1821; originally published 1840 in Essays, Letters From Abroad, Translations and Fragments—English

  385. Mary Shelley
    Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus
    originally anonymously published 1818—English

    • John Clare

    Poems
    Nineteenth Century—English

    John Keats
    • Poems

    early Nineteenth Century—English

    • Correspondence

    386. early Nineteenth Century—English

    Thomas Lovell Beddoes
  386. Death's Jest-Book
    1850—English

    • Poems

    387. early Nineteenth Century—English

    George Darley
  387. Nepenthe
    1835—English

    • Poems

    early Nineteenth Century—English

    • Thomas Hood

    Poems
    Nineteenth Century—English

    • Thomas Wade

    Poems
    Nineteenth Century—English

    Robert Browning
    • Poems

    388. Nineteenth Century—English

  388. The Ring and the Book

    389. originally published in four volumes, 1868-9—English

    Charles Dickens
  389. The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club

    390. The Pickwick Papers
    originally published serially Apr. 1836-Nov. 1837 under the pseudonym, Boz—English

  390. The Personal History, Adventures, Experience and Observation of David Copperfield the Younger of Blunderstone Rookery (Which He Never Meant to Publish on Any Account)

    391. originally published serially May 1849-Nov. 1850—English

  391. Oliver Twist; or, The Parish Boy's Progress

    392. originally published under the pseudonym, Boz, serially Feb. 1837-April 1839 in Bentley's Miscellany—English

  392. A Tale of Two Cities

    393. originally published serially Apr.-Nov. 1859 in All the Year Round—English

  393. Bleak House

    394. originally published serially Mar. 1852-Sep. 1853—English

  394. Hard Times - For These Times

    395. originally published serially in Household Words, Apr. 1854-Aug. 1854—English

  395. The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby

    396. originally published serially Mar. 1838-Sep. 1839 under the pseudonym, Boz—English

  396. Dealings With the Firm of Dombey and Son: Wholesale, Retail and for Exportation

    397. originally published serially Oct. 1846-Apr. 1848—English

  397. Great Expectations

    398. originally published serially Dec. 1860-Aug. 1861 in All the Year Round—English

  398. The Life and Adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit

    399. originally published serially Jan. 1843-Jul. 1844 under the pseudonym, Boz—English

  399. A Christmas Carol

    400. 1843—English

  400. The Chimes: A Goblin Story of Some Bells That Rang an Old Year Out and a New Year In

    401. 1844—English

  401. The Cricket on the Hearth: A Fairy Tale of Home

    402. 1845—English

  402. The Battle of Life: A Love Story

    403. 1846—English

  403. The Haunted Men and the Ghost's Bargain, A Fancy for Christmas-Time

    404. 1848—English

  404. Little Dorrit

    405. originally published serially Dec. 1855-Jun. 1857—English

  405. Our Mutual Friend

    406. originally published serially May 1864-Nov. 1865—English

  406. The Mystery of Edwin Drood
    originally published serially Apr.-Sep. 1870—English

    • Alfred, Lord Tennyson

    Poems
    Nineteenth Century—English

    Dante Gabriel Rossetti
    • Poems

    Nineteenth Century—English

    • "Translations"

    Nineteenth Century—English

    Matthew Arnold
    • Poems

    Nineteenth Century—English

    • Essays

    Nineteenth Century—English

    • Arthur Hugh Clough

    Poems
    Nineteenth Century—English

    • Christina Rossetti

    407. Poems
    Nineteenth Century—English

    Thomas Love Peacock
  407. Nightmare Abbey

    408. 1818; revised 1837—English

  408. Gryll Grange
    originally published serially 1860 in Fraser's Magazine—English

    Gerard Manley Hopkins
    • Poems

    Nineteenth Century—English

    • "Prose"

    Nineteenth Century—English

    Thomas Carlyle
    • Essays

    409. Bloom's entry inscribed as "Selected Prose"; Nineteenth Century—English

  409. Sartor Resartus

    410. originally published serially 1833-34 in Fraser's Magazine—English

    John Ruskin
  410. Modern Painters

    411. originally published in five volumes: first, 1843; second, 1846; third-fourth, 1856; fifth, 1860—English

  411. The Stones of Venice

    412. originally published in three volumes: first, 1851; second-third, 1853—English

  412. Unto This Last: Four Essays on the First Principles of Political Economy

    413. originally published serially 1860-61 in Cornhill Magazine—English

  413. The Queen of the Air: A Study of the Greek Myths of Cloud and Storm

    414. 1869—English

    Walter Pater
  414. Studies in the History of the Renaissance
    1873; ten essays, six of which originally published in the Fortnightly Review, 1869-71, two in the Westminster Review, 1867-8—English

    • Appreciations, With an Essay on Style

    415. 1889; revised 1890; essays previously published—French

  415. Imaginary Portraits

    416. four essays originally published 1885-7 in Macmillan's Magazine—English

  416. Marius the Epicurean

    417. 1885—English

  417. Omar Khayyam

    418. The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam
    ca. Eleventh-Twelfth centuries; compiled by Edward FitzGerald in five editions, 1859, 1868, 1872, 1879, and 1889—Persian

    John Stuart Mill
  418. On Liberty

    419. 1859—English

  419. Autobiography

    420. 1873—English

    John Henry Newman
  420. Apologia pro Vita Sua

    421. 1864; revised 1865—English

  421. An Essay in Aid of a Grammar of Assent

    422. 1870—English

  422. The Idea of a University Defined and Illustrated

    423. 1873; originally published in two parts: The Scope and Nature of University Education—originally published 1852, with two alternate titles: Discourses on University Education, and Discourses on the Scope and Nature of University Education, then retitled and revised in 1859; and Lectures and Essays on University Subjects, 1859—English

    Anthony Trollope
  423. The Warden

    424. 1855—English

  424. Barchester Towers

    425. 1857—English

  425. Doctor Thorne

    426. 1858—English

  426. Framley Parsonage

    427. originally published serially Jan. 1860-Apr. 1861 in Cornhill Magazine—English

  427. The Small House at Allington

    428. originally published serially Sep. 1862-Apr. 1864—English

  428. The Last Chronicle of Barset

    429. originally published serially Dec. 1866-Jul. 1867—English

  429. Can You Forgive Her?

    430. originally published serially 1864-65—English

  430. Phineas Finn

    431. originally published serially Oct. 1867-May 1868 in St. Paul's Magazine—English

  431. The Eustace Diamonds

    432. originally published serially Jul. 1871-Feb. 1873 in the Fortnightly Review—English

  432. Phineas Redux

    433. originally published serially Jul. 1873-Jan. 1874 in the Graphic—English

  433. The Prime Minister

    434. originally published serially Nov. 1875-Jun. 1876—English

  434. The Duke's Children

    435. originally published serially Oct. 1879-Jul. 1880 in All the Year Round—English

  435. Orley Farm

    436. originally published serially Mar. 1861-Oct. 1862—English

  436. The Way We Live Now
    originally published serially 1875—English

    Lewis Carroll
    • The Complete Works of Lewis Carroll

    437. 1920; includes Alice's Adventures in Wonderland [1865]; Phantasmagoria and Other Poems [1869]; Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There [1871]; The Hunting of the Snark: An Agony in 8 Fits [1876]; A Tangled Tale [1880-5]; Sylvie and Bruno [1889; 1893]; Three Sunsets and Other Poems [1898]; other works—English

  437. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

    438. 1865—English

  438. Phantasmagoria and Other Poems

    439. 1869—English

  439. Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There

    440. 1871—English

  440. The Hunting of the Snark: An Agony in 8 Fits

    441. 1876—English

  441. A Tangled Tale

    442. originally published serially Apr. 1880-Mar. 1885 in the Monthly Packet—English

  442. Sylvie and Bruno

    443. originally published in two volumes: Sylvie and Bruno, 1889; and Sylvie and Bruno Concluded, 1893—English

  443. Three Sunsets and Other Poems

    444. 1898—English

    Edward Lear
  444. A Book of Nonsense

    445. originally anonymously published 1846; revisd 1861—English

  445. Nonsense Songs, Stories, Botany, and Alphabets

    446. 1870—English

  446. More Nonsense Pictures, Rhymes Botany &c.

    447. 1872—English

  447. Laughable Lyrics. A Fourth Book of Nonsense Poems, Songs, Botany, Music, &c.

    448. 1877—English

  448. George Gissing
    New Grub Street
    1891—English

    Algernon Charles Swinburne
    • Poems

    Nineteenth Century—English

    • Correspondence

    449. Nineteenth Century—English

    Charlotte Brontë
  449. Jane Eyre: An Autobiography

    450. originally published under the pseudonym, Currer Bell, 1847—English

  450. Villette
    originally published under the pseudonym, Currer Bell, 1853—English

    Emily Brontë
    • Poems

    451. Nineteenth Century—English

  451. Wuthering Heights

    452. originally published 1847 under the pseudonym, Ellis Bell; revised 1850—English

    William Makepeace Thackeray
  452. Vanity Fair: A Novel Without a Hero

    453. originally published serially Jan. 1847-Jul. 1848—English

  453. The History of Henry Esmond, Esq. A Colonel in the Service of Her Majesty Q. Anne. Written by Himself
    1852—English

    George Meredith
    • Poems

    454. Nineteenth Century—English

  454. The Egoist
    1879—English

    • Francis Thompson

    Poems
    late Nineteenth-early Twentieth centuries—English

    • Lionel Johnson

    Poems
    late Nineteenth-early Twentieth centuries—English

    • Robert Bridges

    Poems
    late Nineteenth-early Twentieth centuries—English

    G K Chesterton
    • The Collected Poems of G K Chesteron

    455. 1927—English

  455. The Man Who Was Thursday

    456. 1908—English

    Samuel Butler
  456. Erewhon: or, Over the Range

    457. 1872—English

  457. The Way of All Flesh

    458. 1903; written 1873-74—English

    W S Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan
  458. Thespis

    459. 1871—English

  459. Trial by Jury

    460. 1875—English

  460. The Sorcerer

    461. 1877—English

  461. H M S Pinafore; or, The Lass That Loved the Sailor

    462. 1878—English

  462. The Pirates of Penzance; or, The Slave of Duty

    463. 1879—English

  463. Patience; or, Bunthorne's Bride

    464. 1881—English

  464. Iolanthe; or, The Peer and the Peri

    465. 1882—English

  465. Princess Idea; or, Castle Adamant

    466. 1884—English

  466. The Mikado; or, The Town of Titipu

    467. 1885—English

  467. Ruddigore; or, The Witch's Curse

    468. 1887—English

  468. The Yeoman of the Guard; or, The Merryman and His Maid

    469. 1888—English

  469. The Gondoliers; or, The King of Barataria

    470. 1889—English

  470. Utopia, Limited; or, The Flowers of Progress

    471. 1893—English

  471. The Grand Duke; or, The Statutory Duel

    472. 1896—English

    W S Gilbert
  472. The "Bab" Ballads—Much Sound and Little Sense

    473. 1868—English

  473. More "Bab" Ballads

    474. 1872—English

    Wilkie Collins
  474. The Moonstone

    475. originally published serially 1868 in All the Year Round—English

  475. The Woman in White

    476. originally published serially Nov. 1859-Aug. 1860 in All the Year Round—English

  476. No Name
    originally published serially 1862 in All the Year Round—English

    • Coventry Patmore

    "Odes"
    Nineteenth Century—English

    • James Thomson

    'The City of Dreadful Night'
    originally published 1874 in the National Reformer, under the pseudonym Bysshe Vanolis; included in The City of Dreadful Night and Other Poems, 1880, published under the name, James Thomson ("B.V.")—English

    Oscar Wilde
    • Plays

    477. unspecified selection—English

  477. The Picture of Dorian Grey
    originally published Jul. 1890 in Lippincott's Monthly Magazine; revised and expanded 1891; alternate earlier version published 2011—English

    • 'The Critic as Artist'

    originally entitled 'The True Function and Value of Criticism: With Some Remarks on the Importance of Doing Nothing: A Dialogue', published Jul. and Sep. 1890 in the Nineteenth Century; included in Intentions [1891]—English

    • Correspondence

    unspecified selection—English

    • John Davidson

    Ballads and Songs
    1894—English

    • Ernest Dowson

    478. Complete Poems
    1928—English

    George Eliot
  478. Adam Bede

    479. 1859—English

  479. Silas Marner: The Weaver of Raveloe

    480. 1861—English

  480. The Mill on the Floss

    481. 1860—English

  481. Middlemarch: A Study of Provincial Life

    482. originally published serially Dec. 1871-Dec. 1872—English

  482. Daniel Deronda
    1876—English

    Robert Louis Stevenson
    • Essays of Robert Louis Stevenson

    483. 1906—English

  483. Kidnapped

    484. originally published serially May-Jul. 1886 in Young Folks—English

  484. Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

    485. 1886—English

  485. Treasure Island
    originally entitled Treasure Island or, The Mutiny of the Hispaniola, published serially 1891-92 in Young Folks under the pseudonym, Captain George North—English

    • New Arabian Nights

    486. 1882; first volume entitled 'Later-Day Arabian Nights', originally published Jun.-Oct. 1878 in London Magazine; second volume features stories originally published in varied periodicals—English

  486. The Master of Ballantrae

    487. 1889—English

  487. Weir of Hermiston
    1896—English

    William Morris
    • "Early romances"

    Nineteenth Century—English

    • Poems

    488. Nineteenth Century—English

  488. The Earthly Paradise

    489. 1868—English

  489. The Well at the World's End

    490. 1896—English

  490. News From Nowhere

    491. 1890—English

  491. Bram Stoker

    492. Dracula
    1897—English

    George MacDonald
  492. Lilith

    493. 1895—English

  493. At the Back of the North Wind

    494. originally published serially 1868 in Good Words for the Young—English

    Germany:
    Novalis
  494. Hymnen an Die Nacht
    originally published 1800 in Athenaeum—German

    • "Aphorisms"

    late Eighteenth Century—German

    • Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm

    Stories
    Nineteenth Century—German

    Eduard Mörike
    • Selected Poems

    495. 1972; English translations by Christopher Middleton; this book also features translations of poems by Friedrich Hölderlin—German

  495. Mozart auf der Reise Nach Prag

    496. 1856—German

    Theodor Storm
  496. Immensee
    originally published in Volksbuch auf das Jahr 1850, 1849; revised 1851—German

    • Poems

    497. late Eighteenth Century—German

    Gottfried Keller
  497. Der Grüne Heinrich
    1855; revised 1879—German

    • Stories

    498. late Nineteenth Century—German

    E T A Hoffmann
  498. Die Elixiere des Teufels
    1815—German

    • Stories

    499. early Nineteenth Century—English

    Jeremias Gotthelf
  499. Die Schwarze Spinne

    500. The Black Spider
    1842—German

    Adalbert Stifter
  500. Der Nachsommer
    1857—German

    • Stories

    Nineteenth Century—German

    Friedrich Schlegel
    • "Criticism"

    late Eighteenth-early Nineteenth centuries—German

    • "Aphorisms"

    501. late Eighteenth-early Nineteenth centuries—German

    Georg Büchner
  501. Dantons Tod

    502. 1835—German

  502. Woyzeck
    1837—German

    Heinrich Heine
    • The Complete Poems of Heinrich Heine

    503. 1982; English translations by Hal Draper; includes Tragedies With a Lyrical Intermezzo; New Poems; Atta Troll; and Romanzero—German

  503. Tragödien Nebst Einem Lyrischen Intermezzo

    504. Tragedies With a Lyrical Intermezzo
    1823—German

  504. Neue Gedichte

    505. 1844—German

  505. Atta Troll: Ein Sommernachtstraumpan

    506. 1844—German

  506. Romanzero

    507. 1851—German

    Richard Wagner
    Der Ring des Nibelungen
    cycle of four operas composed 1848-74

    Friedrich Nietzsche
  507. Die Geburt der Tragödie aus dem Geiste der Musik

    508. The Birth of Tragedy
    1872; revised and retitled Die Geburt der Tragödie, Oder: Griechentum und Pessimismus, 1886—German

  508. Jenseits von Gut und Böse: Vorspiel Einer Philosophie der Zukunft

    509. Beyond Good and Evil
    1886—German

  509. Zur Genealogue der Moral: Eine Streitschrift

    510. On the Genealogy of Morals
    1887—German

  510. Der Wille zur Mach

    511. The Will to Power
    1901; revised 1906—German

  511. Theodor Fontane
    Effi Briest
    originally published serially 1894-95—German

    • Stefan George

    Poems
    Nineteenth Century—German

    Russia:
    Alexander Pushkin
    • The Complete Prose Tales of Alexandr Sergeyevitch Pushkin

    512. 1966; includes The Captain's Daughter and The Tales of the Late Ivan Petrovich Belkin—Russian

  512. Kapitanskaâ Dočka

    513. The Captain's Daughter
    originally published 1836 in Sovremennik—Russian

  513. Povesti Pokojnogo Ivana Petroviča Belkina
    The Tales of the Late Ivan Petrovich Belkin
    1831—Russian

    • Collected Narrative and Lyric Poetry

    514. 1984; English translations by Walter Arndt; includes Ruslan i Lûdmila—Russian

  514. Ruslan i Lûdmila

    515. 1820—Russian

  515. Evgénij Onegin
    Eugene Onegin
    published in part serially 1825-32; in its entirety, 1833; revised 1837—Russian

    • Narrative Poems by Alexander Pushkin and Mikhail Lermontov

    516. 1983; English translations by Charles Johnston—Russian

  516. Boris Godunov
    1831—Russian

    Nikolai Gogol
    • The Complete Tales of Nikolai Gogol

    517. 1985; includes Evenings on a Farm Near Dikaka, and Mirgorod; selections from Arabesques; plus a section entitled Other Tales, which includes 'The Nose'; 'The Coach'; 'The Portrait'; and 'The Overcoat'—Russian

  517. Veĉerá na hútore bliz Dikán'ki

    518. Evenings on a Farm Near Dikaka
    originally published in two volumes, 1831 and 1832—Russian

  518. Mirgorod

    519. 1835—Russian

  519. Mërtvyâ Duši

    520. Dead Souls
    1842—Russian

  520. Revizor

    521. The Government Inspector
    1836; revised 1842—Russian

  521. Mikhail Lermontov

    522. Geroj Našego Vremeni
    A Hero of Our Time
    1840; revised 1841—Russian
    [see also additional Lermontov entry above, under Pushkin]

  522. Sergey Aksakov

    523. Semejnaâ Hronika
    Family Chronicle
    1856—Russian

    Alexander Herzen
  523. Byloe i Dumy

    524. My Past and Thoughts
    published in part serially 1855-9, 1861-2, and 1869 in Poliarnaia Zvezda (Pole Star); and 1857-67 in Kolokol—Russian

  524. From the Other Shore

    525. 1850—Russian

    Ivan Goncharov
  525. Fregat Pallada

    526. The Frigate Pallada
    originally published in Otečestvennye Zapiski, Apr. 1855—Russian

  526. Oblomov

    527. 1859—Russian

    Ivan Turgenev
  527. Zapiski Ohotnika

    528. A Sportsman's Sketches
    originally published in Sovremennik, 1852—Russian

  528. Mesâc v Derevne

    529. A Month in the Country
    1855—Russian

  529. Otcy i Deti

    530. Fathers and Children; Fathers and Sons
    originally published Feb. 1862 in Rússkij Véstnik—Russian

  530. Nakanúne

    531. On the Eve
    1860—Russian

  531. Pervaâ Lûbov'

    532. First Love
    1860—Russian

    Fyodor Dostoevsky
  532. Zapaski iz Podpol'â

    533. Notes From Underground
    1864—Russian

  533. Prestuplénie i Nakazániye

    534. Crime and Punishment
    originally published serially Jan.-Dec. 1866 in Rússkij Véstnik; Mallison ("Smart") specifies Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky's English translation—Russian

  534. Idiot

    535. originally published serially 1868-9 in Rússkij Véstnik—Russian

  535. Besy

    536. Demons; The Devils; The Possessed
    1872—Russian

  536. Brat'â Karamazovy
    The Brothers Karamazov
    originally published serially 1880 in Rússkij Véstnik—Russian

    • The Short Novels of Dostoevsky

    537. 1945; includes The Gambler; Notes From Underground; Uncle's Dream; The Eternal Husband; The Double; The Friend of the Family—Russian

  537. Igrok

    538. The Gambler
    1867—Russian

  538. Dâdûškin Son

    539. Uncle's Dream
    1859—Russian

  539. Večnyj Muž

    540. The Eternal Husband
    originally published 1870 in Rússkij Véstnik—Russian

  540. Dvojnik

    541. The Double
    originally published 1846 in Otečestvennye Zapiski—Russian

  541. Selo Stepančikovo i Ego Obitateli

    542. The Village of Stepanchikovo; The Friend of the Family
    1859—Russian

    Leo Tolstoy
  542. Kazaki

    543. The Cossacks
    originally published in Rússkij Véstnik, 1863—Russian

  543. Voyna i Mir"

    544. War and Peace
    originally entitled 1805, published in part, 1865 and 1867; retitled and published in its entirety, 1869—Russian

  544. Anna Karenina

    545. published in part serially 1873-7 in Rússkij Véstnik; in its entirety, 1877; Mallison ("Smart") specifies Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky's English translation—Russian

  545. Ispoved'

    546. A Confession
    1884—Russian

  546. Smert' Ivana Il'icha

    547. The Death of Ivan Ilyich
    1886—Russian

  547. Vlast' t'My
    The Power of Darkness
    1902—Russian

    • Short Novels: Stories of Love, Seducation, and Peasant Life

    548. 1965; includes The Kreutzer Sonata; Hadji Murat; The Forged Coupon; Ivan Illycih; The Cossacks; Family Happiness; and eight short stories—Russian

  548. Krejzcerova Sonata

    549. The Kreutzer Sonata
    1889—Russian

  549. Hadži-Murat

    550. Hadji Murat
    1912—Russian

  550. Fal'šivyj Kupon

    551. The Forged Coupon
    1912—Russian

  551. Semejnoe Sčhast'e
    Family Happiness
    originally published Apr. 1859 in Rússkij Véstnik—Russian

    • Nikolay Leskov

    552. Stories
    Nineteenth Century—Russian

  552. Aleksandr Ostrovsky

    553. Groza
    The Storm
    1859—Russian

  553. Nikolai Chernyshevsky
    Ĉto Delat'?
    1863—Russian

    Alexander Blok
    • The Twelve, and Other Poems

    1970; English translations by John Stallworthy and Peter France—Russian

    • 'Dvenadcat'

    'Twelve'
    written 1918—Russian

    Anton Chekhov
    • The Tales of Chekhov

    1916; English translations by Constance Garnett—Russian

    • Major Plays

    554. 1964; includes Ivanov [1887]; Čajka [1896]; Dâdâ Vanâ [1897]; Tri Sestry [1901]; Višhnëvyj Sad [1904]—Russian

  554. Ivanov

    555. 1887—Russian

  555. Čajka

    556. The Seagull
    1896—Russian

  556. Dâdâ Vanâ

    557. Uncle Vanya
    1897—Russian

  557. Tri Sestry

    558. Three Sisters
    1901—Russian

  558. Višhnëvyj Sad

    559. The Cherry Orchard
    1904—Russian

    The United States:
  559. Washington Irving

    560. The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent.
    originally published serially Jun. 1819-Jul. 1820; expanded 1848—English

  560. James Fenimore Cooper
    The Deerslayer: or, The First Warpath
    1841—English

    • John Greenleaf Whittier

    561. The Complete Poetical Works of John Greenleaf Whittier
    1872—English

    Ralph Waldo Emerson
  561. Nature

    562. originally anonymously published 1836—English

  562. Essays: First Series

    563. 1841—English

  563. Essays: Second Series

    564. 1844—English

  564. Representative Men: Seven Lectures

    565. 1850—English

  565. The Conduct of Life

    566. 1860; revised 1872—English

  566. Journals
    1960-82—English

    • Poems

    Nineteenth Century—English

    • Emily Dickinson

    567. The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson
    1955—English

    Walt Whitman
  567. Leaves of Grass
    1855; expanded and revised through ninth edition, 1892—English

    • The Complete Poems

    1975; includes Leaves of Grass; 'A Backward Glance O'er Travelled Roads'; and other works—English

    • 'A Backward Glance O'er Travelled Roads'

    568. preface to November Boughs, 1888

  568. Specimen Days

    569. 1882—English

    Nathaniel Hawthorne
  569. The Scarlet Letter

    570. 1850—English

  570. The Marble Faun: Or, The Romance of Monte Beni
    1860—English

    • Notebooks

    571. —English

    Herman Melville
  571. Moby-Dick; or, The Whale

    572. 1851—English

  572. The Piazza Tales

    573. 1856; originally published serially Nov. 1853-Aug. 1855 in Putnam's Monthly—English

  573. Billy Budd, Foretopman
    Billy Budd, Sailor (An Inside Narrative)
    1924—English

    • Collected Poems

    574. 1947—English

  574. Clarel: A Poem and Pilgrimage in the Holy Land
    1876—English

    Edgar Allan Poe
    • Poetry and Tales

    1984—English

    • Essays and Reviews

    575. 1984—English

  575. The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym. Of Nantucket

    576. published in part, 1836-37, in the Southern Literary Messenger, under the author's given name; in its entirety, 1838, under the pseudonym, Arthur Gordon Pym—English

  576. Eureka
    1848—English

    • Jones Very

    Essays and Poems
    1839—English

    Frederick Goddard Tuckerman
    • 'The Cricket'

    1950—English

    • "Other poems"

    577. Nineteenth Century—English

    Henry David Thoreau
  577. Walden; or, Life in the Woods
    1854—English

    • Poems

    Nineteenth Century—English

    • Essays

    578. Nineteenth Century—English

  578. Richard Henry Dana, Jr.

    579. Two Years Before the Mast
    1840; revised and expanded 1869—English

  579. Frederick Douglass
    Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, An American Slave
    1845—English

    • Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

    Selected Poems
    1988—English

    • Sidney Lanier

    580. Poems
    Nineteenth Century—English

    Francis Parkman
  580. France and England in North America

    581. originally published in seven volumes: Pioneers of France in the New World, 1865; The Jesuits in North America in the Seventeenth Century, 1867; The Discovery of the Great West, 1869; The Old Regime in Canada, 1874; Count Frontenac and New France Under Louis XIV, 1877; Montcalm and Wolfe, 1884; A Half-Century of Conflict, 1892—English

  581. The Oregon Trail: Sketches of Prairie and Rocky-Mountain Life

    582. originally published serially 1847-49 in Knickerbocker's Magazine—English

    Henry Adams
  582. Mont-Saint-Michel and Chartres

    583. 1913—English

  583. The Education of Henry Adams
    1918—English

    • Ambrose Bierce

    584. The Collected Writings of Ambrose Bierce
    1946—English

  584. Louisa M Alcott
    Little Women
    originally published in two volumes: Little Women, 1868; and Good Wives, 1869—English

    • Charles W Chesnutt

    585. The Short Fiction of Charles W Chesnutt
    1974—English

  585. Kate Chopin

    586. The Awakening
    1899—English

    William Dean Howells
  586. The Rise of Silas Lapham

    587. 1885—English

  587. A Modern Instance

    588. 1883—English

    Stephen Crane
  588. The Red Badge of Courage
    published in part serially Dec. 1894 in the Philadelphia Press; in its entirety, 1895—English


    • Stories

    late Nineteenth Century—English

    • Poems

    589. late Nineteenth Century—English

    Henry James
  589. The Portrait of a Lady

    590. originally published serially Oct. 1880-Nov. 1881 in Macmillan's and Nov. 1880-Dec. 1881 in the Atlantic Monthly—English

  590. The Bostonians

    591. originally published serially 1885-86 in the Century Magazine—English

  591. The Princess Casamassima

    592. originally published serially 1885-86 in the Atlantic Monthly—English

  592. The Awkward Age
    originally published serially 1898-99 in Harper's Weekly—English

    • "Short novels and tales"

    593. unspecified selection—English

  593. The Ambassadors

    594. originally published serially 1903 in the North American Review—English

  594. The Wings of the Dove

    595. 1902—English

  595. The Golden Bowl

    596. 1904—English

  596. Harold Frederic
    The Damnation of Theron Ware
    U K title: Illumination; 1896—English

    Mark Twain
    • The Complete Short Stories of Mark Twain

    597. originally entitled The Complete Short Stories of Mark Twain Now Collected for the First Time, published 1957—English

  597. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
    1884—English

    • The Devil's Race-Track: Mark Twain's Great Dark Writings: The Best From 'Which Was the Dream?' and 'Fables of Man'

    598. 1980; edited by John S Tuckey—English

  598. No. 44, The Mysterious Stranger

    599. 1916; revised 1969—English

  599. Pudd'nhead Wilson

    600. 1894—English

  600. A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court

    601. 1889—English

    William James
  601. The Varieties of Religious Experience: A Study in Human Nature, Being the Gifford Lectures on Natural Religion Delivered at Edinburgh in 1901-1902

    602. 1902; edited lectures—English

  602. Pragmatism: A New Name for Some Old Ways of Thinking

    603. 1907—English

  603. Frank Norris

    604. The Octopus: A Story of California
    1901—English

    Sarah Orne Jewett
  604. The Country of the Pointed Firs
    originally published serially 1896 in the Atlantic Monthly—English

    • "Other stories"

    unspecified selection—English

    • Trumbull Stickney

    The Poems of Trumbull Stickney
    1905—English

    A Chaotic Age: A Canonical Prophecy:
    Italy:
    Luigi Pirandello
    • Naked Masks

    605. 1952; includes Liola: Commedia Campestre in Tre Atti [1916; Sicilian and Italian versions published the same year]; Così è, se Vi Pare! [1917]; Enrico IV [1922]; Sei Personaggi in Cerca d'Autore [1921]; Ciascuno a Suo Modo [1924]—Italian

  605. Liola: Commedia Campestre in Tre Atti

    606. 1916; Sicilian version published the same year—Italian

  606. Così è, se Vi Pare!

    607. It Is So! (If You Think So)
    1917—Italian

  607. Sei Personaggi in Cerca d'Autore

    608. Six Characters in Search of an Author
    1921—Italian

  608. Enrico IV

    609. Henry IV
    1922—Italian

  609. Ciascuno a Suo Modo

    610. Each in His Own way
    1924—Italian

  610. Gabriele D'Annunzio

    611. Maia
    Canto Amàbeo Della Guerra
    1903—Italian

  611. Dino Campana
    Canti Orfici: Die Tragödie des Letzten Germanen in Italien
    1914—Italian

    Umberto Saba
    • The Stories and Recollections of Umberto Saba

    1993—Italian

    • Poems

    612. Twentieth Century—Italian

  612. Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa
    Il Gattopardo
    The Leopard
    1958; Mallison ("Smart") specifies Archibald Colquhoun's English translation—Italian

    Giuseppe Ungaretti
    • Selected Poems

    1971; English translations by Patrick Creagh—Italian

    • The Buried Harbour

    613. 1990; English translations by Kevin Hart—Italian

    Eugenio Montale
  613. La Bufera e Altro

    614. The Storm and Other Things
    1956; expanded 1957—Italian

  614. Le Occasioni

    615. The Occasions
    1939—Italian

  615. Ossi di Seppia

    616. Cuttlefish Bones
    1925; expanded 1928—Italian

  616. L'Opera in Versi
    1980; retitled Altri Versi e Poesie Disperse, 1981—Italian

    • The Second Life of Art: Selected Essays of Eugenio Montale

    1982—Italian

    • Salvatore Quasimodo

    The Selected Writings of Salvatore Quasimodo
    1960—Italian

    • Tommaso Landolfi

    617. Gogol's Wife and Other Stories
    1963—Italian

    Leonardo Sciascia
  617. Il Giorno Della Civetta

    618. 1961—Italian

  618. Il Contesto
    1971—Italian

    • Il Mare Color del Vino

    The Wine-Dark Sea
    1973—Italian

    • Pier Paolo Pasolini

    619. Poems
    1982; English translations by Norman MacAfee and Luciano Martinengo—Italian

    Cesare Parese
  619. Lavorare Stanca

    620. Hard Labor
    1936; expanded 1943—Italian

  620. Dialoghi con Leucò

    621. 1947—Italian

    Primo Levi
  621. Se Non Ora, Quando?
    1982—Italian

    • Collected Poems

    622. 1988; English translations by Ruth Feldman and Brian Swann; includes L'Osteria di Brema [1975] and Ad Ora Certa [1984]—Italian

  622. L'Osteria di Brema

    623. Shema
    1975—Italian

  623. Ad Ora Certa

    624. 1984—Italian

  624. Il Sistema Periodico

    625. 1975—Italian

    Italo Svevo
  625. La Coscienza di Zeno

    626. Zeno's Conscience
    1923—Italian

  626. Senilità

    627. As a Man Grows Older
    1898—Italian

  627. Giorgio Bassani

    628. L'Airone
    The Heron
    1968—Italian

  628. Natalia Ginzburg

    629. Famiglia
    1977—Italian

  629. Elio Vittorini

    630. Le Donne di Messina
    1949—Italian

  630. Alberto Moravia
    1934
    1982—Italian

    Andrea Zanzotto
    • Selected Poetry of Andrea Zanzotto

    631. 1975—Italian

    Italo Calvino
  631. Le Città Invisibili

    632. Invisible Cities
    1972—Italian

  632. Il Barone Rampante

    633. The Baron in the Trees
    1957—Italian

  633. Se una Notte d'Inverno un Viaggiatore

    634. If on a Winter's Night a Traveler
    1979—Italian

  634. Ti Con Zero
    t zero
    1967—Italian

    • Antonio Porta

    635. Kisses From Another Dream: Poems
    English translations by Anthony Molino—Italian

    Spain:
    Miguel de Unamuno
  635. Tres Novelas Ejemplares y un Prólogo

    636. 1920—Spanish

  636. Vida de Don Quijote y Sancho
    Our Lord Don Quixote
    1914—Spanish

    • Antonio Machado

    637. Selected Poems
    1982; English translations by Alan S Trueblood—Spanish

  637. Juan Ramón Jiménez

    638. La Realidad Invisible (1917-1920, 1924): Libro Inedito
    1983—Spanish

  638. Pedro Salinas
    La Voz a ti Debida
    My Voice Because of You
    1933—Spanish

    • Jorge Guillén

    Guillén on Guillén: The Poetry and the Poet
    1979; English translations by Reginald Gibbons and Anthony L Geist—Spanish

    • Vicente Aleixandre

    A Longing for the Light: Selected Poems
    1979; English translations by Lewis Hyde—Spanish

    Federico García Lorca
    • The Selected Poems of Federico García Lorca

    639. 1955; includes Llanto por Ignacio Sánchez Mejías [1935]; and selections from Libro de Poemas, 1921; Poema del Cante Jondo, published in part Apr. 1927 in Verso y Prosa and separately in 1930, in its entirety, 1931; Primeras Canciones, 1936; Canciones, 1927; Primer Romancero Gitano, 1928; Poeta en Nueva York, 1942; Seis Poemas Galegos, 1935; Diván del Tamarit, originally published 1940 in Revista Hispánica Moderna—Spanish

  639. Llanto por Ignacio Sánchez Mejías

    640. Lament for Ignacio Sánchez Mejías
    1935—Spanish

  640. Bodas de Sangre

    641. Blood Wedding
    1933—Spanish

  641. Yerma

    642. 1934—Spanish

  642. La Casa de Bernarda Alba
    The House of Bernarda Alba
    written 1936; published 1945—Spanish

    • Rafael Alberti

    The Owl's Insomnia: Poems
    1973; English translations by Mark Strand—Spanish

    • Luis Cernuda

    Selected Poems of Luis Cernuda
    1977; English translations by Reginald Gibbons—Spanish

    • Miguel Hernández; Blas de Otero

    643. Selected Poems
    1972; edited by Timothy Baland and Hardie St. Martin; English translations of poems by both authors—Spanish

  643. Camilo José Cela
    La Colmena
    1951—Spanish

    • Juan Goytisolo

    Space in Motion
    1987; includes the essays 'Sir Richard Burton, Peregrino y Sexólogo' and 'Flaubert en Oriente', part of Crónicas Sarracinas, 1982; 'Las Cruces de Yeste', 'El Museo Dillinger', 'Vivir in Turquía', 'La Chanca 20 Años Después in El Paí Berliner Chronik' and 'El Crimen Fue en Port-Bou', originally published in El País and SITES; 'Por Qué He Escogido Vivir en Paris', originally published in Voces and SITES; 'Modesta Proposición a las Príncipes de Nuestra Bella Sociedad de Consumo', originally published in Triunfo—Spanish

    Catalonia:
    • Carles Ribá

    Selected Poems
    —Catalan

    • J V Foix

    644. When I Sleep, Then I See Clearly: Selected Poems of J V Foix
    1988; English translations by David H Rosenthal—Catalan

  644. Mercè Rodoreda
    La Plaça del Diamant
    The Time of the Doves
    1962—Catalan

    • Pere Gimferrer

    Selected Poems
    Catalan

    • Salvador Espriú

    645. La Pell de Brau: Poems
    English translations by Burton Raffel—Catalan

    Portugal:
    Fernando Pessoa
  645. O Guardador de Rebanhos
    written 1914—Portuguese

    • Poems of Fernando Pessoa

    1986; English translations by Edwin Honig and Susan M Brown—Portuguese

    • Selected Poems

    1971; English translations by Peter Rickard—Portuguese

    • Always Astonished: Selected Prose

    646. 1988; English translations by Edwin Honig—Portuguese

  646. Livro do Desassossego: Composto por Bernardo Soares, Ajudante de Guarda-Livros na Cidade de Lisboa
    The Book of Disquiet
    1928—Portuguese

    • Jorge de Sena

    647. Selected Poems
    Portuguese

  647. José Saramago

    648. Memorial do Convento
    Baltasar and Blimunda
    1982—Portuguese

  648. José Cardoso Pires
    Balada da Praia dos Cães
    Ballad of Dogs' Beach: Dossier of a Crime
    1982—Portuguese

    • Sophia de Mello Breyner

    Selected Poems
    Portuguese

    • Eugénio de Andrade

    649. Selected Poems
    Portuguese

    France:
    Anatole France
  649. L'Île des Pingouins

    650. 1908—French

  650. Thaïs

    651. 1890—French

  651. Alain-Fournier

    652. Le Grand Meaulnes
    1913—French

  652. Marcel Proust

    653. À la Recherche du Temps Perdu
    In Search of Lost Time; In Remembrance of Things Past
    originally published in seven volumes, two of which originally published as two books each, 1913-27—French

    André Gide
  653. L'Immoraliste

    654. 1902—French

  654. Corydon

    655. published in part, 1911-20; in its entirety, 1924—French

  655. Les Caves du Vatican

    656. Lafcadio's Adventures
    1914—French

  656. Les Faux-Monnayeurs

    657. originally published 1925 in Nouvelle Revue Française—French

  657. Journal
    originally published in two volumes, 1939 and 1950—French

    Colette
    • The Collected Stories of Colette

    658. 1983—French

  658. La Retraite Sentimentale

    659. 1907—French

  659. Georges Bataille

    660. Le Bleu du Ciel
    Blue of Noon
    1957; written 1935—French

  660. Louis-Ferdinand Céline

    661. Voyage au Bout de la Nuit
    Journey to the End of Night
    1932—French

  661. René Daumal

    662. Le Mont Analogue. Roman d'Aventures Alpines, Non Euclidiennes et Symboliquement Authentiques
    Mount Analogue: A Novel of Symbolically Authentic Non-Euclidean Adventures in Mountain Climbing
    —French

    Jean Genet
  662. Notre Dame des Fleurs

    663. Our Lady of the Flowers
    1943—French

  663. Journal du Voleur

    664. The Thief's Journal
    1949—French

  664. Le Balcon
    The Balcony
    1957—French

    Jean Giraudoux
    • Four Plays

    665. includes The Madwoman of Chaillot; The Apollo of Bellac; The Enchanted; Ondine—French

  665. La Folle de Chaillot

    666. The Madwoman of Chaillot
    1945—French

  666. L'Apollon de Bellac

    667. The Apollo of Bellac
    1942—French

  667. Intermezzo

    668. The Enchanted
    1933—French

  668. Ondine
    1939—French

    Alfred Jarry
    • Selected Works of Alfred Jarry

    669. 1965; includes Ubu Cocu, ou l'Archeopteryz [written 1897; published 1943]; Gestes et Opinions du Docteur Faustroll, Pataphyscien [1911]; selections from Les Jours et les Nuits, Roman d'un Déserteur, 1897; Messaline, 1901; Almanach Illustré du Père Ubu, 1901; and other essays and poems—French

  669. Ubu Cocu, ou l'Archeopteryz

    670. written 1897; published 1943—French

  670. Gestes et Opinions du Docteur Faustroll, Pataphyscien
    1911—French

    Jean Cocteau
    • The Infernal Machine and Other Plays

    671. includes The Infernal Machine—French

  671. La Machine Infernale
    1934—French

    • Guillaume Apollinaire

    Selected Writings of Guillaume Apollinaire
    1971; English translations by Roger Shattuck—French

    André Breton
    • Poems of André Breton: A Bilingual Anthology

    672. 1982; English translations by Jean-Pierre Cauvin and Mary Ann Caws; includes L’Union Libre [1931]; Fata Morgana [1941]; selections from Mont de Piété, 1919; Clair de Terre, 1923; Poisson Soluble, 1924; L’Union Libre, 1931; Le Revolver à Cheveux Blancs, 1932; L’Air de l’Eau, 1934; Poèmes 1919-48, 1948; Constellations, 1959; Le La, 1961—French

  672. L'Union Libre

    673. 1931—French

  673. Fata Morgana
    1941—French

    • Manifestoes of Surrealism

    674. 1969; translations by Richard Seaver and Helen R Lane—French

  674. Le Manifeste du Surréalisme
    1924—French

    • Paul Valéry

    Selected Writings of Paul Valéry
    1950—French

    • René Char

    Poems of René Char
    1976; English translations by Mary Ann Caws and Jonathan Griffin; selections from Le Marteau Sans Maître, 1934; Dehors la Nuit Est Gouvernée, 1938; Placard Pour un Chemin des Écoliers, 1938; Fureur et Mystère, 1948; Les Matinaux, 1950; Recherche de la Base et du Sommet, 1955; La Parole en Archipel, 1962; Le Nu Perdu, 1972; La Nuit Talismanique, 1972—French

    • Paul Éluard

    Selected Poems
    1987; English translations by Gilbert Bowen—French

    • Louis Aragon

    675. Selected Poems
    —French

  675. Jean Giono

    676. Le Hussard sur le Toit
    The Horseman on the Roof
    1951—French

  676. Michel Leiris

    677. L'Âge d'Homme
    1939—French

  677. Raymond Radiguet

    678. Le Bal du Comte d'Orgel
    Count of d'Orgel's Ball
    1924—French

    Jean-Paul Sartre
  678. Huis Clos

    679. No Exit
    1944—French

  679. La Nausée

    680. Nausea
    1938—French

  680. Saint Genet, Comédien et Martyr

    681. 1952—French

  681. Les Mots

    682. 1964—French

  682. L'Idiot de la Famille: Gustave Flaubert de 1821 à 1857

    683. 1971-72—French

  683. Simone de Beauvoir

    684. Le Deuxième Sexe
    The Second Sex
    published in part serially in Les Temps Modernes; in its entirety in two volumes, 1949—French

    Albert Camus
  684. L'Étranger

    685. The Stranger
    1942—French

  685. La Peste

    686. The Plague
    1947—French

  686. La Chute

    687. The Fall
    1956—French

  687. L'Homme Révolté
    The Rebel
    1951—French

    • Henri Michax

    688. Selected Writings
    English translations by Richard Ellmann—French

    Edmond Jabès
  688. Le Livre des Questions
    The Book of Questions
    originally published in seven volumes, 1963-73—French

    • Selected Poems

    689. English translations by Keith Waldrop—French

    Saint-John Perse
  689. Anabase

    690. 1924—French

  690. Oiseaux
    1963—French

    • Exile and Other Poems

    691. English translations by Dennis Devlin—French

  691. Exil
    1942—French

    • Pierre Reverdy

    Selected Poems
    1991; English translations by John Ashbery, Mary Ann Caws, and Patricia Terry; selections from Poèmes en Prose, 1915; Le Cadran Quadrillé, 1915; Les Adroises du Toit, 1918; Étoiles Peintes, 1921; Cravates de Chanure, 1922; Grande Nature, 1925; La Balle au Bond, 1928; Flaques de Verre, 1929; Sources du Vent, 1929; Pierres Blanches, 1930; Ferraille, 1937; La Liberté des Mers, originally published 1960 as part of the author's complete works—French

    Tristan Tzara
    • Seven Dada Manifestos and Lampisteries

    1977; English translations by Barbara Wright—French

    • Max Jacob

    Selected Poems
    —French

    • Pierre-Jean Jouve

    Selected Poems
    —French

    • Francis Ponge

    692. Things: Selected Writings
    English translations by Cid Corman—French

  692. Jacques Prévert
    Paroles
    —French

    • Philippe Jaccottet

    693. Selected Poems
    English translations by Derek Mahon—French

  693. Charles Péguy
    Le Mystère de la Charité de Jeanne d'Arc
    1910—French

    • Benjamin Péret

    694. Selected Poems
    —French

    André Malraux
  694. Les Conquérants

    695. 1928—French

  695. La Voie Royale

    696. 1930—French

  696. La Condition Humaine

    697. Man's Fate
    1933—French

  697. L'Espoir

    698. Man's Hope
    1938—French

  698. Les Voix du silence

    699. 1951—French

    François Mauriac
  699. Le Désert de l'Amour

    700. 1925—French

  700. Thérèse Desqueyroux

    701. 1927—French

  701. La Pharisienne

    702. 1941—French

    Jean Anouilh
  702. Eurydice

    703. 1942—French

  703. Antigone

    704. 1944—French

  704. La Répétition

    705. 1950—French

  705. Becket ou l'Honneur de Dieu

    706. 1959—French

    Eugène Ionesco
  706. La Cantatrice Chauve

    707. 1951—French

  707. Les Chaises

    708. 1952—French

  708. Le Leçon

    709. 1951—French

  709. Amédée ou Comment s'en Débarrasser

    710. 1954—French

  710. Victimes du Devoir

    711. 1953—French

  711. Rhinocéros

    712. 1959—French

  712. Maurice Blanchot

    713. Thomas l'Obscur
    Thomas the Obscure
    1941—French

    Pierre Klossowski
  713. Roberte ce Soir

    714. 1954—French

  714. La Révocation de l'Édit de Nantes

    715. 1959—French

  715. Le Souffleur

    716. 1960—French

  716. Le Baphomet

    717. 1965—French

    Raymond Roussel
  717. Locus Solus
    1914—French

    Antonin Artaud
    • Selected Writings

    718. 1976; English translations by Helen Weaver; includes L’Ombilic des Limbes [originally published as part of Une Oeuvre, Un Portrait, 1925]; Van Gogh le Suicidé de la Société [1947]; Ci-gît, Précédé de la Culture Indienne [1947]; Pour en Finir Avec la Jugement de Dieu [radio play; 1948]; selections from Tric Trac du Ciel, 1923; L’Art et la Mort, 1929; Héliogabale, ou l’Anarchiste Couronné, 1934; Les Nouvelles Révélations d l’Etre, 1937; Le Théâtre et Son Double, 1938; D'un Voyage au Pays des Tarahumaras, 1947; and additional essays, correspondence, poems, and other texts originally published in periodicals or the author's Oeuvres Complètes, 1956-76—French

  718. L’Ombilic des Limbes

    719. The Umbilicus of Limbo
    originally published as part of Une Oeuvre, Un Portrait, 1925—French

  719. Van Gogh le Suicidé de la Société

    720. 1947—French

  720. Ci-gît, Précédé de la Culture Indienne

    721. 1947—French

  721. Pour en Finir Avec la Jugement de Dieu

    722. radio play; 1948—French

  722. Claude Lévi-Strauss

    723. Tristes Tropiques
    1955—French

    Alain Robbe-Grillet
  723. Le Voyeur

    724. 1955—French

  724. La Jalousie

    725. 1957—French

  725. Dans le Labyrinthe

    726. 1959—French

  726. Les Gommes

    727. 1953—French

  727. Pour un Nouveau Roman

    728. 1963; originally published serially 1955-63—French

  728. Projet pour une Révolution à New York

    729. 1970—French

    Nathalie Sarraute
  729. L'Usage de la Parole

    730. 1980—French

  730. Le Planetarium

    731. 1959—French

    Claude Simon
  731. L'Herbe

    732. 1958—French

  732. Le Vent: Tentative de Restitution d'un Rétable Baroque

    733. 1957—French

  733. La Route des Flandres

    734. 1960—French

    Marguerite Duras
  734. L'Amant
    1984—French

    • Four Novels by Marguerite Duras

    735. 1965; includes Le Square [1955]; Moderato Cantabile [1958]; Dix Heures et Demie du Soir en Été [1960]; L'Après-Midi de M. Andesmas [1964]—French

  735. Le Square

    736. 1955—French

  736. Moderato Cantabile

    737. 1958—French

  737. Dix Heures et Demie du Soir en Été

    738. 1960—French

  738. L'Après-Midi de M. Andesmas

    739. 1964—French

    Robert Pinget
  739. Fable

    740. 1971—French

  740. Le Libera

    741. 1968—French

  741. Cette Voix

    742. 1975—French

    Michel Tournier
  742. Le Roi des Aulnes

    743. The Ogre
    1970—French

  743. Vendredi ou les Limbes du Pacifique

    744. Friday
    1967—French

    Marguerite Yourcenar
  744. Le Coup de Grâce

    745. 1939—French

  745. Les Mémoires d'Hadrien
    The Memoirs of Hadrian
    1951—French

    Jean Follain
    • Transparence of the World: Poems

    746. English translations by W S Merwin—French

  746. Yves Bonnefoy
    Pierre è Crite
    Words in Stone
    1965—French

    Great Britain and Ireland:
    William Butler Yeats
    • The Collected Poems of W B Yeats

    747. 1933; expanded 1950; revised 1956; includes The Wind Among the Reeds [1899]; The Shadowy Waters [originally published May 1900 in the North American Review; revised for inclusion in Poems, 1899-1905; theatrical version published separately 1906; both versions included here]; Michael Robartes and the Dancer [1921]; The Tower [1928]; The Winding Stair [1929]; Words for Music Perhaps and Other Poems [1932]; New Poems [1938]; selections from The Wanderings of Oisin and Other Poems, 1889; The Countess Kathleen and Various Legends and Lyrics, 1892; In the Seven Woods: Being Poems Chiefly of the Irish Heroic Age, 1904; The Green Helmet and Other Poems, 1910; Responsibilities, 1914; The Wild Swans at Coole, Other Verses and a Play in Verse, 1917, expanded 1919; A Full Moon in March, 1935; and Last Poems and Two Plays, 1939—English

  747. The Wind Among the Reeds

    748. 1899—English

  748. The Shadowy Waters

    749. 1900; originally published May 1900 in the North American Review; revised for inclusion in Poems, 1899-1905; theatrical version published separately 1906; both versions included in the author's collected poems—English

  749. Michael Robartes and the Dancer

    750. 1920—English

  750. The Tower

    751. 1928; originally published as Seven Poems and a Fragment, 1922; The Cat and the Moon, 1924; and October Blast, 1927—English

  751. The Winding Stair

    752. 1929—English

  752. Words for Music Perhaps and Other Poems

    753. 1932—English

  753. New Poems
    1938—English

    • Collected Plays

    754. 1934; expanded 1953; includes The Countess Cathleen [originally entitled The Countess Kathleen, part of The Countess Kathleen and Various Legends and Lyrics, 1892; retitled and revised 1911]; The Land of Heart’s Desire [1894]; Cathleen Ni Houlihan [originally performed 1902; published in part May 1902 in the United Irishman and Oct. 1902 in Samhain; in its entirety as part of The Hour-Glass, Cathleen Ni Houlihan, The Pot of Broth, 1904; revised 1906]; The Pot of Broth [originally published as part of The Hour-Glass, Cathleen Ni Houlihan, The Pot of Broth, 1904; revised 1905]; The King’s Threshold [1903; revised for inclusion in Poems, 1899-1905, 1906; revised 1911]; The Shadowy Waters [originally published May 1900 in the North American Review; included in The Shadowy Waters, 1900; revised for inclusion in Poems, 1899-1905; theatrical version published separately 1906; both versions included in the author's collected poems]; Deirdre [published as part of 'The Entrance of Deirdre' in Poems, 1899-1905, 1906; published separately 1907; revised 1911]; At the Hawk’s Well [part of The Wild Swans at Coole, Other Verses and a Play in Verse, 1917; included in Four Plays for Dancers, 1921]; The Green Helmet [1908; included in The Green Helmet and Other Poems, 1910; revised 1911]; On Baile's Strand [part of In the Seven Woods: Being Poems Chiefly of the Irish Heroic Age, 1903; revised for inclusion in Poems, 1899-1905, 1906; revised 1907]; The Only Jealousy of Emer [part of Two Plays for Dancers, 1919, and its expanded version, Four Plays for Dancers, 1921]; The Hour-Glass [part of The Hour-Glass, Cathleen Ni Houlihan, The Pot of Broth, 1904; revised 1907; revised for inclusion in Responsibilties [1914]; The Unicorn From the Stars [1908]; The Player Queen [1922]; The Dreaming of the Bones [originally published Jan. 1919 in the Little Review; included in Two Plays for Dancers, 1919, and its expanded version, Four Plays for Dancers, 1921]; Calvary [part of Four Plays for Dancers, 1921]; The Cat and the Moon [part of The Cat and the Moon and Certain Poems, 1924]; Sophocles’ King Oedipus; Sophocles’ Oedipus at Colonus; The Resurrection [originally published 1927 in the Adelphi; originally performed 1934]; The Words Upon the Window-Pane [1930]; A Full Moon in March [1935]; The King of the Great Clock Tower [part of The King of the Great Clock Tower, Commentaries and Poems, 1934]; The Herne’s Egg [1938]; Purgatory [part of Last Poems and Two Plays, 1939]; The Death of Cuchulain [part of Last Poems and Two Plays, 1939]—English

  754. The Countess Cathleen

    755. originally entitled The Countess Kathleen, part of The Countess Kathleen and Various Legends and Lyrics, 1892; retitled and revised 1911—English

  755. The Land of Heart's Desire

    756. 1894—English

  756. Cathleen Ni Houlihan

    757. originally performed 1902; published in part May 1902 in the United Irishman and Oct. 1902 in Samhain; in its entirety as part of The Hour-Glass, Cathleen Ni Houlihan, The Pot of Broth, 1904; revised 1906—English

  757. The Pot of Broth

    758. originally published as part of The Hour-Glass, Cathleen Ni Houlihan, The Pot of Broth, 1904; revised 1905—English

  758. The King's Threshold

    759. 1903; revised for inclusion in Poems, 1899-1905, 1906; revised 1911—English

  759. Deirdre

    760. published as part of 'The Entrance of Deirdre' in Poems, 1899-1905, 1906; published separately 1907; revised 1911—English

  760. The Green Helmet

    761. 1908; included in The Green Helmet and Other Poems, 1910; revised 1911—English

  761. On Baile's Strand

    762. part of In the Seven Woods: Being Poems Chiefly of the Irish Heroic Age, 1903; revised for inclusion in Poems, 1899-1905, 1906; revised 1907—English

  762. The Only Jealousy of Emer

    763. part of Two Plays for Dancers, 1919, and its expanded version, Four Plays for Dancers, 1921—English

  763. The Hour-Glass: A Morality

    764. part of The Hour-Glass, Cathleen Ni Houlihan, The Pot of Broth, 1904; revised 1907; revised for inclusion in Responsibilties [1914]—English

  764. The Unicorn From the Stars

    765. 1908—English

  765. The Player Queen

    766. 1922—English

  766. The Dreaming of the Bones

    767. originally published Jan. 1919 in the Little Review; and as part of Two Plays for Dancers, 1919, and its expanded version, Four Plays for Dancers, 1921—English

  767. The Cat and the Moon

    768. part of The Cat and the Moon and Certain Poems, 1924—English

  768. The Resurrection

    769. originally published 1927 in the Adelphi; originally performed 1934—English

  769. The Words Upon the Window Pane

    770. 1930—English

  770. A Full Moon in March

    771. 1935—English

  771. The King of the Great Clock Tower

    772. part of The King of the Great Clock Tower, Commentaries and Poems, 1934—English

  772. The Herne's Egg

    773. 1938—English

  773. A Vision: An Explanation of Life Founded Upon the Writings of Giraldus and Upon Certain Doctrines Attributed to Kusta Ben Luka
    1925; revised 1937—English

    • Mythologies

    774. 1959; includes The Celtic Twilight. Men and Women, Dhouls and Faeries [1893; expanded 1902; included in The Celtic Twilight and Stories of Red Hanrahan, 1908; revised for inclusion in Early Poems and Stories, 1925]; The Secret Rose [1897; revised for inclusion in The Secret Rose. Rosa Alchemica. The Tables of the Law. The Adoration of the Magi. John Sherman and Dhoya, 1908; revised for inclusion in Early Poems and Stories, 1925—essentially the original Secret Rose was split in two, creating Red Hanrahan]; Stories of Red Hanrahan [1905; revisions of stories from The Secret Rose; revised for inclusion in The Celtic Twilight and Stories of Red Hanrahan, 1908]; The Tables of the Law and the Adoration of the Magi [1904; revised for inclusion in Early Poems and Stories, 1925]; Per Amica Silentia Lunae [1918]—English

  774. The Celtic Twilight

    775. originally entitled The Celtic Twilight. Men and Women, Dhouls and Faeries, published 1893; expanded 1902; revised for inclusion in Early Poems and Stories, 1925; included in Mythologies, 1959—English

  775. The Secret Rose

    776. 1897; revised for inclusion in The Secret Rose. Rosa Alchemica. The Tables of the Law. The Adoration of the Magi. John Sherman and Dhoya, 1908; revised for inclusion in Early Poems and Stories, 1925; included in Mythologies, 1959—English

  776. The Tables of the Law and the Adoration of the Magi

    777. 1904; revised for inclusion in Early Poems and Stories, 1925; included in Mythologies, 1959—English

  777. Stories of Red Hanrahan

    778. 1905; revisions of stories from The Secret Rose; revised for inclusion in The Celtic Twilight and Stories of Red Hanrahan, 1908; included in Mythologies, 1959—English

  778. Per Amica Silentia Lunae
    1918; included in Mythologies, 1959—English

    George Bernard Shaw
    • Major Critical Essays

    779. 1930; includes The Quintessene of Isbenism [1892]; The Perfect Wagnerite [1898]; Sanity of Art: An Exposure of the Current Nonsense About Artists Being Degenerate [1908]—English

  779. The Quintessene of Isbenism

    780. 1892; edited 1890 lecture—English

  780. The Perfect Wagnerite

    781. 1898; expanded 1907—English

  781. Sanity of Art: An Exposure of the Current Nonsense About Artists Being Degenerate

    782. 1908—English

  782. Heartbreak House

    783. 1919—English

  783. Pygmalion

    784. 1913—English

  784. Saint Joan

    785. 1923—English

  785. Major Barbara

    786. 1905—English

  786. Back to Methusela

    787. 1921—English

    John Millington Synge
  787. In the Shadows of the Glen

    788. 1903—English

  788. Riders to the Sea

    789. 1904—English

  789. The Well of the Saints

    790. 1905—English

  790. The Playboy of the Western World

    791. 1907—English

  791. The Tinker's Wedding

    792. 1909—English

  792. Deirdre of the Sorrows

    793. 1910—English

    Sean O'Casey
  793. Juno and the Paycock

    794. 1924—English

  794. The Plough and the Stars

    795. 1926—English

  795. The Shadow of a Gunman

    796. 1923—English

  796. George Douglas Brown

    797. The House With the Green Shutters
    1901—English

    Thomas Hardy
  797. The Well-Beloved

    798. 1892; revised 1897—English

  798. The Woodlanders

    799. originally published serially May 1886-Apr. 1887 in Macmillan's Magazine—English

  799. The Return of the Native

    800. originally published serially Jan.-Dec. 1878 in Belgravia, the Magazine of Fashion and Amusement—English

  800. The Mayor of Casterbridge: The Life and Death of a Man of Character

    801. 1886—English

  801. Far From the Madding Crowd

    802. originally anonymously published serially Jan.-Dec. 1874 in Cornhill Magazine; revised 1895 and 1901—English

  802. Tess of the d'Urbervilles: A Pure Woman Faithfully Presented

    803. published in part serially Jul.-Dec. 1891 in the Graphic—English

  803. Jude the Obscure
    originally published serially Dec. 1894-Nov. 1895 in Harper's New Monthly Magazine—English

    • Collected Poems

    804. 1919; expanded 1923, 1928, and 1930; incl. Wessex Poems and Other Verses [1898]; Poems of the Past and Present [1901]; Time’s Laughingstock and Other Verses [1909]; Satires of Circumstance: Lyrics and Reveries With Miscellaneous Pieces [1914]; Moments of Vision and Miscellaneous Verses [1917]; Late Lyrics and Earlier With Many Other Verses [1922]; Human Shows, Far Phantasies, Songs, and Trifles [1925]; Winter Words in Various Moods and Metres [1928]—English

  804. Wessex Poems and Other Verses

    805. 1898—English

  805. Poems of the Past and Present

    806. 1901—English

  806. The Dynasts

    807. originally published in three volumes: 1904, 1906, and 1908—English

  807. Time's Laughingstock and Other Verses

    808. 1909—English

  808. Satires of Circumstance: Lyrics and Reveries With Miscellaneous Pieces

    809. 1914—English

  809. Moments of Vision and Miscellaneous Verses

    810. 1917—English

  810. Late Lyrics and Earlier With Many Other Verses

    811. 1922—English

  811. Human Shows, Far Phantasies, Songs, and Trifles

    812. 1925—English

  812. Winter Words in Various Moods and Metres

    813. 1925—English

    Rudyard Kipling
  813. Kim
    originally published serially Dec. 1900-Oct. 1901 in McClure's and Jan. 1901-Oct. 1901 in Cassell's—English

    • Collected Stories

    814. 1994; mostly originally published in periodicals; selections from the anthologies: Plain Tales From the Hills, 1888; In Black and White, 1888; Under the Deodars, 1888; The Phantom 'Rickshaw and Other Eerie Tales, 1888; Wee Willie Winkie and Other Child Stories, 1888; Life's Handicap, 1891; Many Inventions, 1893; The Day's Work, 1898; Stalky and Co., 1899; Traffics and Discoveries, 1904; Puck of Pock's Hill, 1906; A Diversity of Creatures, 1917; Actions and Reactions, 1909; Debits and Credits, 1926; Limits and Renewals, 1932; plus one story only included in the Sussex edition of the author's complete works—English

  814. The Puck of Pock's Hill
    1906—English

    • Complete Verse
    815. >
    includes all, or nearly all, of Departmental Ditties and Other Verses [1886]; Barrack-Room Ballads and Other Verses [1892]; The Seven Seas [1896]; The Five Nations [1903]; plus poems from other books or uncollected in book form—English

  815. Departmental Ditties and Other Verses

    816. 1886—English

  816. Barrack-Room Ballads and Other Verses

    817. 1892—English

  817. The Seven Seas

    818. 1896—English

  818. The Five Nations
    1903—English

    A E Housman
    • Collected Poems

    819. 1939; includes A Shropshire Lad [1896]; Last Poems [1922]; More Poems [1936]; 18 poems originally published as part of Laurence Houman's My Brother: A E Housman, 1937; three translations originally published as part of Odes From the Greek Dramatists, 1890; and five new poems—English

  819. A Shropshire Lad

    820. 1896—English

  820. Last Poems

    821. 1922—English

  821. More Poems

    822. 1936—English

    Max Beerbohm
  822. Zuleika Dobson; or, An Oxford Love Story

    823. 1911—English

  823. Seven Men

    824. 1919; second edition, entitled Seven Men, and Two Others, 1950

    Joseph Conrad
  824. Lord Jim

    825. originally published serially Oct. 1899-Nov. 1900 in Blackwood's Magazine—English

  825. The Secret Agent: A Simple Tale

    826. 1907—English

  826. Nostromo

    827. originally published serially 1904 in T P's Weekly—English

  827. Under Western Skies

    828. 1911—English

  828. Victory

    829. 1915—English

    Ronald Firbank
  829. Five Novels

    830. 1949; includes Valmouth [1919]; The Flower Beneath The Foot: Being a Record of the Early Life of St. Laura De Nazianzi and the Times in Which She Lived [1923]; Sorrow in Sunlight [1924; published in the U S as Prancing Nigger]; Concerning the Eccentricities of Cardinal Pirelli [1926]; The Artificial Princess [1934]—English

  830. Valmouth

    831. 1919—English

  831. The Flower Beneath The Foot: Being a Record of the Early Life of St. Laura De Nazianzi and the Times in which She Lived

    832. 1923—English

  832. Sorrow in Sunlight

    833. 1924; U S edition entitled Prancing Nigger—English

  833. Concerning the Eccentricities of Cardinal Pirelli

    834. 1926—English

  834. The Artificial Princess

    835. 1934—English

    Ford Madox Ford
  835. Parade's End

    836. originally published in four volumes: Some Do Not..., 1924; No More Parades, 1925; A Man Could Stand Up, 1926; Last Post, 1928—English

  836. The Good Soldier
    1915—English

    W Somerset Maugham
    • Collected Short Stories

    837. 1977; mostly originally published in periodicals; includes the entirety of the anthologies: Six Stories Written in the First Person Singular, 1931; Ah King, 1933; Cosmopolitans: Very Short Stories, 1936; The Mixture as Before, 1940; Creatures of Circumstance, 1947; nearly all of The Trembling of a Leaf, 1921; and The Casuarina Tree, 1926; selections from Ashenden: or The British Agent, 1928; 'Princess September' from Princess September and the Nightingale, 1939; plus 'The Taipan', 'The Consul', 'Mabel', 'Masterson', and 'A Marriage of Convenience'—English

  837. The Moon and Sixpence

    838. 1919—English

    John Cowper Powys
  838. Wolf Solent

    839. 1929—English

  839. A Glastonbury Romance
    1933—English

    • Saki

    The Short Stories of Saki (H. H. Munro)
    1983; includes the anthologies: Reginald, 1904—stories originally published in the Westminster Gazette; Reginald in Russia, 1910—'The Baker’s Dozen' originally published in the Journal of the Leinster Regiment, the remainder in the Westminster Gazette; The Chronicles of Clovis, 1911—'The Background' originally published in Leinsters' Magazine, 'The Stampeding of Lady Bastable' in the Daily Mail, 'Mrs. Packletide’s Tiger', 'The Chaplet', 'The Peace Offering', 'Filboid Studge', and a shorter version of 'Ministers of Grace' in the Bystander, 'The Music on the Hill', 'The Story of St. Vespaluus', 'The Secret Sin of Septimus Brope', 'The Remoulding of Groby Lington', and 'The Way to the Dairy' previously unpublished, the remainder originally published in the Westminster Gazette; Beasts and Super-Beasts, 1914—'The Open Window', 'The Schartz-Metterklume Method', and 'Clovis on Parental Responsibilties' originally published in the Westminster Gazette, 'The Elk' in the Bystander, the remainder in the Morning Post]; The Toys of Peace, 1919—some stories originally published in the Morning Post, the Westminster Gazette, and the Bystander; and The Square Egg and Other Sketches, 1924—some stories originally published in the Morning Post, the Westminster Gazette, and the Bystander—English

    • H G Wells

    840. "The science fiction novels"
    late Nineteenth-early Twentieth centuries—English

  840. David Lindsay

    841. A Voyage to Arcturus
    1920—English

  841. Arnold Bennett
    The Old Wives' Tale
    1908—English

    Walter De la Mare
    • Collected Poems

    842. 1979; includes Poems [1906]; The Listeners and Other Poems [1912]; Motley and Other Poems [1918]; The Veil and Other Poems [1921]; The Fleeting and Other Poems [1933]; Memory and Other Poems [1938]; The Burning-Glass and Other Poems [1945]; The Traveller [1945]; Inward Companion [1950]; Winged Chariot [1951]; O Lovely England and Other Poems [1953]; and selections from Poems 1919-1934, 1935—English

  842. Poems

    843. 1906—English

  843. The Listeners and Other Poems

    844. 1912—English

  844. Motley and Other Poems

    845. 1918—English

  845. The Veil and Other Poems

    846. 1921—English

  846. The Fleeting and Other Poems

    847. 1933—English

  847. Memory and Other Poems

    848. 1938—English

  848. The Burning-Glass and Other Poems

    849. 1945—English

  849. The Traveller

    850. 1945—English

  850. Inward Companion

    851. 1950—English

  851. Winged Chariot

    852. 1951—English

  852. O Lovely England and Other Poems

    853. 1953—English

  853. Memoirs of a Midget

    854. 1921—English

  854. Wilfred Owen
    Poems
    1920; four poems previously published; 'Memoir' by Edmund Blunden added for 1931 edition; revised 1933; retitled The Collected Poems of Wilfred Owen, 1963, with a new introduction and notes by C Day Lewis plus four drafts of 'Anthem for Doomed Youth' and an unfinished poem, 'Wild With All Regrets'—English

    • Isaac Rosenberg

    The Collected Poems of Isaac Rosenberg
    1949; originally published 1937 as part of The Collected Works of Isaac Rosenberg—English

    • Edward Thomas

    The Collected Poems of Edward Thomas
    1978—English

    Robert Graves
    • Collected Poems 1975

    855. 1975; U S edition entitled New Collected Poems; includes the entirety, or nearly all, of New Poems 1962 [1962]; Man Does, Woman Is [1964]; Love Respelt [1965]; Seventeen Poems Missing From 'Love Respelt' [1966]; Colophon to 'Love Respelt' [1967]; Poems 1965-1968 [1968]; Beyond Giving [1969]; Poems 1968-1970 [1970]; The Green-Sailed Vessel [1971]; Poems 1970-1972 [1972]; Timeless Meeting [1973]; At the Gate [1974]; selections from More Poems 1961, 1961; Food for Centraurs, 1960; Steps, 1958; 5 Pens in Hand, 1958; The Crowning Privilege, 1955; Poems 1953, 1953; Poems and Satires 1951, 1951; Poems 1938-1945, 1945; Work in Hand, 1942; earlier Collected Poems; and earlier books that had already been significantly revised for the author’s first Collected Poems, 1938; plus 20 new poems—English

  855. New Poems 1962

    856. 1962—English

  856. Man Does, Woman Is

    857. 1964—English

  857. Love Respelt

    858. 1965—English

  858. Seventeen Poems Missing From 'Love Respelt'

    859. 1966—English

  859. Colophon to 'Love Respelt'

    860. 1967—English

  860. Poems 1965-1968

    861. 1968—English

  861. Beyond Giving

    862. 1969—English

  862. Poems 1968-1970

    863. 1970—English

  863. The Green-Sailed Vessel

    864. 1971—English

  864. Poems 1970-1972

    865. 1972—English

  865. Timeless Meeting

    866. 1973—English

  866. At the Gate

    867. 1974—English

  867. King Jesus
    1946—English

    Edwin Muir
    • Collected Poems

    868. 1960; revised 1965; includes Variations on a Time Theme [1934]; The Labyrinth [1949]; nearly all of Journeys and Places [1937]; The Narrow Place [1943]; The Voyage [1946]; One Foot in Eden [1956]; selections from First Poems, 1925; plus a section entitled Poems Not Previously Collected—English

  868. Variations on a Time Theme

    869. 1934—English

  869. Journeys and Places

    870. 1937—English

  870. The Narrow Place

    871. 1943—English

  871. The Voyage and Other Poems

    872. 1946—English

  872. The Labyrinth

    873. 1949—English

  873. One Foot in Eden

    874. 1956—English

    David Jones
  874. In Parenthesis

    875. 1937—English

  875. The Anathemata

    876. 1952—English

    John Galsworthy
  876. The Man of Property

    877. 1906—English

  877. Indian Summer of a Forsyte

    878. 1918—English

  878. In Chancery

    879. 1920—English

  879. Awakening

    880. 1920—English

  880. To Let

    881. 1921—English

    E M Forster
  881. Howards End

    882. 1910—English

  882. A Passage to India
    1924—English

    D H Lawrence
    • The Complete Poems of D H Lawrence

    883. originally entitled Collected Poems, published 1928; expanded and retitled Complete Poems, 1957; expanded and retitled 1964 with four additional poems, a section entitled Uncollected Poems, and three appendixes: Foreword to Collected Poems; Juvenilia; and Variants and Early Drafts; includes Love Poems and Others [1913]; Amores [1916]; Look! We Have Come Through! [1917]; New Poems [1918]; Bay [1919]; Tortoises [1921]; Birds, Beasts and Flowers [1923]; Pansies [1929]; Last Poems [1932]—English

  883. Love Poems and Others

    884. 1913—English

  884. Amores

    885. 1916—English

  885. Look! We Have Come Through!

    886. 1917—English

  886. New Poems

    887. 1918—English

  887. Bay

    888. 1919—English

  888. Tortoises

    889. 1921—English

  889. Birds, Beasts and Flowers

    890. 1923—English

  890. Pansies

    891. 1929—English

  891. Last Poems

    892. 1932—English

  892. Studies in Classic American Literature
    1923; 13 essays, eight of which published 1918-9 in the English Review, one in the Nation and Athenaeum, Jul. 1921; later editions omit 'The Two Principles'—English

    • The Complete Short Stories of D H Lawrence

    893. 1955; includes the entirety of the anthologies: The Prussian Officer and Other Stories, 1914; England, My England and Other Stories, 1922; The Ladybird, 1923; St. Mawr, 1925; The Man Who Rode Away and Other Stories, 1928; The Lovely Lady, 1933; and nearly all of A Modern Lover, 1934—English

  893. Sons and Lovers

    894. 1913—English

  894. The Rainbow

    895. 1915—English

  895. Women in Love

    896. 1920—English

    Virginia Woolf
  896. Mrs. Dalloway

    897. published in part, Jul. 1923, as 'Mrs. Dalloway in Bond Street', in the Dial; in its entirety, 1925—English

  897. To the Lighthouse

    898. 1927 —English

  898. Orlando: A Biography

    899. 1928—English

  899. The Waves

    900. 1931—English

  900. Between the Acts

    901. 1941—English

    James Joyce
  901. Dubliners

    902. 1914—English

  902. A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man

    903. originally published serially Feb. 1914-Sep. 1915, in the Egoist—English

  903. Ulysses

    904. published in part serially Mar. 1918-Dec. 1920 in the Little Review; in its entirety, 1922—English

  904. Finnegans Wake

    905. 1939—English

    Samuel Beckett
  905. Murphy

    906. 1938—English

  906. Watt

    907. published in part, 1950, in Envoy; in its entirety, 1953—English

  907. Molloy

    908. 1951—French

  908. Malone Muert

    909. 1951—French

  909. L'Innommable

    910. The Unnameable
    1953—French

  910. En Attendant Godot

    911. Waiting for Godot
    1953—French

  911. Fin de Partie

    912. Endgame
    1957—French

  912. Krapp's Last Tape

    913. 1958—English

  913. Comment c'Est
    1961; earlier version entitled L'Image published in X: A Quarterly Review, 1959—French

    • Elizabeth Bowen

    914. Collected Stories
    —English

  914. J G Farrell

    915. The Siege of Krishnapur
    1973—English

    Henry Green
  915. Nothing

    916. 1950—English

  916. Loving

    917. 1945—English

  917. Party Going

    918. 1939—English

    Evelyn Waugh
  918. A Handful of Dust

    919. 1934—English

  919. Scoop

    920. 1938—English

  920. Vile Bodies

    921. 1930—English

  921. Put Out More Flags

    922. 1942—English

  922. Anthony Burgess

    923. Nothing Like the Sun: A Story of Shakespeare's Love Life
    1964—English

  923. G B Edwards

    924. The Book of Ebenezer Le Page
    1981—English

    Iris Murdoch
  924. The Good Apprentice

    925. 1985—English

  925. Bruno's Dream

    926. 1969—English

    Graham Greene
  926. Brighton Rock

    927. 1938—English

  927. The Heart of the Matter

    928. 1948—English

  928. The Power and the Glory

    929. 1940—English

    Christopher Isherwood
  929. Mr. Norris Changes Trains

    930. 1936—English

  930. Goodbye to Berlin

    931. 1939—English

  931. Norman Douglas
    South Wind
    1917—English

    Aldous Huxley
    • Collected Essays

    932. 1958; selections from On the Margin, 1923; Along the Road, 1925; Jesting Pilate, 1926; Do What You Will, 1929; Music at Night, 1931; Beyond the Mexique Bay, 1934; The Olive Tree, 1937; Ends and Means, 1937; Grey Eminence, 1941; Science, Liberty and Peace, 1946; Themes and Variations, 1950; The Doors of Perception, 1954; Heaven and Hell, 1956; Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow, 1956—English

  932. Antic Hay

    933. 1923—English

  933. Point Counter Point

    934. 1928—English

  934. Brave New World

    935. 1932—English

    Lawrence Durrell
  935. Justine

    936. 1957—English

  936. Balthazar

    937. 1958—English

  937. Mountolive

    938. 1958—English

  938. Clea

    939. 1960—English

  939. William Golding

    940. Pincher Martin: The Two Deaths of Christopher Martin
    1956—English

  940. Doris Lessing

    941. The Golden Notebook
    1962—English

    Mervyn Peake
  941. Titus Groan

    942. 1946—English

  942. Gormenghast

    943. 1950—English

  943. Titus Alone

    944. 1959—English

  944. Jeanette Winterson
    The Passion
    1987—English

    W H Auden
    • Collected Poems

    945. 1976; includes For the Time Being [1944]; The Age of Anxiety [1947]; Nones [1951]; The Old Man's Road [1956]; Academic Graffiti [1971]; Epistle to a Godson [1972]; nearly all of Letters From Iceland [1937]; Journey to a War [1939]; Another Time [1940]; The Double Man [1941]; The Shield of Achilles [1955]; About the House [1965]; City Without Walls [1969]; and Thank You, Fog [1974]; selections from Poems, 1930; The Orators, 1932; On This Island, 1936; The Magic Flute, 1956; Homage to Clio, 1960; and Auden and Christopher Isherwood's The Dog Beneath the Skin, 1935, and The Ascent of F 6, 1936; features versions from Collected Shorter Poems 1927-1957, 1966; and Collected Longer Poems, 1968—English

  945. Another Time

    946. 1940—English

  946. The Double Man

    947. 1941—English

  947. For the Time Being

    948. 1944—English

  948. The Age of Anxiety

    949. 1947—English

  949. Nones

    950. 1951—English

  950. The Shield of Achilles

    951. 1955—English

  951. The Old Man's Road

    952. 1956—English

  952. About the House

    953. 1965—English

  953. City Without Walls

    954. 1969—English

  954. Academic Graffiti

    955. 1971—English

  955. Epistle to a Godson

    956. 1972—English

  956. Thank You, Fog

    957. 1974—English

  957. The Dyer's Hand, and Other Essays

    958. 1962; includes Making, Knowing and Judging, 1956; other portions published in varied periodicals and anthologies, 1946-62; many of the essays, previously published or not, derive from 1956-60 lectures at the University of Oxford—English

  958. W H Auden and Louis MacNeice

    959. Letters From Iceland
    1937—English

  959. W H Auden and Christopher Isherwood
    Journey to a War
    1939—English

    Roy Fuller
    • Collected Poems 1936-1961

    960. 1962; includes nearly all of The Middle of a War [1942]; A Lost Season, 1944; Epitaphs and Occasions, 1949; Counterparts, 1954; and Brutus’s Orchard, 1957selections from Poems, 1939; plus an untitled section of "recent and previously uncollected poems"; New and Collected Poems 1934-84, 1985, includes selections from Poems, the five books noted above, the Collected Poems detailed above; and selections from Buff, 1965; Off Course, 1969; Tiny Tears, 1973; From the Joke Shop, 1975; The Reign of Sparrows, 1980; plus a section entitled Recent Poems Hitherto Uncollected

  960. The Middle of the War
    1942—English

    • Gavin Ewart

    Selected Poems 1933-1988
    1988; selections from Poems and Songs, 1939; Pleasures of the Flesh, 1966; The Deceptive Grin of the Gravel Porters, 1968; The Gavin Ewart Show, 1971; An Imaginary Love Affair, 1974; Be My Guest!, 1975; No Fool Like an Old Fool, 1976; The First Eleven, 1977; Or Where a Young Penguin Lies Screaming, 1977; The New Ewart, 1982; The Young People’s Guide to His Toes, 1985; The Complete Little Ones, 1986; Late Pickings, 1987; plus a section entitled New and Uncollected—English

    Basil Bunting
    • Collected Poems

    961. 1968; revised 1978; includes The Spoils, 1965; First Book of Odes, 1965; Briggflatts: An Autobiography, 1966; Second Book of Odes (11 poems); Sonatas (section including The Spoils and Briggsflatts as well as 'Villon'; 'Attis: Or, Something Missing'; 'Aus dem Zweitten Reich'; 'The Well of Lycopolis'); 'Chomei at Toyama'; and Overdrafts (13 poems)—English

  961. The Spoils

    962. 1965—English

  962. First Book of Odes

    963. 1965—English

  963. Briggflatts: An Autobiography
    1966—English

    William Empson
    • Collected Poems

    964. 1949; includes Letter IV [1927]; Poems [1935]; The Gathering Storm [1940] plus three new poems and 'Notes'; expanded 1955 edition with the addition of one poem and one play—English

  964. Letter IV

    965. 1929—English

  965. Poems

    966. 1935—English

  966. The Gathering Storm

    967. 1940—English

  967. Milton's God

    968. 1961—English

  968. Some Versions of Pastoral

    969. 1935; U S version originally entitled English Pastoral Poetry—English

    George Wilson Knight
  969. The Wheel of Fire: Interpretations of Shakespearian Tragedy

    970. 1930—English

  970. The Burning Oracle: Studies in the Action of Poetry
    1939—English

    • R S Thomas

    971. The Poems of R S Thomas
    1985—English

  971. Frank Kermode
    The Sense of an Ending: Studies in the Theory of Fiction
    1967; edited 1965 lectures entitled The Long Perspectives—English

    Stevie Smith
    • The Collected Poems of Stevie Smith

    972. 1975; includes A Good Time Was Had by All [1937]; Tender Only to One [1938]; Mother, What Is Man? [1942]; Harold’s Leap [1950]; Not Waving but Drowning [1957]; Scorpion and Other Poems [1972]; selections from Selected Poems [1962] and The Frog Prince, and Other Poems [1966] in a section entitled Poems; revised versions of previously-published poems included in Selected Poems and The Frog Prince used for this book—English

  972. A Good Time Was Had by All

    973. 1937—English

  973. Tender Only to One

    974. 1938—English

  974. Mother, What Is Man?

    975. 1942—English

  975. Harold's Leap

    976. 1950—English

  976. Not Waving but Drowning

    977. 1957—English

  977. Scorpion and Other Poems
    1972—English

    F T Prince
    • Collected Poems, 1935-1992

    978. 1993; includes Poems [1938]; Soldiers Bathing and Other Poems [1954]; The Doors of Stone (Poems 1938-62) [1963]; Memoirs in Oxford [1970]; Drypoints in Hasidim [1975]; Afterword on Rupert Brooke [1976]; 'A Last Attachment'; Later On [1983]; 'Not a Paris Review Interview'; Walks in Rome [1987]; and a section entitled Senilia—English

  978. Poems

    979. 1938—English

  979. Soldiers Bathing and Other Poems

    980. 1954—English

  980. The Doors of Stone (Poems 1938-62)

    981. 1963—English

  981. Memoirs in Oxford

    982. 1970—English

  982. Drypoints in Hasidim

    983. 1975—English

  983. Afterword on Rupert Brooke

    984. 1976—English

  984. Later On

    985. 1983—English

  985. Walks in Rome
    1987—English

    Philip Larkin
    • Collected Poems

    986. 1988; includes The North Ship [1945; expanded 1966 by one poem]; XX Poems [1951]; The Less Deceived [1955]; The Whitsun Weddings [1964]; High Windows [1974]; plus new poems—English

  986. The North Ship

    987. 1945; expanded 1966 by one poem—English

  987. XX Poems

    988. 1951—English

  988. The Less Deceived

    989. 1955—English

  989. The Whitsun Weddings

    990. 1964—English

  990. High Windows
    1974—English

    • Donald Davie

    Selected Poems
    1991; selections from Brides of Reason, 1955; A Winter Talent and Other Poems, 1957; The Forests of Lithuania, 1959; New and Selected Poems, 1961; A Sequence for Francis Parkman, 1961; Events and Wisdoms: Poems 1957-1963, 1965; Essex Poems, 1963-1967, 1969; The Shires, 1975; In the Stopping Train and Other Poems, 1977; Three for Water Music; and, The Shires, 1981; a section of new poems, The Battered Wife and Other Poems; plus sections entitled Poems of 1955-56; Poems of 1962-63; More Essex Poems; Los Angeles Poems—English

    Geoffrey Hill
    • Collected Poems

    991. 1985; includes For the Unfallen, 1959; King Log, 1968; Mercian Hymns, 1971; Tenebrae, 1978; The Mystery of the Charity of Charles Péguy, 1983; and three new poems constituting the section Hymns to Our Lady of Chartres, 1984—English

  991. For the Unfallen

    992. 1959—English

  992. King Log

    993. 1968—English

  993. Mercian Hymns

    994. 1971—English

  994. Tenebrae

    995. 1978—English

  995. The Mystery of the Charity of Charles Péguy

    996. 1983—English

    Jonathan Spence
  996. The Death of Woman Wang

    997. 1978—English

  997. The Memory Palace of Matteo Ricci
    1984—English

    • Elizabeth Jennings

    Selected Poems
    1979; selections from The Animals’ Arrival, 1969; Relationships, 1972; Lucidities, 1970; and Collected Poems, 1967—English

    • Keith Douglas

    Complete Poems
    1951; revised 1978 and 1998; certain poems originally published in the anthologies Augury: An Oxford Miscellany of Verse and Prose, 1940; and Selected Poems (also featuring the work of J C Hall and Norman Nicholson), 1943; the appendix of Alamein to Zem Zem, 1946; Collected Poems, 1951, revised 1966; and varied periodicals: the Outlook, New Verse, Bolero, Fords and Bridges, the Cherwell, Poetry (U K publication), Citadel, Personal Landscape—English

    Hugh MacDiarmid
    • Complete Poems

    1993—English

    Louis MacNeice
    • The Collected Poems of Louis MacNeice

    998. 1967; includes the entirety, or neary all, of Out of the Picture, 1937; The Earth Compels, 1938; Letters From Iceland [with W H Auden], 1937; Autumn Journal, 1939; Plant and Phantom, 1941; Springboard, 1944; Holes in the Sky, 1948; Ten Burnt Offerings, 1952; Autumn Sequel, 1954; Visitations, 1957; Solstices, 1961; The Burning Perch, 1963; selections from Blind Fireworks, 1929—English

  998. Out of the Picture

    999. 1937—English

  999. The Earth Compels

    1000. 1938—English

  1000. Autumn Journal

    1001. 1939—English

  1001. Plant and Phantom

    1002. 1941—English

  1002. Springboard

    1003. 1944—English

  1003. Holes in the Sky

    1004. 1948—English

  1004. Ten Burnt Offerings

    1005. 1952—English

  1005. Autumn Sequel

    1006. 1954—English

  1006. Visitations

    1007. 1957—English

  1007. Solsticies

    1008. 1961—English

  1008. The Burning Perch
    1963—English

    Dylan Thomas
    • The Poems

    1009. 1971; includes 18 Poems [1934]; Twenty-five Poems [1936]; The Map of Love [1939]; Deaths and Entrances [1946]; In Country Sleep and Other Poems [1952]; selections from Miscellany: Poems Stories Broadcasts [1963]; Miscellany Two [1966]; and additional poems previously unpublished or uncollected in book form—English

  1009. 18 Poems

    1010. 1934—English

  1010. Twenty-five Poems

    1011. 1936—English

  1011. The Map of Love

    1012. 1939—English

  1012. Deaths and Entrances

    1013. 1946; published in part, 1943, as New Poems—English

  1013. In Country Sleep and Other Poems

    1014. 1952—English

  1014. Nigel Denis
    Cards of Identity
    1955—English

    Seamus Heaney
    • Selected Poems, 1966-1987

    1015. 1990; selections from Death of a Naturalist, 1966; Door Into the Dark, 1969; Wintering Out, 1972; Stations, 1975; North, 1975; Field Work, 1979; Sweeney Astray, 1983; Station Island, 1984; The Haw Lantern, 1987—English

  1015. Field Work

    1016. 1979—English

  1016. Station Island

    1017. 1984—English

  1017. Thomas Kinsella
    Peppercanister Poems
    1979; originally published as Butcher's Dozen, 1972; A Selected Life, 1972; Vertical Man, 1973; The Good Fight: A Poem for the Tenth Anniversary of the Death of John F Kennedy, 1973; One, 1974; A Technical Supplement, 1976; Song of the Night and Other Poems, 1978; The Messenger, 1978—English

    • Paul Muldoon

    Selected Poems 1968-1986
    1987; selections from New Weather, 1973; Mules, 1977; Why Brownlee Left, 1980; Quoff, 1983; Meeting the British, 1987—English

    • John Montague

    Selected Poems
    1982; selections from Poisoned Lands, 1961; A Chosen Light, 1967; Tides, 1970; The Rough Field, 1972; A Slow Dance, 1975; The Great Cloak, 1978; The Dead Kingdom, 1984—English

    John Arden
    • Plays: One

    1994; includes The Waters of Babylon [1957]; When Is a Door Not a Door? An Industrial Episode [1958]; Live Like Pigs: Seventeen Scenes [1958]; Serjeant Musgrave’s Dance: An Un-historical Parable [1959]; (with Margaretta D’Arcy) The Happy Haven [1960]—English

    • Plays: Two

    1018. A Workhouse Donkey: A Vulgar Melo-Drama [1963]; Armstrong’s Last Goodnight: An Exercise in Diplomacy [1964]; Left-Handed Liberty: A Play About Magna Carta [1965]; The True History of Squire Jonathan and His Unfortunate Treasure [1968]; The Bagman or The Impromptu of Muswell Hill [1970, radio]—English

  1018. The Waters of Babylon

    1019. 1957—English

  1019. When Is a Door Not a Door? An Industrial Episode

    1020. 1958—English

  1020. Live Like Pigs: Seventeen Scenes

    1021. 1958—English

  1021. Serjeant Musgrave’s Dance: An Un-historical Parable

    1022. 1959—English

  1022. A Workhouse Donkey: A Vulgar Melo-Drama

    1023. 1963—English

  1023. Armstrong’s Last Goodnight: An Exercise in Diplomacy

    1024. 1964—English

  1024. Left-Handed Liberty: A Play About Magna Carta

    1025. 1965—English

  1025. The True History of Squire Jonathan and His Unfortunate Treasure

    1026. 1968—English

  1026. The Bagman or The Impromptu of Muswell Hill

    1027. 1970, radio—English

  1027. John Arden and Margaretta D'Arcy
    The Happy Haven
    1960—English

    Joe Orton
    • The Complete Plays

    1028. 1976; includes Ruffian and the Stair [1964, radio; revised 1967]; Entertaining Mr. Sloane [1964]; Loot [1966]; The Good and Faithful Servant [1967, television]; The Erpingham Camp [1966, as part of the television series The Seven Deadly Sins; revised 1967]; Funeral Games [1968, television]; What the Butler Saw [1969]—English

  1028. Ruffian and the Stair

    1029. 1964, radio; revised 1967—English

  1029. Entertaining Mr. Sloan

    1030. 1964—English

  1030. Loot

    1031. 1966—English

  1031. The Erpingham Camp

    1032. 1966, as part of the television series The Seven Deadly Sins; revised 1967—English

  1032. The Good and Faithful Servant

    1033. 1967, television—English

  1033. Funeral Games

    1034. 1968, television—English

  1034. What the Butler Saw

    1035. 1969—English

    Flann O'Brien
  1035. The Dalkey Archive

    1036. 1964—English

  1036. The Third Policeman

    1037. 1967—English

  1037. Tom Stoppard

    1038. Travesties
    1974—English

    Harold Pinter
  1038. The Caretaker

    1039. 1960—English

  1039. The Homecoming

    1040. 1965—English

    Edward Bond
  1040. The Fool

    1041. 1975—English

  1041. Saved
    1965—English

    George Orwell
    • Collected Essays

    1042. 1961—English

  1042. Nineteen Eighty-Four
    1949—English

    • Edna O'Brien

    A Fanatic Heart: Selected Stories of Edna O'Brien
    includes Returning, 1987; selections from The Love Object, 1968; A Scandalous Woman, 1974; A Rose in the Heart, 1978; plus a section entitled Quartet (Uncollected Stories, 1979-1981); originally published in varied periodicals, including Redbook, the Atlantic, and the New Yorker—English

    Germany:
    Hugo von Hofmannsthal
    • Poems and Verse Plays

    English translations by Michael Hamburger et al.—German

    • Selected Prose

    English translations by Mary Huttinger, Tania Stern, and James Stern—German

    • Selected Plays and Libretti

    1043. English translations by Michael Hamburger et al.—German

  1043. Elektra

    1044. 1909—German

  1044. Der Rosenkavalier

    1045. 1911—German

  1045. Die Frau Ohne Schatten

    1046. 1919—German

  1046. Der Schwierige

    1047. 1921—German

  1047. Das Salzburger Grosse Welttheater

    1048. 1922—German

  1048. Der Turm

    1049. 1925; revised 1927—German

  1049. Andreas Oder Vereinigten

    1050. 1932—German

  1050. Arabella
    1933—German

    Rainer Maria Rilke
    • Selected Poetry

    1051. English translations by Stephen Mitchell; includes The Duino Elegies—German

  1051. Duineser Elegien

    1052. The Duino Elegies
    1923—German

  1052. Die Sonette an Orpheus

    1053. The Sonnets to Orpheus
    1923—German

  1053. Die Aufzeichnungen des Malte Laurids Brigge

    1054. The Notebooks of Malte Laurdis Brigge
    1910—German

  1054. Neue Gedichte

    1055. New Poems
    1907—German

  1055. Der Neuen Gedichte Anderer Teil

    1056. Another Part of the New Poems
    1908—German

    Hermann Broch
  1056. Die Schlafwandler: Eine Romantrilogie

    1057. originally published in three volumes: Pasenow; Oder, Die Romantik, 1931; Esch; Oder, Die Anarchie, 1931; and Huguenau; Oder, Die Sachlichkeit, 1932—German

  1057. Der Tod des Vergil

    1058. 1945; English version published simultaneously—German

  1058. Hofmannsthal und Seine Zeit
    1974—German

    Georg Trakl
    • Selected Poems

    —German

    Gottfried Benn
    • Selected Poems

    1059. —German

    Franz Kafka
  1059. Der Verschollene
    Amerika
    published in part, 1913, as 'Der Heizer'; in its entirety, 1927—German

    • The Collected Stories of Franz Kafka

    1060. 1971; includes Die Verwandlung [1915]; In der Strafkolonie [1919]; the entirety of the anthologies Betrachtung (Contemplation), 1912; Eine Landarzt. Kleine Erzählungen (A Country Doctor), 1919; Ein Hungerkünstler (A Hunger Artist), 1924; Beim Bau der Chinesischen Mauer (The Great Wall of China), 1931; and other stories previously published—German

  1060. In der Strafkolonie

    1061. In the Penal Colony
    1919—German

  1061. Die Verwandlung
    The Metamorphosis
    originally published 1915 in Die Weißen Blätter—German

    • The Blue Octavio Notebook

    1062. —German

  1062. Der Prozess
    The Trial
    1925—German

    • Diaries

    1063. —German

  1063. Das Schloss
    The Castle
    1926—German

    • "Parables, Fragments, Aphorisms"

    1064. unspecified selection—German

  1064. Die Zürauer Aphorismen
    The Zürau Aphorisms
    1931—German

    Bertolt Brecht
    • Poems, 1913-1956

    1065. —German

  1065. Die Dreigroschenoper

    1066. The Threepenny Opera
    1928—German

  1066. Der Gute Mensch von Sezuan

    1067. The Good Woman of Szechuan
    1943—German

  1067. Mutter Courage und Ihre Kinder

    1068. Mother Courage
    1941—German

  1068. Leben des Galilei

    1069. Life of Galileo
    1943—German

  1069. Der Kaukasische Kreidekreis
    The Caucasian Chalk Circle
    1948—German

    Arthur Schnitzler
    • Plays

    —German

    • Stories

    1070. —German

    Frank Wedekind
  1070. Erdgeist

    1071. Earth Spirit
    1895; first of the two Lulu Plays—German

  1071. Die Büchse der Pandora

    1072. Pandora's Box
    1904; second of the two Lulu Plays—German

  1072. Frühlings Erwachen

    1073. 1906—German

  1073. Karl Kraus
    Die Letzten Tage der Menschheit
    originally published serially 1919 in Fackel—German

    • Günter Eich

    Pigeons and Moles: Selected Writings

    1074. —German

    Thomas Mann
  1074. Der Zauberberg
    The Magic Mountain
    1924; Mallison ("Smart") specifies John E Woods's English translation—German

    • Stories of Three Decades

    1075. 1936; includes Tristan; Tonio Kröger; Death in Venice; A Man and His Dog; Disorder and Early Sorrow; Mario and the Magician; Felix Krull; 16 stories; and the play, Fiorenza—German

  1075. Tristan

    1076. 1903—German

  1076. Tonio Kröger

    1077. originally published in Neue Deutsche Rundschau, Feb. 1903—German

  1077. Der Tod in Venedig

    1078. Death in Venice
    1911—German

  1078. Fiorenza

    1079. 1907—German

  1079. Herr und Hund: Eine Idyll

    1080. A Man and His Dog
    1919—German

  1080. Unordnung und Fruhes Leid

    1081. Disorder and Early Sorrow
    originally published in Neue Rundschau, 1925—German

  1081. Mario und der Zauberer

    1082. Mario and the Magician
    1929—German

  1082. Joseph und Seine Brüder

    1083. Joseph and His Brothers
    1943—German

  1083. Doctor Faustus. Das Leben des Deutschen Tonsetzers Adrian Leverkühn, Erzählt von Einem Freunde

    1084. 1947—German

  1084. Bekenntnisse des Hochstaplers Felix Krull. Der Memoiren, Erster Teil

    1085. 1954—German

  1085. Alfred Döblin

    1086. Berlin Alexanderplatz
    1929—German

    Herman Hesse
  1086. Das Glasperlenspiel

    1087. 1943—German

  1087. Narziß und Goldmund

    1088. 1930—German

    Robert Musil
  1088. Die Verwirrungen des Zöglings Törleßx

    1089. 1906—German

  1089. Der Mann Ohne Eigenschaften

    1090. The Man Without Qualities
    originally published in three volumes: 1930, 1933, and 1943—German

  1090. Joseph Roth
    Radetzkymarsch
    The Radetzky March
    1932—German

    • Paul Celan

    1091. Poems: A Bilingual Edition
    1980; English translations by Michael Hamburger—German

  1091. Thomas Bernhard

    1092. Holzfällen
    Woodcutters
    1984—German

  1092. Heinrich Böll

    1093. Billard um Halbzehn
    Billiards at Half-Past Nine
    1959—German

  1093. Ingeborg Bachmann
    In the Storm of Roses
    —German

    • Hans Magnus Enzensberger

    Poems for People Who Don't Read Poems
    1968—German

    • Walter Benjamin

    Illuminations
    —German

    • Robert Walser

    1094. Selected Stories
    "translated by Christopher Middleton, et al."—German

  1094. Christa Wolf

    1095. Kassandra
    Cassandra
    1983—German

  1095. Peter Handke

    1096. Langsame Heimkehr
    Slow Homecoming
    1979—German

    Max Frisch
  1096. Stiller

    1097. I'm Not Stiller
    1954—German

  1097. Der Mensch Erscheint im Holozän

    1098. Man in the Holocene
    1979—German

    Günter Grass
  1098. Die Blechtrommel

    1099. The Tin Drum
    1959—German

  1099. Der Butt

    1100. 1977—German

  1100. Friedrich Dürrenmatt
    Der Besuch der Alten Dame
    The Visit
    1956—German

    • Johannes Bobrowski

    Shadow Lands
    —German

    Russia:
    • Anna Akhmatova

    Poems
    English translations by Stanley Kunitz and Max Hayward—Russian

    • Leonid Andreyev

    1101. Stories
    Twentieth Century—Russian

  1101. Andrei Bely
    Petersburg
    1913—Russian

    • Osip Mandelstam

    Selected Poems
    English translations by Clarence Brown and W S Merwin—Russian

    • Velimir Khlebnikov

    The King of Time
    —Russian

    Vladimir Mayakovsky
    • The Bedbug and Selected Poetry

    1102. English translations by Max Hayward and George Reavey—Russian

  1102. Klop

    1103. The Bedbug
    1929—Russian

  1103. Mikhail Bulgakov

    1104. Mástyer i Margaríta
    The Master and Margarita; published in part, 1966-67, in Moskva; in its entirety, 1973; revised 1989; Mallison ("Smart") specifies Diana Burgin and Katherine Tiernan O'Connor's English translation—Russian

  1104. Mikhail Kuzmin

    1105. Alexandrian Songs
    originally published serially 1906 in Vesy—Russian

    Maxim Gorky
  1105. Detstvo

    1106. Childhood
    published in Russkoe Slovo, 1914—Russian

  1106. V Lûdâh

    1107. My Apprenticeship
    1916—Russian

  1107. Vospominaniya o Lev Nikoláevič Tolstój
    Reminiscences of Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy
    1919—Russian

    • Reminiscence of Chekhov

    1108. —Russian

  1108. Knigu o Leonâd Andrée: Vospominanya

    1109. A Book About Leonid Andreev: Memoirs
    1922—Russian

  1109. Moi Universitety
    My Universities
    published in Krasnaia Nov', Mar.-Jul. 1923—Russian

    • Ivan Bunin

    Selected Stories
    —Russian

    • Isaac Babel

    1110. Collected Stories
    1960; English translations by Walter Morrison—Russian

    Boris Pasternak
  1110. Dóktor Živágo
    Doctor Zhivago
    Italian translation, 1957; original Russian, 1958—Russian

    • Selected Poems

    1111. English translations by Jon Stallworthy and Peter France—Russian

  1111. Yury Olesha
    Zavist'
    Envy
    1927—Russian

    • Marina Tsvetayeva

    Selected Poems
    English translations by Elaine Feinstein—Russian

    • Mikhail Zoshchenko

    Nervous People and Other Satires

    1112. —Russian

  1112. Andrei Platonov

    1113. Kotlovan
    The Foundation Pit
    1987; written 1926-30—Russian

    Alexander Solzhenitsyn
  1113. Odîn den' Ivána Denîsoviča

    1114. A Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich
    originally published in Nóvyj Mîr, Nov. 1962—Russian

  1114. Rakovyj Korpus

    1115. Cancer Ward
    1967—Russian

  1115. Avgust 1914

    1116. August 1914
    1971; expanded 1984—Russian

  1116. Arhipelag GULAG

    1117. The Gulag Archipelago
    1974-78—Russian

  1117. Joseph Brodsky

    1118. Chast' Rechi: Stikhotvoreniia 1972-76
    A Part of Speech
    1977—Russian

    Scandinavia:
    Isak Dinesen
  1118. Vinter-Eventyr

    1119. 1942; English version entitled Winter's Tales published the same year—Danish

  1119. Seven Gothic Tales

    1120. 1934; Danish version entitled Syv Fantastiske Fortaellinger published 1935—English

  1120. Martin Andersen Nexø

    1121. Pelle Erobreren
    Pelle the Conquerer
    originally published in four volumes, 1906-10—Danish

    Knut Hamsun
  1121. Sult

    1122. Hunger
    published in part, 1888, in Ny Jord; in its entirety, 1890—Norwegian

  1122. Pan

    1123. 1894—Norwegian

  1123. Sigrid Undset

    1124. Kristin Lavransdatter
    originally published in three volumes: Kransen, 1920; Husfrue, 1921; Korset, 1922—Norwegian

  1124. Gunnar Ekelöf
    Vägvisare Till Underjorden
    1967—Swedish

    • Tomas Tranströmer

    1125. Selected Poems
    late Twentieth-early Twenty-First centuries—Swedish

  1125. Pär Lagerkvist
    Barrabas
    1950—Swedish

    • Lars Gustafsson

    1126. Selected Poems
    late Twentieth-early Twenty-First centuries—Swedish

    Serbo-Croat:
  1126. Ivo Andrić
    Na Drini Ćuprija
    The Bridge on the Drina
    1945—Serbo-Croatian

    • Vasko Popa

    1127. Selected Poems
    —Serbo-Croatian

  1127. Danilo Kiš

    1128. Grobnica za Borisa Davidoviča
    1976—Serbo-Croatian

    Czech:
    Karel Čapek
  1128. Válka s Mloky

    1129. War With the Newts
    1936—Czech

  1129. R U R

    1130. 1921—Czech

  1130. Václav Havel

    1131. Largo Desolato
    1984—Czech

  1131. Milan Kundera
    Nesnesitelná Lehkost Bytí
    The Unbearable Lightness of Being
    French translation, L'Insoutenable Légèreté de l'Être, 1984; original Czech, 1985—Czech

    • Jaroslav Seifert

    Selected Poetry
    —Czech

    • Miroslav Holub

    1132. The Fly
    1987; English translations by George Theiner, Ian Milner, Jarmila Milner, and Ewald Osers; selections from Denní Služba, 1958; Achilles a Želva, 1960; Slabikář, 1961; Jdi a Otevři Dvere, 1962; Tak Zvané Srdce, 1963; Zcela Nesoustavná Zoologie, 1963; Kam Teče Krev, 1963; Ačkoli, 1969; Beton, 1970—Czech

    Polish:
    Bruno Schulz
  1132. Sklepy Cynamonowe

    1133. The Street of Crocodiles
    1934—Polish

  1133. Sanatorium Pod Klepsydrą
    Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass
    1937—Polish

    • Czeslaw Milosz

    1134. Selected Poems
    —Polish

    Witold Gombrowicz
  1134. Ferdydurke

    1135. 1937—Polish

  1135. Pornografia

    1136. 1960—Polish

  1136. Kosmos

    1137. 1965—Polish

    Stanislaw Lem
  1137. Śledztwo

    1138. The Investigation
    1959—Polish

  1138. Solaris
    1961—Polish

    • Zbigniew Herbert

    Selected Poems
    —Polish

    • Adam Zagajewski

    Tremor: Selected Poems
    1985; English translations by Renata Gorcznski—Polish

    Hungarian:
    • Attila József

    Perched on Nothing's Branch
    1986; revised 1999; English translations by Peter Hargitai; selections from A Szépseg Koldusa, 1922; Nemén Kiáltok, 1925; Dönstd a Tőkét!, 1931; Külvárosi Éj, 1932; Medvetánc, 1934; Nagyon Fáj, 1936; features versions from the author's Összes Verseí, 1951—Hungarian

    • Ferenc Juhasz

    1139. Selected Poems
    —Hungarian

  1139. László Németh
    Guilt
    1936—Hungarian

    Modern Greek:
    • C P Cavafy

    Collected Poems
    early Twentieth Century—Greek

    • George Seferis

    1140. Collected Poems
    —Greek

    Nikos Kazantzakis
  1140. The Greek Passion

    1141. 1954; U K version entitled Christ Recrucified—Greek

  1141. The Odyssey: A Modern Sequel
    1938—Greek

    • Yannis Ritsos

    Exile and Return
    —Greek

    • Odysseas Elytis

    What I Love: Selected Poems
    —Greek

    • Angelos Sikelianos

    1142. Selected Poems
    —Greek

    Yiddish:
    Sholem Aleichem
  1142. Tevye the Dairyman
    originally published as seven stories—Yiddish

    • The Railroad Stories

    1143. —Yiddish

  1143. The Nightingale, or, The Saga of Yosele Solovey the Cantor

    1144. —Yiddish

  1144. Mendele Mokher Seforim
    The Travels and Adventures of Benjamin the Third
    —Yiddish

    • I L Peretz

    Selected Stories
    —Yiddish

    • Jacob Glatstein

    Selected Poems
    —Yiddish

    • Moshe-Leib Halpern

    Selected Poems
    —Yiddish

    • H Leivick

    1145. Selected Poems
    —Yiddish

    Israel Joshua Singer
  1145. Yoshe Kalb

    1146. 1932—Yiddish

  1146. The Brothers Ashkenazi

    1147. 1936—Yiddish

  1147. Chaim Grade

    1148. Tsemakh Atlas
    The Yeshiva
    originally published in two volumes, 1967 and 1968—Yiddish

  1148. S Ansky
    Mež Dvuh Mirov
    The Dybbuk, or Between Two Worlds
    1920; originally presented 1920 in Yiddish, translated by the author—Russian

    • Mani Leib

    1149. Selected Poems
    —Yiddish

  1149. Sholem Asch
    East River: A Novel of New York
    1946—Yiddish

    Isaac Bashevis Singer
    • Collected Stories

    1150. —Yiddish

  1150. In My Family's Court

    1151. 1963—Yiddish

  1151. The Manor

    1152. 1967—Yiddish

  1152. The Estate

    1153. 1969—Yiddish

  1153. Di Familye Moshkat

    1154. The Family Moskat
    1950—Yiddish

  1154. Der Sotn in Goray

    1155. Satan in Goray
    originally published serially 1935 in Globus—Yiddish

    Hebrew:

    Shirot Bialik: The Epic Poems
    —Hebrew

    Shai Agnon (S F Agnon)
  1155. In the Heart of the Seas

    1156. 1933—Hebrew


    —Hebrew

    Aharon Appelfeld
  1156. Badenheim 1939

    1157. 1978—Hebrew

  1157. The Immortal Bartfuss

    1158. 1988—Hebrew

  1158. Yaakov Shabtai

    1159. Zikhron Devraim
    Past Continuous
    1977—Hebrew

    Yehuda Amichai

    English translations by Stephen Mitchell and Chana Bloch—Hebrew


    English translations by Ruth Nevo—Hebrew

  1159. A B Yehoshua

    1160. A Late Divorce
    1982—Hebrew

  1160. Amos Oz
    A Perfect Peace
    1982—Hebrew

    • T Carmi

    At the Stone of Losses
    1983; English translations by Grace Schulman; selections from Leyad Even Hato'im, 1981; El Erets Aḥeret, 1977; Hitnatslut Hameḥaber, 1974; Davar Aḥer, 1970—Hebrew

    • Nathan Zach

    The Static Element: Selected Poems of Nathan Zach
    1982—Hebrew

    • Dalia Ravikovitch

    A Dress of Fire
    1976; English translations by Chana Bloch; poems previously published—Hebrew

    • Dan Pagis

    1161. Variable Directions: The Selected Poetry of Dan Pagis
    1989; selection of English translations larger than, but similar to, that of Points of Departure, 1981—Hebrew

    David Shahar
  1161. Summer in the Street of the Prophets

    1162. 1973—Hebrew

  1162. A Voyage to Ur of the Chaldees

    1163. 1978—Hebrew

  1163. The Day of the Countess

    1164. 1981—Hebrew

  1164. Nin-Gal

    1165. 1985—Hebrew

  1165. The Day of the Ghosts

    1166. 1988—Hebrew

  1166. A Tammuz Night's Dream

    1167. 1989—Hebrew

  1167. Nights of Lutetia

    1168. 1991—Hebrew

  1168. On Candles and Winds

    1169. 1994—Hebrew

  1169. David Grossman

    1170. See Under: Love
    1986—Hebrew

  1170. Yoram Kaniuk

    1171. His Daughter
    1987—Hebrew

    Latin America:

    Selected Poems of Rubén Darío
    1965; selections from Abrojos; Rimas; Azul, 1888; Prosas Profanas y Otros Poemas, 1896; Cantos de Vida y Esperanza; Los Cisnes y Otros Poemas; El Canto Errante; Poema del Oto&etilde;o y Otros Poemas; Canto a la Argentina y Otros Poems; and a section entitled Miscellaneous Poems—Spanish

    Jorge Luis Borges
  1171. El Aleph

    1172. 1949; expanded 1952—Spanish

  1172. El Hacedor

    1173. 1960—Spanish

  1173. Ficciones

    1174. originally published 1941, entitled El Jardín de Senderos que se Bifurcan; expanded 1944 and 1956—Spanish


    English translations of stories mostly originally published in Ficciones and El Aleph—Spanish


    —Spanish

    Alejo Carpentier
  1174. El Siglo de las Luces

    1175. Explosion in a Cathedral
    1962—Spanish

  1175. Los Pasos Perdidos

    1176. 1953—Spanish

  1176. El Recurso del Método

    1177. 1974—Spanish

  1177. El Reino de Este Mundo

    1178. 1949—Spanish

    Guillermo Cabrera Infante
  1178. Tres Tristes Tigres

    1179. Three Trapped Tigers
    1967—Spanish

  1179. Vista del Amanecer en el Trópico

    1180. 1974—Spanish

  1180. Severo Sarduy

    1181. Maitreya
    1978—Spanish

  1181. Reinaldo Arenas

    1182. El Mundo Alucinante
    Hallucinations: or, The Ill-Fated Peregrinations of Fray Servando—Spanish

    Pablo Neruda
  1182. Canto General

    1183. 1950; English translation of 'Alturas de Machu Picchu', the second canto, published 1948 in the Tiger's Eye and 1950 in Let the Rail Splitter Awake and Other Poems—Spanish

  1183. Residencia en la Tierra

    1184. originally published in three volumes: Residencia I, 1933; Residencia II, 1935; and Tercera Residencia, 1947—Spanish

  1184. Veinte Poemas de Amor y una Canción Desesperada

    1185. 1924—Spanish

  1185. Plenos Poderes

    1186. Fully Empowered
    1962—Spanish


    English translations by Ben Belitt—Spanish


    Selected Poems
    —Spanish

    Octavio Paz
  1186. El Laberinto de la Soledad

    1187. 1950—Spanish


    1987; includes Piedra de Sol [1957]; Blanco [1967]; Topoemas [1968]; Ladera Este (1962-1968) [1969]; Pasado en Claro [1975]; nearly all of Salamandra (1958-1961) [1962] and Vuelta [1976]; all but one poem from Árbol Adentro [1987]; and Paz and Charles Tomlinson's Hijos del Aire (Airborn) [1979]; for the selections through Vuelta, the versions from Poems (1935-1975) are used—Spanish

  1187. Piedra de Sol

    1188. 1957—Spanish

  1188. Salamandra (1958-1961)

    1189. 1962—Spanish

  1189. Blanco

    1190. 1967—Spanish

  1190. Topoemas

    1191. 1968—Spanish

  1191. Ladera Este (1962-1968)

    1192. 1969—Spanish

  1192. Pasado en Claro

    1193. 1975—Spanish

  1193. Vuelta

    1194. 1976—Spanish

  1194. Árbol Adentro

    1195. 1987—Spanish

    Octavio Paz and Charles Tomlinson
  1195. Hijos del Aire
    Airborn
    1979—Spanish; English

    Cesar Vallejo
    • Selected Poems

    1196. 1981; English translations by H R Hays; selections from Los Heraldos Negros, 1918; Trilce, 1922; España, Aparta de Mí Este Cáliz, 1939; Poemas Humanas, 1939—Spanish

  1196. España, Aparta de Mí Este Cáliz

    1197. 1939—Spanish

  1197. Miguel Angel Asturias

    1198. Hombres de Maiz
    1949—Spanish

  1198. José Lezama Lima

    1199. Paradiso
    1966—Spanish

  1199. José Donoso

    1200. El Obsceno P´jaro de la Noche
    1970—Spanish

    Julio Cortázar
  1200. Rayuela

    1201. Hopscotch
    1963—Spanish

  1201. Todos los Fuegos el Fuego
    All Fires the Fire and Other Stories
    1966—Spanish

    • Blow-Up and Other Stories

    1202. originally entitled The End of the Game and Other Stories, published 1967; includes Las Armas Secretas [1959] and selections from Besiario, 1951; and Final del Juego, 1956—Spanish

  1202. Las Armas Secretas

    1203. 1959—Spanish

    Gabriel García Márquez
  1203. Cien Anõs de Soledad

    1204. One Hundred Years of Solitude
    1967; Mallison ("Smart") specifies Gregory Rabassa's English translation—Spanish

  1204. El Amor en los Tiempos del Cólera

    1205. Love in the Time of Cholera
    1985—Spanish

  1205. Mario Vargas Llosa

    1206. La Guerra del Fin del Mundo
    1981—Spanish

    Carlos Fuentes
  1206. Cambio de Piel

    1207. 1967—Spanish

  1207. Terra Nostra
    1975—Spanish

    • Carlos Drummond de Andrade

    1208. Travelling in the Family
    English translations by Elizabeth Bishop et al.—Spanish

    The West Indies:
    C L R James
  1208. The Black Jacobins: Toussaint L'Ouverture and the San Domingo Revolution

    1209. 1938—English


    1977—English

    V S Naipul
  1209. A Bend in the River

    1210. 1979—English

  1210. A House for Mr. Biswas

    1211. 1961—English


    Collected Poems 1948-184
    1986; selections from In a Green Light: Poems 1948-1960, 1962; Selected Poems, 1964; Castaway and Other Poems, 1965; The Gulf and Other Poems, 1969; Another Life, 1973; Sea Graves, 1976; The Star-Apple Kingdom, 1979; The Fortunate Traveller, 1981; Midsummer, 1984—English

    Wilson Harris
  1211. Palace of the Peacock

    1212. 1960—English

  1212. The Far Journey of Oudin

    1213. 1961—English

  1213. The Whole Armour

    1214. 1962—English

  1214. The Secret Ladder

    1215. 1963—English

  1215. Michael Thelwell

    1216. The Harder They Come
    1980; based on the film of the same name—English

    Aimé Césaire

    1983; includes revised versions of Cahier d'un Retour au Pays Natal [originally published Aug. 1939 in Volontés; revised 1976 for inclusion in Oeuvres Complètes]; Les Armes Miraculeuses [1946; revised 1970]; Soleil cou Coupé [1948; revised and coupled with Corps Perdu as Cadastre, 1961]; Corps Perdu [1950; revised and coupled with Soleil cou Coupé as Cadastre, 1961]; Ferrements [1960; originally published in Présence Africaine, 1955-9]; and Noria, published in part in varied publications, 1955-76, in its entirety as part of Oeuvres Complètes, 1976; this collection features the Oeuvres Complètes versions—French

  1216. Cahier d'un Retour au Pays Natal

    1217. originally published Aug. 1939 in Volontés; revised 1976 for inclusion in Oeuvres Complètes—French

  1217. Les Armes Miraculeuses

    1218. 1946; revised 1970—French

  1218. Soleil cou Coupé

    1219. 1948; revised and coupled with Corps Perdu as Cadastre, 1961—French

  1219. Corps Perdu

    1220. 1950; revised and coupled with Soleil cou Coupé as Cadastre, 1961—French

  1220. Ferrements

    1221. 1960; originally published 1955-9 in Présence Africaine—French

    Africa:
    Chinua Achebe
  1221. Things Fall Apart

    1222. 1958—English

  1222. Arrow of God

    1223. 1964—English

  1223. No Longer at Ease

    1224. 1960—English

  1224. Wole Soyinka

    1225. A Dance of the Forest
    1960—English

  1225. Amos Tutuola

    1226. The Palm-Wine Drinkard, and His Dead Palm-Wine Tapster in the Deads' Town
    1952—English

  1226. Christopher Okigbo

    1227. Labyrinths, With Path of Thunder
    1971; 'Heavensgate' published separately 1962; 'Silences: Lament of the Silent Sisters' published 1963 in Transition; 'Distances' published 1964 in Transition; 'Limits' published 1962 in Transition, and, revised, separately 1964; 'Silences: Lament of the Drums' published separately 1965; 'Path of Thunder' published Feb. 1968 in Black Orpheus; all works revised for inclusion in this book—English

  1227. John Pepper Clark-Bekederemo (J P Clark)

    1228. Casualties: Poems 1966/ 68
    1970—English

  1228. Ayi Kwei Armah

    1229. The Beautiful Ones Are Not Yet Born
    1968—English

  1229. Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o (James Ngugi)

    1230. A Grain of Wheat
    1967—English

  1230. Gabriel Okara

    1231. The Fisherman's Invocation
    1978; poems originally published in periodicals, anthologies, and the author's books; and new poems—English—English


    Stories
    Twentieth-early Twenty-First centuries—English

  1231. J M Coetzee

    1232. Foe
    1986—English

  1232. Athol Fugard

    1233. A Lesson From Aloes
    —English


    Selected Poems
    1966; selections from Chants d'Ombre, 1945; Hosties Noires, 1948; Chants Pour Naett, 1949; Éthiopiques, 1956; Nocturnes, 1961 [which includes Chants Pour Naëtt, retitled Chants Pour Signare, and a selection of new poems]—English

    India (in English):
  1233. R K Narayan

    1234. The Guide
    1958—English

  1234. Salman Rushdie

    1235. Midnight's Children
    1981—English

  1235. Ruth Prawer Jhabvala

    1236. Heat and Dust
    1975—English

    Canada:
  1236. Malcolm Lowry

    1237. Under the Volcano
    1947—English

    Robertson Davies
  1237. Fifth Business

    1238. 1970—English

  1238. The Manticore

    1239. 1972—English

  1239. World of Wonders

    1240. 1975—English

  1240. The Rebel Angels

    1241. 1981—English

  1241. Alice Munro

    1242. Something I've Been Meaning to Tell You...
    1974—English

  1242. Northrop Frye

    1243. Fables of Identity
    1963—English


    Selected Poems
    1987; selections from Le Tombeau des Rois, 1953; and Poèmes, 1960 [which included Tombeau and a section of new poems entitled Le Mystère de la Parole] plus a section entitled Uncollected Poems—French


    Poems Twice Told
    —English


    Selected Poems
    —English

    Australia and New Zealand:
  1243. Miles Franklin

    1244. My Brilliant Career
    1901—English


    The Short Stories
    —English


    Collected Poems
    —English

    Patrick White
  1244. Riders in the Chariot

    1245. 1961—English

  1245. Fringe of Leaves

    1246. 1976—English

  1246. Voss

    1247. 1957—English

  1247. Christina Stead

    1248. The Man Who Loved Children
    1940—English


    Selected Poems
    —English


    Collected Poems
    1991; U S version entitled Rabbiter's Bounty: Collected Poems—English

    Thomas Keneally
  1248. The Playmaker

    1249. 1987—English

  1249. Schindler's Ark

    1250. 1982; some later editions entitled Schindler's List—English


    An Imaginary Life
    —English


    Peniel and Other Poems
    —English

    Peter Carey
  1250. Oscar and Lucinda

    1251. —English

  1251. Illywhacker

    1252. —English

    The United States:

    Selected Poems
    1965; selections from The Torrent and the Night Before, 1896; The Children of the Night, 1897 [an expanded revised version of The Torrent, two poems omitted]; Captain Craig, 1902; The Town Down the River, 1910; The Man Against the Sky, 1916; The Three Taverns, 1920; Avon's Harvest, 1921; Dionysus in Doubt, 1925; Nicodemus, 1932; features revised versions from Collected Poems, 1921 [expanded 1927, 1929, and 1937]—English

    Robert Frost

    1969; includes A Boy's Will [1913; revised 1930]; North of Boston [1914]; Mountain Interval [1916; expanded 1930]; New Hampshire [1923]; West-Running Brook [1928; expanded 1930]; A Further Range [1936]; A Witness Tree [1942]; A Masque of Reason [1945]; Steeple Bush [1947]; A Masque of Mercy [1947]; In the Clearing [1962]; plus two of the three poems originally presented in the section entitled An Afterword in Collected Poems [1949], the other poem having been made part of In the Clearing—English

  1252. A Boy's Will

    1253. 1913; revised 1930—English

  1253. North of Boston

    1254. 1914; revised 1930—English

  1254. Mountain Interval

    1255. 1916; revised 1930—English

  1255. New Hampshire

    1256. 1923—English

  1256. West-Running Brook

    1257. 1928; expanded 1930—English

  1257. A Further Range

    1258. 1936—English

  1258. A Witness Tree

    1259. 1942—English

  1259. A Masque of Reason

    1260. 1945—English

  1260. Steeple Bush

    1261. 1947—English

  1261. A Masque of Mercy

    1262. 1947—English

  1262. In a Clearing

    1263. 1962—English

    Edith Wharton

    1968; Volume I includes 'Mrs. Manstey's View' [originally published Jul. 1891 in Scribner's]; 'The Fulness of Life' [originally published Dec. 1893 in Scribner's]; 'That Good May Come' [originally published May 1894 in Scribner's]; 'The Lamp of Psyche' [originally published Oct. 1895 in Scribner's]; 'The Valley of Childish Things, and Other Emblems' [originally published Jul. 1896 in Century Magazine]; 'April Showers' [originally published Jan. 1900 in Youth's Companion]; 'Friends' [originally published Aug. 1900 in Youth's Companion]; 'The Line of Least Resistance' [originally published Oct. 1900 in Lippincott's]; 'The Letter' [originally published Apr. 1904 in Harper's]; 'The House of the Dead Hand' [originally published Aug. 1904 in the Atlantic Monthly]; 'The Introducers' [originally published Dec. 1905 in Ainslee's]; 'Les Metteurs en Scène' [originally published Oct. 1908 in Revue des Deux Mondes]; 'Writing a War Story' [originally published Sep. 1919 in Woman's Home Companion]; The Greater Inclination [1899; six stories, two of which originally published in Scribner's, 1898 and 1899]; Crucial Instances, 1901 [originally published 1900-1 in varied periodicals: Scribner's, Harper's, and Hearst's International Cosmopolitan; except 'The Confessional', previously unpublished]; The Descent of Man and Other Stories, 1904 [originally published 1902-6 in varied periodicals: Scribner's, Harper's, Hearst's International Cosmopolitan, and Collier's]; The Hermit and the Wild Woman, 1908 [originally published 1904-8 in varied periodicals: Scribner's, Booklover's, and Collier's]; Volume II includes Tales of Men and Ghosts, 1910 [originally published Jun. 1909-Oct. 1910 in Scribner's and Century]; Here and Beyond, 1926 [originally published Jan. 1919 in Scribner's and 1925-6 in varied periodicals: Pictorial Review and the Red Book Magazine; except 'Velvet Ear Pads', previously unpublished]; Certain People, 1930 [originally published Jan. 1919 and 1926-8 in Ladies' Home Journal and the Saturday Evening Post]; Human Nature, 1933 [originally published 1932-3 in varied periodicals: Scribner's, Woman's Home Companion, the Saturday Evening Post, and Nash's Pall Mall Magazine]; The World Over, 1936 [five stories originally published in varied periodicals: the Saturday Evening Post, Hearst's International-Cosmopolitan, Liberty, Story-Teller, and Redbook; and 'Duration', previously unpublished]; all of Xingu and Other Stories, 1916 [originally published 1908-16 in varied periodicals: Scribner's, Century, and the Atlantic Monthly] except 'Bunner Sisters'; and the Preface and 'All Souls' from Ghosts, 1937—English

  1263. The Age of Innocence

    1264. 1920—English

  1264. Ethan Frome

    1265. 1911—English

  1265. The House of Mirth

    1266. 1905—English

  1266. The Custom of the Country

    1267. 1913—English

    Willa Cather
  1267. My Ántonia

    1268. 1918—English

  1268. The Professor's House

    1269. 1925—English

  1269. A Lost Lady

    1270. 1923—English

    Gertrude Stein
  1270. Three Lives

    1271. 1906—English

  1271. The Geographical History of America or the Relation of Human Nature to the Human Mind

    1272. 1936

  1272. The Making of Americans: Being the History of a Family's Progress

    1273. published in part, 1924, in the Transatlantic Review; in its entirety, 1925; abridged version, 1934

  1273. Tender Buttons

    1274. 1914—English

    Wallace Stevens

    1954; includes Harmonium [1923; revised 1931]; Ideas of Order [1936]; The Man With the Blue Guitar [1937]; Parts of a World [1942]; Transport to Summer [1947]; The Auroras of Autumn [1950]; plus a section entitled The Rock—English

  1274. Harmonium

    1275. 1923; revised 1931—English

  1275. Ideas of Order

    1276. 1936—English

  1276. The Man With the Blue Guitar

    1277. 1937—English

  1277. Parts of a World

    1278. 1942—English

  1278. Transport to Summer

    1279. 1947—English

  1279. The Auroras of Autumn

    1280. 1950—English

  1280. The Necessary Angel: Essays on Reality and the Imagination

    1281. 1951; six essays, three of which originally published as Three Academic Pieces, 1947—English


    1957—English


    1967—English

  1281. Vachel Lindsay

    1282. Collected Poems
    1923; revised and expanded 1925; originally published in varied periodicals: the Metropolitan; Poetry; the Independent; Tuck's Magazine; Reedy's Mirror; the Little Review; the American Magazine; the Outlook; the Chicago Herald; the Masses; the Red Cross Magazine; the Bookman; the Seven Arts; Forum; the Chicago Daily News; Contemporary Verse; the New Republic; the New York Sun; Others; Youth; the Yale Review; or anthologies—English

  1282. Edgar Lee Masters

    1283. Spoon River Anthology
    1915—English

    Theodore Dreiser
  1283. Sister Carrie

    1284. 1900—English

  1284. An American Tragedy

    1285. 1925—English

    Sherwood Anderson
  1285. Winesburg, Ohio: A Group of Tales of Ohio Small-Town Life

    1286. 1919; twenty-two stories, ten of which originally published in periodicals: 'The Book of the Grotesque', Feb. 1916 in Masses; 'Hands', Mar. 1916 in Masses; 'Paper Pills' (originally entitled 'The Philosopher'), Jun.-Jul. 1916 in the Little Review, ; 'The Strength of God', Aug. 1916 in Masses; 'Queer', Dec. 1916 in Seven Arts; 'The Untold Lie', Jan. 17 in Seven Arts; 'Mother', Mar. 1917 in Seven Arts; 'The Thinker', Sep. 1917 in Seven Arts; 'The Man of Ideas', Jun. 1918 in the Little Review; 'An Awakening', Dec. 1918 in the Little Review—English


    1933; 16 stories previously published—English

    Sinclair Lewis
  1286. Babbitt

    1287. 1922—English

  1287. It Can't Happen Here

    1288. 1935—English

  1288. Elinor Wylie

    1289. Last Poems of Elinor Wylie
    1943; three of four sections previously unpublished—English

    William Carlos Williams
  1289. Spring and All

    1290. 1923—English

  1290. Paterson

    1291. originally published in five volumes: 1946, 1948, 1949, 1951, and 1958—English


    1986; Volume I 1909-1939 includes The Tempers [1913]; Al Que Quierre! [1917]; Sour Grapes [1921]; Spring and All [1923]; 'The Descent of Winter' [originally published Autumn 1928 in Exile]; An Early Martyr and Other Poems [1935]; Adam and Eve and the City [1936]; selections from Poems, 1909; Volume II 1939-1962 includes The Wedge [1944]; The Clouds [1948]; The Pink Church [1949]; The Desert Music [1954]; Journey to Love [1955]; and Pictures From Brueghel [1962]; both volumes include poems previously published in periodicals or anthologies—English

  1291. The Tempers

    1292. 1913—English

  1292. Al Que Quierre!

    1293. 1917—English

  1293. Sour Grapes

    1294. 1921—English

  1294. An Early Martyr and Other Poems

    1295. 1935—English

  1295. Adam and Eve and the City

    1296. 1936—English

  1296. The Wedge

    1297. 1944—English

  1297. The Clouds

    1298. 1948—English

  1298. The Pink Church

    1299. 1949—English

  1299. The Desert Music

    1300. 1954—English

  1300. Journey to Love

    1301. 1955—English

  1301. Pictures From Brueghel

    1302. 1962—English

    Ezra Pound

    1926; includes A Lume Spento [1908]; Personae of Ezra Pound [1909]; Canzoni of Ezra Pound [1911]; The Ripostes of Ezra Pound [1912]; Cathy, 1915; Lustra of Ezra Pound [1916; revised U S version, 1917]; Quia Pauper Amavi [1918]; Hugh Selwyn Mauberley [1920]; and other poems—English

  1302. A Lume Spento

    1303. 1908—English

  1303. Personae of Ezra Pound

    1304. 1909—English

  1304. Canzoni of Ezra Pound

    1305. 1911—English

  1305. The Ripostes of Ezra Pound

    1306. 1912—English

  1306. Lustra

    1307. 1916; revised U S version, 1917—English

  1307. Quia Pauper Amavi

    1308. 1918—English

  1308. Hugh Selwyn Mauberley

    1309. 1920—English

  1309. Cantos

    1310. published in part in Poetry, Jun.-Aug. 1917; the Criterion, Jul. 1923; the Transatlantic Review, Jan. 1924; and in the following volumes: The Fourth Canto, 1919; A Draft of XVI Cantos, 1925; A Draft of Cantos 17-27, 1928; A Draft of XXX Cantos, 1930; Eleven New Cantos XXXI-XLI, 1934; The Fifth Decad of Cantos, 1937; Cantos LII-LXXI, 1940; The Pisan Cantos, 1948; Seventy Cantos, 1950; Section: Rock-Drill, 85-95 de los Cantares, 1955; Thrones: 96-109 de los Cantares, 1959; Drafts and Fragments of Cantos CX-CXVII, 1968; in its entirety, revised and expanded, 1987—English


    1954; selections from Pavannes and Divisions, 1918; Instigations, 1920; Make It New, 1934; Polite Essays, 1937; some of the essays originally published in varied periodicals: the New York Herald, the Egoist, the English Journal, Poetry, the Criterion, the Quarterly Review, the Future, the Little Review, the New Freewoman, and Dial—English


    Selected Poems
    1987; selections from Selected Poetry, 1938; Be Angry at the Sun, 1941; Medea, 1946; The Double Axe, 1948; Hungerfield, 1954; The Beginning and the End, 1963—English

    Marianne Moore

    1967; expanded 1981; includes What Are Years [1941]; Nevertheless [1946]; Like a Bulwark [1956]; O To Be a Dragon [1959]; Tell Me, Tell Me [1966]; plus sections entitled Collected Later [originally published as a section entitled Hitherto Uncollected, in Collected Poems, 1951] and Hitherto Uncollected; and a selection of translations of Jean de la Fontaine's Fables; 1981 version includes additional poems in the Hitherto Uncollected section—English

  1310. What Are Years

    1311. 1941—English

  1311. Nevertheless

    1312. 1946—English

  1312. Like a Bulwark

    1313. 1956—English

  1313. O To Be a Dragon

    1314. 1959—English

  1314. Tell Me, Telle

    1315. 1966—English


    Selected Poems
    1988; selections from Sea Garden, 1916; Hymen, 1921; Heliodora and Other Poems, 1924; Red Roses for Bronze, 1931; Trilogy, 1944-6; Helen in Egypt, 1961; Hermetic Definition, 1972; plus sections entitled Miscellaneous Poems 1914-1917; and Miscellaneous Poems, 1931-1938(?)—English


    Selected Poems
    1945; poems revised, and the selection of poems altered, for 1963 and 1969 editions; includes selections from Poems About God, 1919; Chills and Fever, 1924; Grace After Meat, 1924; Two Gentlemen in Bonds, 1927; and poems previously published in periodicals or anthologies; Poems and Essays, 1955, includes the entirety of the 1945 edition of Selected Poems with some poems added and some revised plus a selection of essays—English

    T S Eliot

    1952; includes Prufrock and Other Observations [1917]; Poems: 1920 [1920]; 'The Waste Land'; 'The Hollow Men'; Ash Wednesday [1930]; Journey of the Magi [1927]; A Song for Simeon [1928]; Animula [1929]; Marina [1930]; Triumphal March [1931]; Sweeney Agonistes: Fragments of an Aristophanic Melodrama [1932]; Murder in the Cathedral [1935]; The Family Reunion [1939]; The Cocktail Party [1949]; Four Quartets; Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats [1939]; selections from The Rock; two poems, 'Coriolan' and 'Difficulties of a Statesman', included with Triumphal March and Sweeney Agonistes in a section entitled Unfinished Poems; plus a section entitled Minor Poems—English

  1315. Prufrock and Other Observations

    1316. 1917—English

  1316. Poems: 1920

    1317. 1920—English

  1317. Journey of the Magi

    1318. 1927; illustrations by Edward McKnight Kauffer; eighth of a series of 37 pamphlets collectively entitled Ariel Poems—English

  1318. A Song for Simeon

    1319. 1927; with an illustration by Edward McKnight Kauffer; 16th of a series of 37 pamphlets collectively entitled Ariel Poems—English

  1319. Animula

    1320. 1929; illustrations by Gertrude Hermes; 23rd of a series of 37 pamphlets collectively entitled Ariel Poems—English

  1320. Ash Wednesday

    1321. 1930—English

  1321. Marina

    1322. 1930; illustrations by Edward McKnight Kauffer; 29th of a series of 37 pamphlets collectively entitled Ariel Poems—English

  1322. Triumphal March

    1323. 1931; illustrations by Edward McKnight Kauffer; 35th of a series of 37 pamphlets collectively entitled Ariel Poems; later made part of 'Coriolan' in the Unfinished Poems section of Eliot's Collected Poems—English

  1323. Sweeney Agonistes: Fragments of an Aristophanic Melodrama

    1324. 1932—English

  1324. Four Quartets

    1325. originally published in four volumes: Burnt Norton, in Collected Poems 1909-1935, 1936; East Coker, in the New English Weekly, 1940; The Dry Salvages, in the New English Weekly, 1941; Little Gidding, in the New English Weekly, 1942—English


  1325. Murder in the Cathedral

    1326. 1935—English

  1326. The Family Reunion

    1327. 1939—English

  1327. Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats

    1328. 1939—English

  1328. The Cocktail Party

    1329. 1949—English


    1932—English

    Katherine Anne Porter

    1965; includes Flowering Judas and Other Stories; Pale Horse, Pale Rider [1939]; The Leaning Tower and Other Stories—English

  1329. Pale Horse, Pale Rider

    1330. 1939—English

  1330. Jean Toomer

    1331. Cane
    published in part in varied periodicals; in its entirety, 1923—English

    John Dos Passos
  1331. The 42nd Parallel

    1332. 1930—English

  1332. 1919

    1333. 1932—English

  1333. The Big Money

    1334. 1936—English

    Conrad Aiken

    1953; expanded 1970; includes Punch: The Immortal Liar: Documents in His History [1921]; Priapus and the Pool and Other Poems [1925; originally published on its own, 1922; 1925 edition omits three parts of Priapus and includes 21 other poems, all of which are included in Collected Poems; 1949 edition of Priapus omits eight parts of the 1925 version]; John Deth: A Metaphysical Legend and Other Poems [1930]; The Coming Forth by Day of Oriris Jones [1931]; Preludes for Memnon [1931]; Landscape West of Eden [1934]; Time in the Rock: Preludes to Definition [1936]; And in the Human Heart [1940]; Brownstone Eclogues and Other Poems [1942]; The Soldier [1944]; The Kid [1947]; The Divine Pilgrim [1949; published in part as The Jig of Forslin: A Symphony, 1916; The House of Dust: A Symphony, 1920; The Pilgrimage of Festus, 1923; and The Charnel Rose; Senlin: A Biography; and Other Poems, 1925; both House of Dust and Charnel Rose revised for inclusion in Divine Pilgrim; Senlin revised for publication on its own, 1925, and again for Divine Pilgrim]; Skylight One: Fifteen Poems [1949]; A Letter From Li Po and Other Poems [1955]; Sheepfold Hill: Fifteen Poems [1958]; The Morning Song of Lord Zero: Poems Old and New [1963]; Thee [1967]; 'Blues for Ruby Matrix' [originally published 1935 in Poetry: A Magazine of Verse]; selections from Turns and Movies and Other Tales in Verse, 1916; and Nocturne of Remembered Spring and Other Poems, 1921; and other poems—English

  1334. Punch: The Immortal Liar: Documents in His History

    1335. 1921—English

  1335. Priapus and the Pool

    1336. 1922; revised, 1925, for Priapus and the Pool and Other Poems, which includes 21 additional poems; those poems and a newly-revised version of Priapus are included in Collected Poems [1953; expanded 1970]—English

  1336. John Deth: A Metaphysical Legend and Other Poems

    1337. 1930—English

  1337. The Coming Forth by Day of Osiris Jones

    1338. 1931—English

  1338. Preludes for Memnon

    1339. 1931—English

  1339. Landscape West of Eden

    1340. 1934—English

  1340. Time in the Rock: Preludes to Definition

    1341. 1936—English

  1341. And in the Human Heart

    1342. 1940—English

  1342. Brownstone Eclogues and Other Poems

    1343. 1942—English

  1343. The Soldier

    1344. 1944—English

  1344. The Kid

    1345. 1947—English

  1345. The Divine Pilgrim

    1346. 1949; published in part, 1916, as The Jig of Forslin: A Symphony; 1920, as The House of Dust: A Symphony; 1923, as The Pilgrimage of Festus; and 1925, as The Charnel Rose; Senlin: A Biography; and Other Poems; both House of Dust and Charnel Rose revised for inclusion in The Divine Pilgrim; Senlin revised for publication on its own, 1925, and again for The Divine Pilgrim—English

  1346. Skylight One: Fifteen Poems

    1347. 1949—English

  1347. A Letter From Li Po and Other Poems

    1348. 1955—English

  1348. Sheepfold Hill: Fifteen Poems

    1349. 1958—English

  1349. The Morning Song of Lord Zero: Poems Old and New

    1350. 1958—English

  1350. Thee

    1351. 1967—English

    Eugene O'Neill
  1351. Lazarus Laughed

    1352. 1928—English

  1352. The Iceman Cometh

    1353. 1946—English

  1353. Long Day's Journey Into Night

    1354. 1956—English

    E E Cummings

    1991; includes Tulips and Chimneys [1923]; & [1925]; XLI Poems [1925]; Is 5 [1926]; W (ViVa) [1931]; No Thanks [1935]; 50 Poems [1940]; 1 x 1 [1944]; Xaipe [1950]; 95 Poems [1958]; 73 Poems [1962]; Etcetera: The Unpublished Poems [1983]; plus sections entitled New Poems [originally published in Collected Poems, 1938] and Uncollected Poems—English

  1354. Tulips and Chimneys

    1355. 1923—English

  1355. &

    1356. 1925—English

  1356. XLI Poems

    1357. 1925—English

  1357. Is 5

    1358. 1926—English

  1358. W (ViVa)

    1359. 1931—English

  1359. No Thanks

    1360. 1935—English

  1360. 50 Poems

    1361. 1940—English

  1361. 1 x 1

    1362. 1944—English

  1362. Xaipe

    1363. 1950—English

  1363. 95 Poems

    1364. 1958—English

  1364. 73 Poems

    1365. 1962—English

  1365. Etcetera: The Unpublished Poems

    1366. 1983—English

    John Wheelwright

    1972; includes Rock and Shell [1933]; Mirrors of Venus [1938]; Political Self-Portrait [1940]; Dusk to Dusk, a fourth book of poetry prepared for publication at the time of the author's death but left unpublished until this collection; plus a section entitled Additional Poems, which consists of three poems originally published Dec. 1940 in Diogenes; one poem originally published 1940 in Fantasy; five poems originally published 1923 in Eight More Harvard Poets—his other five poems from that anthology having been incorporated into later works—and other poems—English

  1366. Rock and Shell

    1367. 1933—English

  1367. Mirrors of Venus

    1368. 1938—English

  1368. Political Self-Portrait

    1369. 1940—English

    Robert Fitzgerald

    1971; includes Poems [1935]; A Wreath for the Sea [1943]; In the Rose of Time [1956]; plus sections entitled Poems, 1956-1970; and Selected Translations—English

  1369. Poems

    1370. 1935—English

  1370. A Wreath for the Sea

    1371. 1938—English

  1371. In the Rose of Time

    1372. 1956—English

  1372. Louise Brogan

    1373. The Blue Estuaries: Selected Poems
    1968; 105 poems, 26 of which originally published in the New Yorker, one published in Art News, and one and part of another originally published in Poetry—English


    Poems: A Selection
    1954; Section II, entitled As Apt Was Joy, contains excerpts from Those Not Elect, 1925, and High Falcon and Other Poems, 1929; Section I, Fruits of Two Seasons, previously unpublished—English

    Hart Crane

    1966; includes White Buildings [1926]; The Bridge [1930]; plus a section entitled Uncollected Poems split into three sections: Early Poems; Late Poems: Key West: An Island Sheaf; More Late Poems; and a section entitled Selected Prose—English

  1373. White Buildings

    1374. 1926—English

  1374. The Bridge

    1375. 1930—English

    Allen Tate

    1977—English

    F Scott Fitzgerald

    1960; selections from Flappers and Philosophers, 1920; Tales of the Jazz Age, 1922; All the Sad Young Men, 1926; Taps at Reveille, 1935; The Stories of F Scott Fitzgerald, 1951; originally published in varied periodicals: the Saturday Evening Post, the Smart Set, Metropolitan, the American Mercury, the Red Book Magazine, and Esquire, 1920-37

  1375. The Great Gatsby

    1376. 1925—English

  1376. Tender Is the Night

    1377. originally published serially Jan.-Apr. 1934 in Scribner's Magazine—English

    William Faulkner
  1377. As I Lay Dying

    1378. 1930—English

  1378. Sanctuary

    1379. 1931—English

  1379. Light in August

    1380. 1932—English

  1380. Absalom, Absalom!

    1381. 1936—English

  1381. The Sound and the Fury

    1382. 1929—English

  1382. If I Forget Thee, Jerusalem

    1383. Wild Palms
    1939—English


    includes These 13, 1931, and all except 'Smoke' from Dr. Martino and Other Stories, 1958—English

  1383. The Hamlet

    1384. 1940—English

    Ernest Hemingway

    1987; includes the stories in The Fifth Column and the First Forty-Nine Stories, 1938 (that anthology includes In Our Time [1924]); plus sections entitled Short Stories Published in Books or Magazines Subsequent to 'The First Forty-nine'; and Previously Unpublished Fiction—English

  1384. In Our Time

    1385. 1924; expanded 1925—English

  1385. A Farewell to Arms

    1386. 1929—English

  1386. The Sun Also Rises

    1387. 1926—English

  1387. The Garden of Eden

    1388. 1986—English

  1388. John Steinbeck

    1389. The Grapes of Wrath
    1939—English

  1389. Zora Neale Hurston

    1390. Their Eyes Were Watching God
    1937—English

    Nathanael West
  1390. Miss Lonelyhearts

    1391. 1933—English

  1391. A Cool Million

    1392. 1934—English

  1392. The Day of the Locust

    1393. 1939—English

    Richard Wright
  1393. Native Son

    1394. 1940—English

  1394. Black Boy

    1395. originally published in two volumes: Black Boy, 1945; American Hunger, published in part serially, in its entirety, 1977—English

    Eudora Welty

    1980; includes A Curtain of Green and Other Stories, 1941; The Wide Net and Other Stories, 1943; The Golden Apples, 1949; The Bride of the Innisfallen and Other Stories, 1955; plus two 'Uncollected Stories': 'Where Is the Voice Coming From?', 1963, and 'The Demonstrators', 1966, both originally published in the New Yorker—English

  1395. Delta Wedding

    1396. 1946—English

  1396. The Robber Bridegroom

    1397. 1942—English

  1397. The Ponder Heart

    1398. originally published in the New Yorker, 1953—English

    Langston Hughes

    1959; selections from The Weary Blues, 1926; Fine Clothes to the Jew, 1927; Shakespeare in Harlem, 1942; Fields of Wonder, 1947; One-Way Ticket, 1949; Montage of a Dream Deferred, 1951; plus other poems—English

  1398. The Big Sea

    1399. 1956—English

  1399. I Wonder as I Wander

    1400. 1940—English

    Edmund Wilson
  1400. The Shores of Light: A Literary Chronicle of the Twenties and Thirties

    1401. 1952; originally published in varied periodicals—English

  1401. Patriotic Gore: Studies in the Literature of the American Civil War

    1402. 1962—English

    Kenneth Burke
  1402. Counter-Statement

    1403. 1931—English

  1403. A Rhetoric of Motives

    1404. 1950—English


    Up in the Old Hotel and Other Stories
    1992; includes McSorley's Wonderful Saloon, 1943—expanded for this edition; Old Mr. Flood, 1948; The Bottom of the Harbor, 1960; and Joe Gould's Secret, 1965; originally published in the New Yorker—English

  1404. Abraham Cahan

    1405. The Rise of David Levinsky
    1917—English

    Kay Boyle

    1958; includes The Crazy Hunter [originally published as part of The Crazy Hunter: Three Short Novels [1940]]; The Bridgegroom's Body [originally published as part of The Crazy Hunter: Three Short Novels [1940]]; Decision [originally entitled 'Passport to Doom', published 1948 in the Saturday Evening Post]—English

  1405. The Crazy Hunter

    1406. originally published as part of The Crazy Hunter: Three Short Novels, 1940—English

  1406. The Bridgegroom's Body

    1407. originally published as part of The Crazy Hunter: Three Short Novels, 1940—English

  1407. Decision

    1408. originally entitled Passport to Doom, published 1948 in the Saturday Evening Post—English

    Ellen Glasgow
  1408. Barren Ground

    1409. 1925—English

  1409. Vein of Iron

    1410. 1935—English

  1410. John P Marquand

    1411. H M Pulham, Esquire
    1941—English

    John O'Hara

    1984; selections from The Doctor's Son and Other Stories, 1935; Files on Parade, 1939; Pipe Night, 1945; Hellbox, 1947; Sermons and Soda Water, 1960; Assembly, 1961; The Cape Cod Lighter, 1962; The Hat on the Bed, 1963; The Horse Knows the Way, 1964; Waiting for Winter, 1966; And Other Stories, 1968—English

  1411. Appointment in Samarra

    1412. 1934—English

  1412. Henry Roth

    1413. Call It Sleep
    1934—English

    Thornton Wilder

    1957; includes Our Town [1938]; The Skin of Our Teeth [1942]; and Matchmaker [1955]—English

  1413. Our Town

    1414. 1938—English

  1414. The Skin of Our Teeth

    1415. 1942—English

  1415. Matchmaker

    1416. 1955; based on his 1938 play, The Merchant of Yongers, itself based on John Oxenford's A Day Well Spent, 1835, and Johann Nestroy's Einen Jux Will er Sich Machen, 1842—English

    Robert Penn Warren
  1416. All the King's Men

    1417. 1946—English

  1417. World Enough and Time

    1418. 1950—English


    1976; includes Audubon: A Vision [1969]; and selections from Selected Poems, 1923-1943, 1944; Promises: Poems 1954-1956, 1957; You, Emperors, and Other Poems 1957-1960, 1960; Incarnations: Poems 1966-1968, 1968; Or Else: Poem/ Poems 1968-1974, 1974; plus a section of poems previously published, entitled Tale of Time: Poems 1960-1966; and a section of new poems entitled Can I See Arcturus From Where I Stand? Poems 1975—English

  1418. Audubon, a Vision

    1419. 1969—English

    Delmore Schwartz

    1959; first section, The Dream of Knowledge, originally published as In Dreams Begin Responsibilites [1938]; revised and expanded for this book; second section, Summer Knowledge, published in part in Vaudeville for a Princess, Mutiny, and Genesis Book One; and in the New Yorker and Art News—English

  1419. In Dreams Begin Responsibilities

    1420. 1938—English

    Weldon Kees

    1960; revised 1975; includes The Last Man [1943]; The Fall of the Magicians [1947]; Poems, 1947-1954 [1954]; plus a section entitled Uncollected Poems—English

  1420. The Last Man

    1421. 1943—English

  1421. The Fall of the Magicians

    1422. 1947—English

  1422. Poems, 1947-1954

    1423. 1954—English

    Elizabeth Bishop

    1983; includes North and South [1946]; Poems: North and South&151;A Cold Spring [which includes North and South and a section of new poems, Cold Spring]; Questions of Travel [1965]; plus sections entitled Translations From the Portuguese and New and Uncollected Work—English

  1423. North and South

    1424. 1946—English

  1424. Questions of Travel

    1425. 1965—English

    John Berryman

    1989; includes The Dispossessed [1948]; Homage to Mistress Bradstreet [1956]; Berryman's Sonnets [1967]; Love and Fame [1971]; Delusions Etc. [1972]; selections from Poems, 1942; His Thought Made Pockets and the Plane Buckt, 1958; plus nine of twenty poems originally published in Five Young American Poets, 1940; and 'Formal Elegy', originally published in Of Poetry and Power: Poems Occasioned by the Presidency and Death of John F Kennedy, 1964, and also included in Short Poems, 1967—English

  1425. The Dispossessed

    1426. 1948—English

  1426. Homage to Mistress Bradstreet

    1427. 1956—English

  1427. Berryman's Sonnets

    1428. 1967—English

  1428. Love and Fame

    1429. 1970—English

  1429. Delusions Etc.

    1430. 1972—English

  1430. Paul Bowles

    1431. The Sheltering Sky
    1949—English

    Randall Jarrell

    1969; includes Blood for a Stranger [1942]; Little Friend, Little Friend [1945]; Losses [1948]; The Seven-League Crutches [1951]; The Woman at the Washington Zoo [1960]; The Lost World [1965]; selections from 'The Rage for the Lost Penny', Jarrell's portion of Five Young American Poets, 1940; plus sections entitled New Poems, Uncollected Poems (1934-1965), and Unpublished Poems (1935-1965)—English

  1431. Blood for a Stranger

    1432. 1942—English

  1432. Little Friend, Little Friend

    1433. 1945—English

  1433. Losses

    1434. 1948—English

  1434. The Seven-League Crutches

    1435. 1951—English

  1435. The Woman at the Washington Zoo

    1436. 1960—English

  1436. The Lost World

    1437. 1965—English

    Charles Olson
  1437. The Maximus Poems

    1438. originally published in four volumes: The Maximus Poems 1-10, 1953; The Maximus Poems, 11-22, 1956; The Maximus Poems IV, V, VI, 1968; The Maximus Poems: Volume Three, 1975—English


    1987; includes Y & X [1948]; In Cold Hell, in Thicket [1953; includes one poem originally published in Y & X]; The Distances [1960; includes nine poems originally published in In Cold Hell, in Thicket]; O'Ryan [1960; expanded 1965]; West [1966]; plus poems originally published in Archaeologist of Morning, 1970; poems previously published in periodicals or anthologies; and new poems—English

  1438. Y & X

    1439. 1948—English

  1439. In Cold Hell, in Thicket

    1440. 1953; includes one poem originally published in Y & X—English

  1440. The Distances

    1441. 1960; includes nine poems originally published in In Cold Hell, in Thicket —English

  1441. O'Ryan

    1442. 1960; expanded 1966—English

  1442. West

    1443. 1966—English

    Robert Hayden

    1985; includes A Ballad of Remembrance [1962]; Words in the Mourning Time [1970]; The Night-Blooming Cereus [1972]; Angle of Ascent [1975]; American Journal [1982]—English

  1443. A Ballad of Remembrance

    1444. 1962—English

  1444. Words in the Mourning Time

    1445. 1970—English

  1445. The Night-Blooming Cereus

    1446. 1972—English

  1446. Angle of Ascent

    1447. 1975—English

  1447. American Journal

    1448. 1982—English


    Poems
    Twentieth Century—English

    Theodore Roethke

    1966; includes Open House [1941]; The Lost Son and Other Poems [1948]; The Far Field [1964]; selections from Praise to the End!, 1951; The Waking, 1953; Words for the Wind, 1958; I Am! Says the Lamb, 1961; plus a section entitled Previously Uncollected Poems—English

  1448. Open House

    1449. 1941—English

  1449. The Lost Son and Other Poems

    1450. 1948—English

  1450. The Far Field

    1451. 1964—English

    Theodore Roethke and David Wagoner
  1451. Straw for the Fire: From the Notebooks of Theodore Roethke, 1943-63

    1452. 1972—English

    James Agee
  1452. Permit Me Voyage

    1453. 1934—English

  1453. Let Us Now Praise Famous Men

    1454. 1941; photography by Walker Evans—English


    Selected Poems
    1992; selections from Thirty-Six Poems and a Few Songs, 1944; The Ego and the Centaur, 1947; The Monument Rose, 1953; A Water Walk by Villa d'Este, 1959; Country Without Maps, 1964; New and Selected Poems, 1967; Chartres and Prose Poems, 1970; Studies for an Actress and Other Poems, 1973; plus a section entitled Uncollected Poems—English

    May Swenson
  1454. New and Selected Things Taking Place

    1455. 1978; published in part in varied periodicals; plus selections from Another Animal, 1954; A Cage of Spines, 1958; To Mix With Time: New and Selected Poems, 1963; Half Sun Half Sleep: New Poems, 1967; Iconographs, 1970—English

  1455. In Other Words

    1456. 1987—English

  1456. Robert Duncan

    1457. Bending the Bow
    1968—English

    Richard Wilbur

    1987; includes The Beautiful Changes and Other Poems [1947]; Ceremony and Other Poems [1950]; Things of This World [1956]; Advice to a Prophet and Other Poems [1961]; Walking to Sleep [1969]; The Mind-Reader [1976]; plus a section entitled New Poems—English

  1457. The Beautiful Changes and Other Poems

    1458. 1947—English

  1458. Ceremony and Other Poems

    1459. 1950—English

  1459. Things of This World

    1460. 1956—English

  1460. Advice to a Prophet and Other Poems

    1461. 1961—English

  1461. Walking to Sleep

    1462. 1969—English

  1462. The Mind-Reader

    1463. 1976—English


    Collected Poems
    1988; selections from A Bravery of Earth, 1930; Reading the Spirit, 1936; Song and Idea, 1940; Poems New and Selected, 1944; Burr Oaks, 1947; Selected Poems, 1951; Undercliff: Poems 1946-1953, 1953; Great Praises, 1957; Collected Poems 1930-1960, 1960; The Quarry: New Poems, 1964; Selected Poems 1930-1965, 1965; Shifts of Being, 1968; Fields of Grace, 1972; Ways of Light: Poems 1972-1980, 1980; Four Poems, 1980; Florida Poems, 1981; The Long Reach: New and Uncollected Works 1948–1984, 1984; plus poems originally published in The Bread Loaf Anthology of Contemporary American Poetry, 1985; and 13 new poems—English

  1463. Melvin B Tolson

    1464. Harlem Gallery
    1965—English

  1464. Kenneth Koch

    1465. Seasons on Earth
    1987—English


    The Selected Poems of Frank O'Hara
    1974—English

    James Schuyler

    1993; includes Freely Espousing [1969]; The Crystal Lithium [1972]; Hymn to Life [1974]; The Morning of the Poem [1980]; A Few Days [1985]; selections from The Home Book: Prose and Poems, 1951-1970, 1977; plus a section entitled Last Poems—English

  1465. Freely Espousing

    1466. 1969—English

  1466. The Crystal Lithium

    1467. 1972—English

  1467. Hymn to Life

    1468. 1974—English

  1468. The Morning of the Poem

    1469. 1980—English

  1469. A Few Days

    1470. 1985—English

    James Baldwin

    1985; includes Notes of a Native Son, 1955 [essays originally published 1949-53 in varied periodicals: Zero, Partisan Review, Commentary, the New Leader, Harper's, and the Reporter]; Nobody Knows My Name: More Notes of a Native Son, 1961 [essays originally published 1956-61 in varied periodicals: the New York Times, Encounter, Esquire, Harper's, Partisan Review, and the New Leader; plus two edited 1960 lectures; and part of an essay previously unpublished], The Fire Next Time [1963], No Name in the Street [1972], The Devil Finds Work [1976]; 24 essays previously published; and one new essay, 'The Price of a Ticket'—English

  1470. The Fire Next Time

    1471. originally published Dec. 1962 as 'Letter From a Region in My Mind', in the Progressive; and Nov. 1963 as 'Down at the Cross', in the New Yorker—English

  1471. No Name in the Street

    1472. 1972—English

  1472. The Devil Finds Work

    1473. 1976—English

    Saul Bellow
  1473. Seize the Day

    1474. 1956—English

  1474. The Adventures of Augie March

    1475. 1953—English

  1475. Herzog

    1476. 1964—English

    John Cheever

    1978; originally published in varied periodicals: the New Yorker, Esquire, the Saturday Evening Post, and Playboy; includes the anthologies: The Enormous Radio and Other Stories, 1953; The Housebreaker of Shady Hill and Other Stories, 1959; Some People, Places, and Things That Will Not Appear in My Next Novel, 1961; The Brigadier and the Golf Window, 1964; The World of Apples, 1973—English

  1476. Bullet Park

    1477. 1969—English

  1477. Ralph Ellison

    1478. Invisible Man
    1952—English

  1478. Truman Capote

    1479. In Cold Blood: A True Account of a Multiple Murder and Its Consequences
    originally published serially Sep.-Oct. 1965 in the New Yorker—English

    Carson McCullers
  1479. The Ballad of the Sad Cafe

    1480. 1951—English

  1480. The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter

    1481. 1940—English

    Flannery O'Connor

    1971; includes A Good Man Is Hard to Find and Other Stories, 1955; Everything That Rises Must Converge, 1965; plus 12 stories previously published in periodicals or anthologies—English

  1481. The Violent Bear It Away

    1482. 1960; first chapter is revised version of 'You Can't Be Any Poorer Than Dead', New World Writing, Oct. 1955—English

  1482. Wise Blood

    1483. published in part, Apr. 1948, as 'The Train', the Sewanee Review; Feb. 1949, as 'The Heart of the Park', in the Partisan Review; Dec. 1949, as 'The Peeler', in the Partisan Review; and Apr. 1952, as 'Enoch and the Gorilla', in New World Writing; in its entirety, 1952—English

    Vladimir Nabokov
  1483. Lolita

    1484. 1955—English

  1484. Pale Fire

    1485. 1962—English

    Gore Vidal
  1485. Myra Breckinridge

    1486. 1968—English

  1486. Lincoln

    1487. 1984—English

  1487. William Styron

    1488. The Long March
    originally entitled Long March, published 1953 in Discovery—English

    J D Salinger
  1488. Catcher in the Rye

    1489. 1951—English


    originally published 1948-53 in varied periodicals: the New Yorker, Harper's, and the Information World Review—English

  1489. Wright Morris

    1490. Ceremony in Lone Tree
    1960—English

    Bernard Malamud

    1983; originally published 1950-73 in the Partisan Review and other periodicals—English

  1490. The Fixer

    1491. 1966—English

    Norman Mailer
  1491. Advertisements for Myself

    1492. 1959; published in part in varied periodicals—English

  1492. The Executioner's Song

    1493. 1979—English

  1493. Ancient Evenings

    1494. 1983—English

    John Hawkes
  1494. The Cannibal

    1495. 1949—English

  1495. Second Skin

    1496. 1964—English

  1496. William Gaddis

    1497. The Recognitions
    1955—English

    Tennessee Williams
  1497. The Glass Menagerie

    1498. 1944—English

  1498. A Streetcar Named Desire

    1499. 1947—English

  1499. Summer and Smoke

    1500. 1948; later revised and retitled The Eccentricities of a Nightingale—English

  1500. Arthur Miller

    1501. Death of a Salesman
    1949—English

  1501. Edwin Justus Mayer

    1502. Children of Darkness
    1930—English


    Stories in an Almost Classical Mode
    originally published 1963-88 in varied periodicals, except 'Angel', published as part of Women and Angels, 1985—English

  1502. Ursula K Le Guin

    1503. The Left Hand of Darkness
    1969—English


    Where I'm Calling From: New and Selected Stories
    1988; originally published 1971-87 in part in varied periodicals: Harper's Bazaar, Esquire, the Chicago Review, the Seneca Review, the Iowa Review, the Colorado State Review, the Carolina Quarterly, Sou'wester, the Kansas Quarterly, Quarterly West, the Missouri Review, Spectrum, Discourse, Playgirl, the Chariton Review, Antaeus, the New Yorker, the Atlantic Monthly, Granta—English

  1503. Robert Coover

    1504. Spanking the Maid
    1982—English

    Don DeLillo
  1504. White Noise

    1505. 1985—English

  1505. Libra

    1506. 1988—English

  1506. Running Dog

    1507. 1978—English

  1507. Mao II

    1508. 1991—English

    John Crowley
  1508. Little, Big: or, The Fairies' Parliament

    1509. 1981—English

  1509. Ægypt

    1510. 1987; revised 2007, retitled Solitudes—English

  1510. Love and Sleep

    1511. 1994—English

  1511. Guy Davenport

    1512. Tatlin
    1974—English

    James Dickey

    includes Drowning With Others [1962]; Helmets [1964]—English

  1512. Drowning With Others

    1513. 1962—English

  1513. Helmets

    1514. 1964—English


    includes The Eye-Beaters, Blood, Victory, Madness, Buckhead, and Mercy [1968]; The Zodiac [1976]; The Strength of Fields [1979]; plus selections of the author's translations from Head-Deep in Strange Sounds: Free-Flight Improvisations From the unEnglish [1979]—English

  1514. The Eye-Beaters, Blood, Victory, Madness, Buckhead, and Mercy

    1515. 1968—English

  1515. The Zodiac

    1516. 1976—English

  1516. The Strength of Fields

    1517. 1979—English

    E L Doctorow
  1517. The Book of Daniel

    1518. 1971—English

  1518. World's Fair

    1519. 1985—English

  1519. Stanley Elkin

    1520. The Living End
    1979—English

    William Gass
  1520. In the Heart of the Heart of the Country

    1521. 1968—English

  1521. Omensetter's Luck

    1522. 1966—English

  1522. Russell Hoban

    1523. Riddley Walker
    1980—English

    Denis Johnson
  1523. Angels

    1524. 1983—English

  1524. Fiskadoro

    1525. 1985—English

  1525. Jesus' Son

    1526. 1992—English

    Cormac McCarthy
  1526. Blood Meridian or The Evening Redness in the West

    1527. 1985—English

  1527. Suttree

    1528. 1979—English

  1528. Child of God

    1529. 1973—English

    William Kennedy
  1529. Ironweed

    1530. 1983—English

  1530. Legs

    1531. 1975—English

  1531. Billy Phelan's Greatest Game

    1532. 1978—English

  1532. Quinn's Book

    1533. 1988—English

  1533. Very Old Bones

    1534. 1992—English

  1534. The Flaming Corsage

    1535. 1996—English

  1535. Roscoe

    1536. 2002—English

  1536. Chango's Beads and Two-Tone Shoes

    1537. 2012—English

  1537. Toni Morrison

    1538. Song of Solomon
    1977—English

  1538. Gloria Naylor

    1539. The Women of Brewster Place
    1982—English

  1539. Joyce Carol Oates

    1540. Them
    1969—English

  1540. Walker Percy

    1541. The Moviegoer
    1961—English

  1541. Grace Paley

    1542. The Little Disturbances of Man
    1959—English

    Thomas Pynchon
  1542. V

    1543. 1963; revised for U K edition published the same year—English

  1543. The Crying of Lot 49

    1544. 1966—English

  1544. Gravity's Rainbow

    1545. 1973—English

    Cynthia Ozick

    originally published Nov. 1969 in Commentary; included in The Pagan Rabbi and Other Stories, 1971—English

  1545. The Messiah of Stockholm

    1546. 1987—English

  1546. Ishmael Reed

    1547. Mumbo Jumbo
    1972—English

    Philip Roth
  1547. Portnoy's Complaint

    1548. 1969—English

  1548. My Life as a Man

    1549. 1974—English

  1549. The Ghost Writer

    1550. 1979—English

  1550. Zuckerman Bound

    1551. 1981—English

  1551. The Anatomy Lesson

    1552. 1983—English

  1552. The Prague Orgy

    1553. 1985—English

  1553. The Counterlife

    1554. 1986—English

  1554. Patrimony: A True Story

    1555. 1991—English

  1555. Operation Shylock

    1556. 1993—English

    James Salter
  1556. Solo Faces

    1557. 1979—English

  1557. Light Years

    1558. 1975—English

    Robert Stone
  1558. Dog Soliders

    1559. 1974—English

  1559. A Flag for Sunrise

    1560. 1981—English

    John Barth
  1560. The Floating Opera

    1561. 1956—English

  1561. The End of the Road

    1562. 1958—English

  1562. The Sot-Weed Factor

    1563. 1960—English

    Walter Abish
  1563. Alphabetical Africa

    1564. 1974—English

  1564. How German Is It (Wie Deutsch Ist Es)

    1565. 1980—English

  1565. Eclipse Fever

    1566. 1993—English


    originally published 1987 in Conjunctions—English

    Donald Barthelme

    1987; published in part in varied periodicals: the New Yorker, the Paris Review, Harper's, 1969-87—English

  1566. The Dead Father

    1567. 1975—English

  1567. Thomas M Disch

    1568. On the Wings of Song
    originally published serially Feb.-Apr. 1979 in the Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction—Greek

  1568. Paul Theroux

    1569. The Mosquito Coast
    1981—English

  1569. John Updike

    1570. The Witches of Eastwick
    1984—English

  1570. Kurt Vonnegut

    1571. Cat's Cradle
    1963—English

    Edmund White
  1571. Forgetting Elena

    1572. 1973—English

  1572. Nocturnes for the King of Naples

    1573. 1978—English

  1573. James McCourt

    1574. Time Remaining
    1993—English

  1574. James Wilcox

    1575. Modern Baptists
    1983—English

    A R Ammons

    1972; includes the entirety, or nearly all, of Ommateum, With Doxology [1955]; Expressions of Sea Level [1964]; Corsons Inlet [1965]; Northfield Poems [1966]; Uplands [1970]; Briefings: Poems Small and Easy [1971]—English

  1575. Ommateum, With Doxology

    1576. 1955—English

  1576. Expressions of Sea Level

    1577. 1964—English

  1577. Corsons Inlet

    1578. 1965—English

  1578. Northfield Poems

    1579. 1966—English

  1579. Uplands

    1580. 1970—English

  1580. Briefings: Poems Small and Easy

    1581. 1971—English


    1980; includes 'Pray Without Ceasing' [part of Diversifications, 1975]; 'Summer Session 1968' [part of Uplands, 1970]; 'Essay on Poetics' [originally published Autumn 1970 in the Hudson Review]; 'Extremes and Moderations'; and 'Hibernaculum' [both originally published in Collected Poems 1951-1971, 1972]—English

  1581. Sphere: The Form of a Nation

    1582. 1974—English

    John Ashbery
  1582. The Double Dream of Spring

    1583. 1970—English

  1583. Houseboat Days

    1584. 1977—English


    1985; selections from Some Trees, 1956; The Tennis Court Oath, 1962; Rivers and Mountains, 1966; The Double Dream of Spring, 1970; Three Poems, 1972; Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror, 1975; Houseboat Days, 1977; As We Know, 1979; Shadow Train, 1981; A Wave, 1984—English

  1584. Flow Chart

    1585. 1991—English

  1585. Hotel Lautréaumont

    1586. 1992—English

  1586. And the Stars Were Shining

    1587. 1994—English

    David Mamet
  1587. American Buffalo

    1588. 1975—English

  1588. Speed-the-Plow

    1589. 1988—English

  1589. David Rabe

    1590. Streamers
    1975—English

    Sam Shephard

    1981; includes La Turista [1967]; The Tooth of Crime [1972]; Curse of the Starving Class [1976]; Buried Child [1979]; True West [1981]; Savage/ Love [1981]; Tongues [1981; with Joseph Chaikin]—English

  1590. La Turista

    1591. 1967—English

  1591. The Tooth of Crime

    1592. 1972—English

  1592. Curse of the Starving Class

    1593. 1976—English

  1593. Buried Child

    1594. 1979—English

  1594. True West

    1595. 1981—English

  1595. Savage/ Love

    1596. 1981—English

  1596. Sam Shephard and Joseph Chaikin

    1597. Tongues
    1981—English

    August Wilson
  1597. Fences

    1598. 1983—English

  1598. Joe Turner's Come and Gone

    1599. 1984—English


    Collected Earlier Poems
    1990; includes The Hard Hours [1967]; Millions of Strange Shadows [1977]; The Venetian Vespers [1979]; selections from A Summoning of Stones, 1954—English

  1599. The Hard Hours

    1600. 1967—English

  1600. Millions of Strange Shadows

    1601. 1977—English

  1601. The Venetian Vespers

    1602. 1979—English


    Living Together: New and Selected Poems
    1973; selections from The Form of Loss, 1956; The Astronomers, 1965; plus six new poems—English


    Selected Poems
    1979; selections from The Summer Anniversaries, 1960; Night Light, 1967; Departures, 1973; plus a section entitled Uncollected Poems—English

    James Merrill

    1982; selections from The Black Swan, 1946; First Poems, 1951; The Country of a Thousand Years of Peace, 1959; Water Street, 1962; Nights and Days, 1966; The Fire Screen, 1969; Braving the Elements, 1972; The Yellow Pages, 1974; Divine Comedies, 1976—English

  1602. The Changing Light at Sandover

    1603. originally published as 'The Book of Ephraim', in Divine Comedies, 1976; Mirabell: Books of Number, 1978; and Scripts for the Pageant, 1980; published as a single work, with the addition of 'The Higher Keys', 1982—English


    Selected Poems
    1988; selections from A Mask for Janus, 1952; The Dancing Bears, 1954; Green With Beasts, 1956; The Drunk in the Furnace, 1960; The Moving Target, 1963; The Lice, 1967; The Carrier of Ladders, 1970; Writings to an Unfinished Accompaniment, 1973; The Compass Flower, 1977; Opening the Hand, 1983—English

    James Wright

    1990; includes all but five poems of The Green Wall [1957]; the entirety of Saint Judas [1959]; The Branch Will Not Break [1963]; Shall We Gather at the River [1968]; Two Citizens [1973]; To a Blossoming Pear Tree [1977]; This Journey [1982]; plus two poems originally published in Collected Poems, 1971, and sections entitled Selected Prose [consisting of selections from Moments in the Indian Summer, 1976; and The Summers of Annie and James Wright, 1981], New Poems (from Collected Poems, 1971); and Some Translations (from Collected Poems, 1971, and New Translations)—English
    English

  1603. The Green Wall

    1604. 1957—English

  1604. Saint Judas

    1605. 1959—English

  1605. The Branch Will Not Break

    1606. 1963—English

  1606. Shall We Gather at the River

    1607. 1968—English

  1607. Two Citizens

    1608. 1973—English

  1608. To a Blossoming Pear Tree

    1609. 1977—English

  1609. This Journey

    1610. 1982—English


    Selected Poems
    1982; selections from What a Kingdom It Was, 1960; Flower Herding on Mount Monadnock, 1964; Body Rags, 1968; First Poems 1946-1954, 1970; The Book of Nightmares, 1973; Mortal Acts, Mortal Words, 1980—English

    Philip Levine

    1984; includes Pili's Wall [1971]; selections from On the Edge, 1963; Not This Pig, 1968; Red Dust, 1971; They Feed the Lion, 1972; 1933, 1974; The Names of the Lost, 1976; Ashes, 1979; Seven Years From Somewhere, 1979; One for the Rose, 1981—English

  1610. Pili's Wall

    1611. 1971—English


    New and Selected Poems
    1979; selections from Work and Days, 1961; The Pripet Marshes, 1965; Magic Papers, 1970; Lost Originals, 1972; Leaping Chair, 1976; plus 11 new poems—English

    Donald Hall
  1611. The One Day

    1612. 1988—English


    1990; selections from Exiles and Marriages, 1955; The Dark Houses, 1958; A Roof of Tiger Lilies, 1963; The Alligator Bride, 1969; The Yellow Poem, 1971; The Town of Hill, 1975; Kicking the Leaves, 1978; The Toy Bone, 1979; The Happy Man, 1986; plus a section entitled 1987-1990 and four poems previously published in periodicals or anthologies—English

    Alvin Feinman

    1990; includes Preambles and Other Poems [1964], revised; plus new poems—English

  1612. Preambles and Other Poems

    1613. 1964; revised for inclusion in Poems, 1990—English

    Richard Howard
  1613. Untitled Subjects

    1614. 1969—English

  1614. Findings

    1615. 1971—English

    John Hollander
  1615. Reflections on Espionage

    1616. 1976—English


    1993; includes Powers of Thirteen [1983]; selections from A Crackling of Thorns, 1958; Movie-Going and Other Poems, 1962; The Night Mirror, 1971; Town and Country Matters, 1972; Tales Told of the Fathers, 1975; In Place, 1978; Spectral Emanations, 1978; Blue Wine, 1979; Harp Lake, 1988—English

  1616. Powers of Thirteen

    1617. 1983—English

  1617. Tessarae and Other Poems

    1618. 1993—English


    No Nature: New and Selected Poems
    1992; selections from Riprap and Cold Mountain Poems, 1959; Myths and Texts, 1960; Mountains and Rivers Without End, 1965; The Back Country, 1967; Regarding Wave, 1969; Turtle Island, 1974; Axe Handles, 1983; Left Out in the Rain, 1988—English


    Selected Poems 1963-1983
    1990; selections from Dismantling the Silence, 1971; Return to a Place Lit by a Glass of Milk, 1974; Charon's Cosmology, 1977; Classic Ballroom Dances, 1980; White, 1980; Austerities, 1982; Weather Forecast for Utopia and Vicinity: Poems 1967-1982, 1983—English

    Mark Strand

    1980; selections from Sleeping With One Eye Open, 1964; Reasons for Moving, 1968; Darker, 1970; The Story of Our Lives, 1973; The Late Hour, 1978; New Poems, 1980—English

  1618. The Continuous Life

    1619. 1990—English

  1619. Dark Harbor

    1620. 1993—English

    Charles Wright

    1990; includes The Southern Cross [1981]; The Other Side of the River [1984]; Zone Journals [1988]; Xionia [1990]—English
    English

  1620. The Southern Cross

    1621. 1981—English

  1621. The Other Side of the River

    1622. 1984—English

  1622. Zone Journals

    1623. 1988—English

  1623. Xionia

    1624. 1990—English

    Jay Wright
  1624. Dimensions of History

    1625. 1976—English

  1625. The Double Invention of Komo

    1626. 1980—English


    1987; selections from Death as History, 1967; The Homecoming Singer, 1971; Soothsayers and Omens, 1976; Dimensions of History, 1976; The Double Invention of Koma, 1980; Explications/ Interpretations, 1984—English

  1626. Elaine's Book

    1627. 1988—English

  1627. Boleros

    1628. 1991—English

  1628. Amy Clampitt

    1629. Westward
    1990—English


    The Ether Dome and Other Poems: New and Selected 1979-1991
    1991; selections from The Woman on the Bridge Over the Chicago River, 1979; Of the Great House, 1982; The Bright Nails Scattered on the Ground, 1986; plus a section of new poems entitled Pastorals of Our Other Hours in the Millennium—English


    New Selected Poems
    1985; selections from The Wound and the Weather, 1946; The Toy Fair, 1954; A Swimmer in the Air, 1957; A Winter Come, a Summer Gone, 1960; Finding Them Lost, 1965; Second Nature, 1968; New Poems, 1971; Buried City, 1975; A Swim Off the Rocks, 1976; Notes From the Castle, 1980; Rules of Sleep, 1984—English

  1629. James Applewhite

    1630. River Writing: An Eno Journal
    1988—English

  1630. J D McClatchy

    1631. The Rest of the Way
    1992—English

  1631. Alfred Corn

    1632. A Call in the Midst of the Crowd
    1978—English

  1632. Douglas Crase

    1633. The Revisionist
    1981—English

    Rita Dove

    1993; includes The Yellow House on the Corner [1980]; Museum [1983]; Thomas and Beulah [1986]—English

  1633. The Yellow House on the Corner

    1634. 1980—English

  1634. Museum

    1635. 1983—English

  1635. Thomas and Beulah

    1636. 1986—English


    Small Congregations: New and Selected Poems
    1993; selections from Hosiery Seams on a Bowlegged Woman, 1983; Pyramid in Blue, 1990; At Redbones, 1990; Rainbow Remnants in Rock Bottom Ghetto Sky, 1991; plus 26 new poems—English

  1636. Edward Hirsch

    1637. Earthly Measures
    1994—English

  1637. Tony Kushner

    1638. Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes
    originally presented in two parts: Millennium Approaches, 1990; and Perestroika, 1992—English