c 8-1100 |
Beowulf |
|
c 13– |
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight |
|
1485 |
Morte D’Arthur |
Sir Thomas Mallory |
1588 |
Tamburlaine |
Christopher Marlowe |
1590 |
The Faerie Queen |
Edmund Spenser |
1599 |
Much Ado About Nothing |
William Shakespeare |
1606 |
Volpone |
Ben Johnson |
1606 |
King Lear |
William Shakespeare |
1607 |
Macbeth |
William Shakespeare |
1611 |
The Tempest |
William Shakespeare |
1623 |
As You Like It |
William Shakespeare |
1637 |
New English Canaan |
Thomas Morton |
1647 |
Of Plymouth Plantation |
William Bradford |
1662 |
The Day of Doom |
Michael Wigglesworth |
1667 |
Pardise Lost |
John Milton |
1679 |
Pilgrim’s Progress |
John Bunyan |
1682 |
Narrative of Captivity |
Mary Rolandson |
1693 |
The Old Bachelor |
William Congreve |
1694 |
The Double Dealer |
William Congreve |
1695 |
Love For Love |
William Congreve |
1700 |
The Way of the World |
William Congreve |
1719 |
Robinson Crusoe |
Daniel Defoe |
1722 |
A Journal of the Plague Year |
Daniel Defoe |
1729 |
A Modest Proposal |
Jonathon Swift |
1748 |
Clarissa |
Samuel Richardson |
1749 |
Tom Jones |
Henry Fielding |
1764 |
The Castle of Otranto |
Horace Walpole |
1766 |
The Vicar of Wakefield |
Oliver Goldsmith |
1773 |
She Stoops to Conquer |
Oliver Goldsmith |
1778 |
Evelina |
Fanny Burney |
1784 |
Elegiac Sonnets |
Charlotte Turner Smith |
1786 |
Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect |
Robert Burns |
1786 |
Poems |
Phillip Freneau |
1790 |
Poems |
Sarah Wentworth Morton |
1791 |
Charlotte Temple |
Susanna Rowson |
1795 |
The Mysteries of Udolpho |
Ann Radcliffe |
1798 |
Lyrical Ballads |
Wordsworth and Coleridge |
1800 |
Castle Rackrent |
Maria Edgeworth |
1801 |
Belinda |
Maria Edgeworth |
1810 |
Curse of Kehama |
Robert Southey |
1810 |
Lady of the Lake |
Sir Walter Scott |
1811 |
Sense and Sensibility |
Jane Austen |
1813 |
Queen Mab |
Percy Bysshe Shelley |
1813 |
Pride and Prejudice |
Jane Austen |
1814 |
Waverley |
Sir Walter Scott |
1814 |
The Corsair |
Lord Byron |
1814 |
Mansfield Park |
Jane Austen |
1815 |
Emma |
Jane Austen |
1817 |
Northanger Abbey |
Jane Austen |
1818 |
Rip Van Winkle |
Washington Irving |
1818 |
Persuasion |
Jane Austen |
1818 |
Frankenstein |
Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley |
1819 |
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow |
Washington Irving |
1819 |
Vampyre |
John William Polidori |
1820 |
Don Juan |
Lord Byron |
1820 |
The Witch of the Atlas |
Percy Bysshe Shelley |
1820 |
Lamia, Isabella, The Eve of St. Agnes and Other Poems |
John Keats |
1824 |
Last of the Mohicans |
James Fenimoore Cooper |
1826 |
Hope Leslie |
Catharine Maria Sedgwick |
1828 |
The Mummy |
Jane C Loudon |
1830 |
Paul Clifford |
Edward Bulwer-Lytton |
1830 |
Poems, Chiefly Lyrical |
Lord Alfred Tennyson |
1834 |
A Narrative of the Life of David Crockett |
David Crockett |
1836 |
The Pickwick Papers |
Charles Dickens |
1836 |
The Big Bear of Arkansas |
TB Thorpe |
1837 |
Oliver Twist |
Charles Dickens |
1838 |
Voyage of the Beagle |
Charles Darwin |
1841 |
Wuthering Heights |
Emily Bronte |
1842 |
Poems Including Lockley Hall |
Lord Alfred Tennyson |
1842 |
Dramatic Lyrics |
Robert Browning |
1845 |
Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass |
Frederick Douglass |
1846 |
Book of Nonsense |
Edward Lear |
1847 |
Evangeline |
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow |
1847 |
Jane Eyre |
Charlotte Bronte |
1847 |
Agnes Grey |
Anne Bronte |
1848 |
Vanity Fair |
William Makepiece Thackeray |
1848 |
The Tenant of Wildfeld Hall |
Anne Bronte |
1849 |
David Copperfield |
Charles Dickens |
1850 |
The Scarlet Letter |
Nathaniel Hawthorne |
1850 |
House of Seven Gables |
Nathaniel Hawthorne |
1850 |
Sonnets from the Portuguese |
Elizabeth Barret Browning |
1851 |
Moby Dick |
Herman Melville |
1851 |
Uncle Tom’s Cabin |
Harriet Beecher Stowe |
1852 |
Ruth Hall |
Fanny Fern |
1852 |
Roughing it in the Bush |
Susanna Moodie |
1852 |
Poems |
Matthew Arnold |
1853 |
Bleak House |
Charles Dickens |
1853 |
Bartleby the Scrivener |
Herman Melville |
1853 |
Villete |
Charlotte Bronte |
1853 |
The Heir of Redclyffe |
Charlotte M Yonge |
1853 |
Cranford |
Elizabeth Gaskell |
1854 |
North And South |
Elizabeth Gaskell |
1854 |
The Angel in the House |
Coventry Patmore |
1854 |
Tempest and Sunshine |
Mary Jane Holmes |
1855 |
The Warden |
Anthony Trollope |
1855 |
Men and Women |
Robert Browning |
1855 |
Leaves of Grass |
Walt Whitman |
1855 |
A Tale of Two Cities |
Charles Dickens |
1855 |
On the Law of the Introduction of New Species |
Wallace |
1856 |
Aurora Leigh |
Elizabeth Barret Browning |
1858 |
Phantastes |
George MacDonald |
1858 |
Our American Cousin |
Tom Taylor |
1857 |
Barestshire Towers |
Anthony Trollope |
1859 |
The Woman in White |
Wilkie Collins |
1859 |
Poems |
Emily Dickenson |
1859 |
Adam Bede |
George Eliot |
1860 |
Circumstance |
Harriet Prescott Spofford |
1860 |
Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl |
Harriet Anne Jacobs |
1860 |
Great Expectations |
Charles Dickens |
1861 |
Lois the Witch |
Elizabeth Gaskell |
1861 |
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland |
Lewis Carroll |
1862 |
Goblin’s Market and Other Poems |
Christina Rosetti |
1862 |
The Morgesons |
Elizabeth Stoddard |
1863 |
Short Stories |
Elizabeth Gaskell |
1865 |
Wives and Daughters |
Elizabeth Gaskell |
1865 |
Hans Brinker, of the Silver Skates |
Mary Mapes Dodge |
1866 |
A Long Fatal Love Chase |
Louisa May Alcott |
1866 |
Poems |
John Greenleaf Whittier |
1866 |
Daniel Deronda |
George Eliot |
1867 |
Miss Ravenel’s Conversion from Secession to Loyalty |
John William DeForest |
1867 |
The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County |
Mark Twain |
1867 |
New Poems Including Dover Beach |
Matthew Arnold |
1868 |
Little Women |
Louisa May Alcott |
1868 |
The Moonstone |
Wilkie Collins |
1869 |
Good Wives |
Louisa May Alcott |
1869 |
The Ring and the Book |
Robert Browning |
1869 |
Lorna Doone |
Richard Doddridge Blackmore |
1870 |
Poems |
Dante Gabriel Rosetti |
1870 |
Through the Looking Glass |
Lewis Carroll |
1871 |
Little Men |
Louisa May Alcott |
1871 |
Desperate Remedies |
Thomas Hardy |
1871 |
Under the Greenwood Tree |
Thomas Hardy |
1872 |
The Princess and the Goblin |
George MacDonald |
1872 |
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer |
Mark Twain |
1872 |
Erewhon |
Samuel Butler |
1872 |
Camilla |
Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu |
1872 |
What Katy Did |
Susan Coolidge |
1873 |
A Pair of Blue Eyes |
Thomas Hardy |
1873 |
Charity |
W. S. Gilbert |
1873 |
Song of the Southern Seas |
John Boyle O’Reilly |
1874 |
Far from the Madding Crowd |
Thomas Hardy |
1874 |
Middlemarch |
George Eliot |
1875 |
The Way We Live Now |
Anthony Trollope |
1875 |
Our Boys |
Henry James Byron |
1876 |
Helen’s Babies |
John Habberton |
1876 |
The Return of the Native |
Thomas Hardy |
1876 |
The Hunting of the Snark |
Lewis Carroll |
1876 |
The Hand of Ethelberta |
Thomas Hardy |
1877 |
Black Beauty |
Anna Sewell |
1878 |
The Leavenworth Case |
Anna Katherine Green |
1878 |
For the Major |
Constance Fennimore Cooper |
1880 |
Washington Square |
Henry James |
1880 |
The Netherworld |
George Gissing |
1880 |
The Trumpet-Major |
Thomas Hardy |
1880 |
Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ |
Lew Wallace |
1880 |
Across the Zodiac |
Percy Greg |
1881 |
Portrait of a Lady |
Henry James |
1881 |
Laodicean |
Thomas Hardy |
1881 |
The Sins of the Cities of the Plain |
Jack Saul |
1883 |
The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood |
Howard Pyle |
1883 |
Treasure Island |
Robert Louis Stevenson |
1883 |
Life Among the Paiutes |
Sarah Winnemucca |
1883 |
Life on the Mississippi |
Mark Twain |
1883 |
A Country Doctor |
Sarah Orne Jewett |
1884 |
Flatland |
Ewin Abbott Abbott |
1884 |
Ramona |
Helen Hunt Jackson |
1884 |
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn |
Mark Twain |
1885 |
The Squater and the Don |
Maria Ruiz de Burton |
1885 |
Song of Hiawatha |
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow |
1885 |
The Rise of Silas Lapham |
William Dean Howells |
1885 |
After London |
Richard Jeffries |
1885 |
Idylls of the King |
Lord Alfred Tennyson |
1885 |
The Mayor of Casterbridge |
Thomas Hardy |
1886 |
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde |
Robert Louis Stevenson |
1886 |
The Bostonians |
Henry James |
1886 |
Jo’s Boys |
Louisa May Alcott |
1886 |
The Woodlanders |
Thomas Hardy |
1886 |
The Princess Casamassina |
Henry James |
1886 |
Kidnapped |
Robert Louis Stevenson |
1887 |
Saracinesca |
F. Marion Crawford |
1887 |
The Awakening |
Kate Chopin |
1888 |
Wessex Tales |
Thomas Hardy |
1889 |
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court |
Mark Twain |
1889 |
The Conjure Woman |
Charles W. Chesnutt |
1889 |
The Turn of the Screw |
Henry James |
1889 |
Anno Domini 2000-A Woman’s Destiny |
Julius Vogel |
1889 |
The Marrow of Tradition |
Charles W. Chesnutt |
1889 |
Stories |
Charlotte Perkins Gilman |
1890 |
The Picture of Dorian Grey |
Oscar Wilde |
1890 |
Stories |
Ambrose Pierce |
1891 |
Maggie: A Girl of the Streets |
Stephen Crane |
1891 |
Khaled: A Tale of Arabia |
F. Marion Crawford |
1891 |
Tess of the D’Urberbvilles |
Thomas Hardy |
1891 |
A New England Nun |
Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman |
1892 |
The Fate of Fenella |
Everybody |
1892 |
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes |
Arthur Conan Doyle |
1892 |
Lady Windermere’s Fan |
Oscar Wilde |
1893 |
George’s Mother |
Stephen Crane |
1893 |
The Odd Women |
George Gissing |
1894 |
The Green Carnation |
Robert Hichens |
1894 |
Esther Waters |
George Moore |
1894 |
The Jungle Book |
Rudyard Kipling |
1894 |
New Woman |
Ella Hepworth Dixon |
1895 |
The Red Badge of Courage |
Stephen Crane |
1895 |
Time Machine |
H. G. Wells |
1895 |
The Importance of Being Earnest |
Oscar Wilde |
1896 |
Ode to Ethiopia |
Paul Laurence Dunbar |
1896 |
Jude the Obscure |
Thomas Hardy |
1896 |
Poems |
Edwin Arlington Robinson |
1897 |
The Invisible Man |
H. G. Wells |
1897 |
The Well-Beloved |
Thomas Hardy |
1897 |
Sister Carrie |
Theodore Dreiser |
1897 |
Dracula |
Bram Stoker |
1898 |
The Open Boat and Other Tales |
Stephen Crane |
1898 |
Wessex Poems and Other Verses |
Thomas Hardy |
1898 |
Arms and the Man |
George Bernard Shaw |
1900 |
Lord Jim |
Joseph Conrad |
1902 |
The Hound of the Baskervilles |
Arthur Conan Doyle |
1901 |
Kim |
Rudyard Kipling |
1901 |
The Land of the Little Rain |
Mary Austin |
1903 |
The Souls of Black Folk |
W.E.B. DuBois |
1903 |
The Jungle |
Upton Sinclair |
1904 |
Green Mansions |
William Henry Hudson |
1906 |
Peter Pan |
J. M. Barrie |
1906 |
Howards End |
E.M. Forster |
1910 |
The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock |
T.S. Eliot |
1910 |
The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man |
James Weldon Johnson |
1912 |
Sons and Lovers |
D.H. Lawrence |
1913 |
O’Pioneers |
Willa Cather |
1913 |
Dubliners |
James Joyce |
1914 |
Poems |
Amy Lowell |
1916 |
A Jury of Her Peers |
Susan Glaspell |
1916 |
A Trifle |
Susan Glaspell |
1916 |
A Few Figs From Thistles |
Edna St. Vincent Millay |
1920 |
Kora in Hell |
William Carlos Williams |
1920 |
Beyond the Horizon |
Eugene O’Neil |
1920 |
This Side of Paradise |
F. Scott Fitzgerald |
1920 |
Ulysses |
James Joyce |
1922 |
Poems |
ee cummings |
192- |
Rootabago Stories |
Carl Sandburg |
1922 |
Spring and All |
William Carlos Williams |
1923 |
The Great American Novel |
William Carlos Williams |
1923 |
Poems |
Wallace Stevens |
1923 |
Cane |
Jane Toomer |
1923 |
The Great Gatsby |
F. Scott Fitzgerald |
1925 |
The Sun Also Rises |
Ernest Hemingway |
1926 |
Orlando |
Virginia Woolf |
1928 |
Lady Chatterly’s Lover |
D.H. Lawrence |
1928 |
Quicksand |
Nella Larsen |
1928 |
The Sound and the Fury |
William Faulkner |
1929 |
A Farewell to Arms |
Ernest Hemingway |
1929 |
Poems |
Langston Hughes |
193- |
Memories of an Infantry Officer |
Seigfried Sassoon |
1930 |
Alison’s House |
Susan Glaspell |
1930 |
Good Earth |
Pearl S. Buck |
1931 |
Mourning Becomes Electra |
Eugene O’Neil |
1931 |
Black Elk Speaks |
Black Elk |
1932 |
Southern Road |
Sterling Brown |
1933 |
Tender Is the Night |
F. Scott Fitzgerald |
1934 |
Absalom, Absalom! |
William Faulkner |
1936 |
The Grapes of Wrath |
John Steinbeck |
1939 |
Poems |
Carlos Bolosan |
194- |
Poems |
HD |
194- |
Poems |
Marriane Moore |
194- |
For Whom the Bell Tolls |
Ernest Hemingway |
1940 |
You Can’t Go Home Again |
Thomas Wolfe |
1940 |
A Curtain of Greene |
Eudora Welty |
1941 |
Dust Tracks on a Road |
Zora Neal Hurston |
1942 |
Collected Stories |
Katherine Anne Porter |
1944 |
Black Boy |
Richard Wright |
1945 |
The Iceman Cometh |
Eugene O’Neil |
1946 |
All the King’s Men |
Robert Penn Warren |
1946 |
Poems |
Robert Penn Warren |
1946 |
Poems |
Charles Olson |
195- |
The Old Man and the Sea |
Ernest Hemingway |
1951 |
Wise Blood |
Flannery O’Connor |
1952 |
East of Eden |
John Steinbeck |
1952 |
The Waking |
Theodore Roethke |
1953 |
The Long Goodbye |
Raymond Chandler |
1953 |
Poems |
Randall Jarell |
1954 |
A Good Man Is Hard to Find |
Flannery O’Connor |
1955 |
A Journey to Love |
William Carlos Williams |
1955 |
The Quiet American |
Graham Greene |
1955 |
Howl |
Allen Ginsberg |
1955 |
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof |
Tennessee Williams |
1955 |
Poems |
Elizabeth Bishop |
1956 |
Poems |
Richard Wilbur |
1957 |
The Country Girls |
Edna O’Brien |
1960 |
Poems |
Robert Lowell |
1960 |
The Golden Notebook |
Doris Lessing |
1962 |
One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest |
Ken Kesey |
1962 |
Pictures from Brueghel and Other Poems |
William Carlos Williams |
1962 |
Paterson |
William Carlos Williams |
1963 |
Poems |
Robert Creeley |
1963 |
Poems |
Sylvia Plath |
1963 |
Sometimes a Great Notion |
Ken Kesey |
1964 |
Herzog |
Saul Bellow |
1964 |
Dream Songs |
John Berryman |
1964 |
Everything that Rises Must Converge |
Flannery O’Connor |
1965 |
Wide Sargasso Sea |
Jean Rhys |
1966 |
Poems |
Anne Sexton |
1967 |
King, Queen, Knave |
Vladimir Nabokov |
1968 |
The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test |
Tom Wolfe |
1968 |
Stories |
Donald Barthelme |
1968 |
Tell Me How Long the Train’s Been Gone |
James Baldwin |
1968 |
Poems |
Denise Levertov |
197- |
Poems |
Robert Hayden |
1970 |
Poems |
Michael S. Harper |
1970 |
Old Times |
Harold Pinter |
1971 |
Pilgrim at Tinker Creek |
Annie Dillard |
1971 |
The Lives of Women and Girls |
Alice Munroe |
1971 |
Gorilla My Love |
Toni Cade Bambera |
1972 |
Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail ’72 |
Hunter S. Thompson |
1972 |
The Optimist’s Daughter |
Eudora Welty |
1972 |
Gravity’s Rainbow |
Thomas Pynchon |
1973 |
Poems |
A. R. Ammons |
1973 |
Poems |
Gallway Kinnel |
1973 |
Collected Works |
Grace Paley |
1973 |
Breakfast of Champions |
Kurt Vonnegut |
1973 |
High Windows |
Philip Larkin |
1974 |
Poems |
Adrienne Rich |
1974 |
The Woman Warrior |
Maxine |
1974 |
Turtle Island |
Gary Snyder |
1975 |
The Changing Light at Sandover |
James Merrill |
1975 |
Poems |
John Ashberry |
1976 |
Love Story |
Erich Segal |
1976 |
Song of Solomon |
Toni Morrison |
1977 |
Ceremony |
Leslie Mormon Silko |
1977 |
The Stories of |
John Cheever |
1979 |
Waiting for the Barbarians |
J. M. Coetzee |
1980 |
What We Talk About When We Talk About Love |
Raymond Carver |
1981 |
Midnight’s Children |
Salman Rushdie |
1981 |
Poems |
Simon J Ortiz |
1981 |
The Color Purple |
Alice Walker |
1982 |
The Real Thing |
Tom Stoppard |
1982 |
Poems |
Cathy Song |
1982 |
Love Medicine |
Louise Erdich |
1984 |
Cathedral |
Raymond Carver |
1984 |
Beloved |
Toni Morrison |
1987 |
Where I’m Calling From |
Raymond Carver |
1987 |
Speed-the-Plow |
David Mamet |
1988 |
Bad Behavior |
Mary Gaitskill |
1988 |
The Things They Carried |
Tim O’Brien |
1990 |
Woman Hollering Creek |
Sandra Cisneros |
1991 |
Poems |
Louise Gluck |
1993 |
Arcadia |
Tom Stoppard |
1993 |
The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven |
Sherman Alexie |
1994 |
Billy Collins |
Poems |
1995 |
Poems |
Li-Young |
1995 |
Infinite Jest |
David Foster Wallace |
1996 |
Underworld |
Don DeLillo |
1997 |
Interpreter of Maladies |
Jhumpa Lahi |
1999 |
City of God |
E. L. Doctorow |
2000 |
Fasting, Feasting |
Anita Desai |
2000 |
Coast of Ethiopia |
Tom Stoppard |
2002 |
The Beet Queen |
Louise Erdich |
2006 |
Lavinia |
Ursula K Le Guin |
2008 |
A Mercy |
Toni Morrison |
2008 |
A Gate at the Stairs |
Lorrie Moore |
2009 |
The Plague of Doves |
Louise Erdich |
Note to self: add Song of Hiawatha and Peter Pan.
Mary Maclane
Brilliant!
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Hi Sydney,
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