112. The World’s Best 100 Detective Stories, Volume 6
113. The World’s Best 100 Detective Stories, Volume 7
114. Sunset Pass, Zane Grey
115. The World’s Best 100 Detective Stories, Volume 9
116. The World’s Best 100 Detective Stories, Volume 10
117. Wyndham’s Partner, Harold Bindloss
118. The Tall Ladder, Katharine Newlin Burt
119. Forlorn Island, Edison Marshall
120. A Voice Across the Years, Stephens Pratt
BOOKS AND PLAYS READ IN 1933
1. Novum Organum, Sir Francis Bacon
2. The History of Civilization in England, Volume I, Henry Buckle
3. Education, Herbert Spencer
4. British Agent, R. H. Bruce Lockhart
5. A Student’s History of Philosophy, Arthur K. Rogers
6. The History of Civilization in England, Volume II, Henry Buckle
7. The Picture of Dorian Gray, Oscar Wilde
8. Mourning Becomes Electra, Eugene O’Neill
9. The Psychology of Reasoning, Alfred Binet
10. The History of Civilization in England, Volume III, Henry Buckle
11. Science and Education, Thomas H. Huxley
12. The History of Civilization in England, Volume IV, Henry Buckle
13. Lalla Rookh, Thomas Moore
14. The History of English Literature, Volume I, H. A. Taine
15. The Return of the Native, Thomas Hardy
16. The Reign of Law, James Lane Allen
17. The Tempest, William Shakespeare
18. The History of English Literature, Volume II, H. A. Taine
19. The Critic, Richard Brinsley Sheridan
20. Timon of Athens, William Shakespeare
21. Don Juan, Lord Byron
22. Troilus and Cressida, William Shakespeare
23. The Origin of Species, Charles Darwin
24. The History of English Literature, Volume III, H. A. Taine
25. The Admirable Bashville, George Bernard Shaw
26. Lady Windermere’s Fan, Oscar Wilde
27. The Death of the Gods, Dmitry Merezhkovsky
28. Man and Technics, Oswald Spengler
29. Tono-Bungay, H. G. Wells
30. A Doll’s House, Henrik Ibsen
31. Winesburg, Ohio, Sherwood Anderson
32. A House of Gentlefolk, Ivan Turgenev
33. David, D. H. Lawrence
34. Back to Methuselah, George Bernard Shaw
35. The Brothers Karamazov, Fyodor Dostoevsky
36. The Mind of Mischief, William S. Sadler
37. Mornings in Mexico, D. H. Lawrence
38. The Nigger of the “Narcissus,” Joseph Conrad
39. Cavalcade, Noël Coward
40. The Genteel Tradition at Bay, George Santayana
41. Anthony Adverse, Hervey Allen
42. The Triumph of Youth, Jakob Wassermann
43. Frankenstein, Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
44. Père Goriot, Honoré de Balzac
45. The Animal Kingdom, Philip Barry
46. Thurso’s Landing, Robinson Jeffers
47. Manhattan Transfer, John Dos Passos
48. Overtones, James Huneker
49. Adventures in Genius, Will Durant
50. A Night at the Inn, Lord Dunsany
51. The Inspector General, Nicolay Gogol
52. Green Mansions, W. H. Hudson
53. Fathers and Sons, Ivan Turgenev
54. Principles of Abnormal Psychology, Edmund Conklin
55. Fashions for Men, Ferenc Molnar
56. Escape, John Galsworthy
57. Best British Short Stories of 1930, Edward J. O’Brien, editor
58. Dame Care, Hermann Sudermann
59. Jude the Obscure, Thomas Hardy
60. When We Dead Awaken, Henrik Ibsen
61. Justice, John Galsworthy
62. Mrs. Warren’s Profession, George Bernard Shaw
63. O. Henry Memorial Prize Short Stories, 1927
64. The Death of Ivan Ilyich, Leo Tolstoy
65. The Psychology of Murder, Andreas Bjerre
66. The Eternal Masculine, Hermann Sudermann
67. Eumenides, Aeschylus
68. The Sun Also Rises, Ernest Hemingway
69. The History of European Morals, Volume II, William Lecky
70. Gargantua and Pantagruel, François Rabelais
71. The Importance of Being Earnest, Oscar Wilde
72. The Circle, W. Somerset Maugham
73. Of Thee I Sing, George S. Kaufman and Morrie Ryskind
74. The Best Short Stories of 1930, Edward J. O’Brien, editor
75. Death Comes for the Archbishop, Willa Cather
76. Taras Bulba, Nicolay Gogol
77. Tacitus, Gaston Boirsier
78. The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife, Anatole France
79. Robert Burns, John Drinkwater
80. Elizabeth the Queen, Maxwell Anderson
81. Enough Rope, Dorothy Parker
82. Poetical Works, Li Po
83. Three Essays, Thomas Mann
84. Power, Lion Feuchtwanger
85. Lord Jim, Joseph Conrad
86. Saint Joan, George Bernard Shaw
87. Titans of Literature, Burton Rascoe
88. This Believing World, Lewis Browne
89. I Cover the Waterfront, Max Miller
90. The Greek Way, Edith Hamilton
91. Candide, Voltaire
92. Thirst, Eugene O’Neill
93. Since Victor Hugo, Bernard Fay
94. Both Your Houses, Maxwell Anderson
95. The Best Short Stories of 1933, Edward J. O’Brien, editor
96. The Life of Beardsley, Haldane Macfall
97. New Russia’s Primer, M. Ilin
98. Twenty-five Finest Short Stories, Edward J. O’Brien, editor
99. Writing for Money, Sydney Horler
100. The Heptameron, Marguerite, Queen of Navarre
101. Dionysus in Doubt, Edwin Arlington Robinson
102. The Age of Reason, Thomas Paine
103. The History of English Literature, Volume IV, H. A. Taine
104. When Worlds Collide, Edwin Balmer and Philip Wylie
105. South Wind, Norman Douglas
BOOKS AND PLAYS READ IN 1934
1. The Apple Cart, George Bernard Shaw
2. The Lovely Lady, D. H. Lawrence
3. Better Writing, Henry Seidel Canby
4. Figures of Earth, James Branch Cabell
5. Oil for the Lamps of China, Alice Tisdale Hobart
6. The Adventures of the Black Girl in Her Search for God, George Bernard Shaw
7. The Virgin and the Gipsy, D. H. Lawrence
8. Our Unconscious Mind, Frederick Pierce
9. King Kong, Edgar Wallace
10. The Woman of Andros, Thornton Wilder
11. Mademoiselle de Maupin, Théophile Gautier
12. Manfred, Lord Byron
13. Prometheus Bound, Aeschylus
14. The Life of Man, Leonid Andreyev
15. You Gotta Be Rough, Michael Fiaschetti
16. The New American Credo, George Jean Nathan
17. Mutiny on the Bounty, Charles Nordhoff and James Norman Hall
18. Command, William McFee
19. Victory, Joseph Conrad
20. Man and Mask, Feodor Chaliapin
21. Best British Short Stories of 1932, Edward J. O’Brien, editor
22. Sheaves, Rabindranath Tagore
23. Criminal Types, Colonel V. M. Masten
24. Rosinante to the Road Again, John Dos Passos
25. The Fountain, Charles Morgan
26. Best Short Stories of 1929, Edward J. O’Brien, editor
27. A Philosophy of Solitude, John Cowper Powys
28. Psychoanalysis and Behaviour, Andre Tridon
29. The Prophet, Kahlil Gibran
30. O. Henry Memorial Prize Stories for 1931, Blanch Colton Williams
, editor
31. O. Henry Memorial Prize Stories for 1932, Blanch Colton Williams, editor
32. Songs of the Seven Senses, Don Blanding
33. “The Lady or the Tiger?”, Frank R. Stockton
34. Modern Atlantic Short Stories, Charles Swain Thomas, editor
35. Blessed Spinoza, Lewis Browne
36. Men Against the Sea, Charles Nordhoff and James Norman Hall
37. Fatal Interview, Edna St. Vincent Millay
38. Adventure!, Carvath Wells
39. Texts and Pretexts, Aldous Huxley
40. Green Hell, Julian Duguid
41. Three Masters, Stefan Zweig
42. A Study of Versification, Brander Matthews
43. The Best British Short Stories of 1924, Edward J. O’Brien, editor
44. The Economy of Abundance, Stuart Chase
45. Hunger, Knut Hamsun
46. The Crock of Gold, James Stephens
47. Best British Short Stories of 1933, Edward J. O’Brien, editor
48. Life of Benvenuto Cellini, J. A. Symonds
49. The History of the Maya, Gaan and Thompson
50. Brazilian Adventure, Peter Fleming
51. Leonardo da Vinci, Dmitry Merezhkovsky
52. Night Over Fitch’s Pond, Cora Jarrett
53. Best Short Stories of 1931, Edward J. O’Brien, editor
54. Sitting Bull, Stanley Vestal
55. De Profundis, Oscar Wilde
56. Sonnets, Edward Arlington Robinson
57. The Well of Days, Ivan Bunin
58. Give Your Heart to the Hawks, Robinson Jeffers
59. Roan Stallion, Tamar, and Other Poems, Robinson Jeffers
60. Days Without End, Eugene O’Neill
61. Reason in Art, George Santayana
62. The Man Against the Sky, Edwin Arlington Robinson
63. By the City of the Long Sand, Alice Tisdale Hobart
64. The Purple Land That England Lost, W. H. Hudson
65. The Misty Pathway, Florence Riddle
66. The Oppermanns, Lion Feuchtwanger
67. Sailor, Beware!, Kenyon Nicholson and Charles Robinson
68. Ah, Wilderness!, Eugene O’Neill
69. Phra, the Phoenician, Edwin Arnold
70. Van Loon’s Geography, Hendrik Willem Van Loon
71. Jurgen, James Branch Cabell
72. The Shape of Things to Come, H. G. Wells
73. In the Dark Backward, Henry W. Nevinson*
74. Guns of Salvation Valley, Grant Taylor*
75. The Engineers and The Price System, Thorstein Veblen
76. The Quest for Corvo, A.J.A. Symons*
77. Experience and Art, Joseph Wood Krutch
78. After Worlds Collide, Edwin Balmer and Phillip Wylie
79. Black Monastery, Aladar Kuncz*
80. Two Symphonies, André Gide
81. Designed for Reading, Saturday Review of Literature anthology
82. The Behavior of Crowds, Everett Dean Martin
83. In All Countries, John Dos Passos
84. The Memoirs of Vincent Nolte, Vincent Nolte*
85. No One to Blame, Margaret Carson Hubbard*
86. More Harbours of Memory, William McFee*
87. The Bishop, and Other Stories, Anton Chekhov
88. The Big Pink, Hugh MacNair Kahler
89. Pirate Wench, Frank Shay*
90. Portrait of Eden, Margaret Sperry*
91. Androcles and the Lion, George Bernard Shaw
92. Parnassus on Wheels, Christopher Morley
93. Overruled, George Bernard Shaw
94. Swann’s Way, Marcel Proust
95. No Nice Girl Swears, Alice-Leone Moats
96. Pygmalion, George Bernard Shaw
97. King Solomon’s Mines, H. Rider Haggard
98. Ruins of Empires, Count Volney
99. The Night Life of the Gods, Thorne Smith
100. The Evergreen Tree, Kathleen Millay
101. The Best Short Stories of 1934, Edward J. O’Brien, editor
102. The White Monk of Timbuctoo, William Seabrook*
103. Aleck Maury, Sportsman, Caroline Gordon*
104. The Hour of Decision, Oswald Spengler
105. The Sonnet: Today and Yesterday, David Morton
106. The Tale of a Shipwreck, James Norman Hall
107. The Foundry, Albert Halper
108. The Son of Man, Emil Ludwig
109. Man Possessed, William Rose Benét
110. The Testaments, François Villon
111. Contemporary Poetry, Marguerite Wilkinson
112. The Morbid Personality, Sandor Lorand
113. Hamlet, William Shakespeare
114. Henry VI, Part I, William Shakespeare
BOOKS AND PLAYS READ IN 1935
1. Henry VI, Part II, William Shakespeare
2. Riker of the Seven Seas, Frederic H. Riker
3. South of the Sun, Russell Owen*
4. The Search for the Northwest Passage, Nellis M. Crouse*
5. This Wanderer, Louis Golding*
6. The Abbey of Evolayne, Paule Regnier*
7. Highland Night, Neil M. Gunn*
8. Israfel, Hervey Allen*
9. Pylon, William Faulkner*
10. The Pumpkin Coach, Louis Paul*
11. While Rome Burns, Alexander Woollcott
12. The Klondyke Nugget, Russell A. Bankson*
13. Talk United States!, Robert Whitcomb*
14. Henry VI, Part III, William Shakespeare
15. Hungry Men, Edward Anderson*
16. Horses, Dogs, and Men, Charles Wright Gray
17. Joseph and His Brothers, Thomas Mann
18. The Cat Screams, Todd Downing
19. Second Hoeing, Hope Williams Sykes
20. SOS to the Rescue, Karl Boordag*
21. Persian Letters, Montesquieu
22. Young Joseph, Thomas Mann*
23. Riders to the Sea, John Millington Synge
24. Richard III, William Shakespeare
25. Of Time and the River, Thomas Wolfe*
26. We Are Betrayed, Vardis Fisher
27. Antony and Cleopatra, William Shakespeare
28. Beggars of Destiny, George S. Whittaker*
29. The Snow, Phillip Freund*
30. Fully Dressed and In His Right Mind, Michael Fessier
31. Strife, John Galsworthy
32. The Sea Is My Workshop, Frank E. Walton*
33. Three Englishmen, Gilbert Frankau*
34. Goodbye, Mr. Chips, James Hilton
35. Dreamland, Clarence Budington Kelland*
36. Arctic SOS, Joseph M. Velter*
37. The Endless Furrow, A. G. Street*
38. Illyrian Spring, Ann Bridge*
39. Pier 17, Walter Havighurst*
40. A Midsummer Night’s Dream, William Shakespeare
41. Editor’s Choice, Alfred Dashiell, editor
42. Pitcairn’s Island, Charles Nordhoff and James Norman Hall
43. Al G. Barnes: Master Showman, Dave Roberson*
44. Ripe Breadfruit, Armine Von Tempski*
45. Hamlet, William Shakespeare
46. The Secret Path, Paul Brunton*
47. The Lost Continent of Mu, Colonel James Churchword
48. Kneel to the Rising Sun, Erskine Caldwell
49. I Wish I’d Said That!, Jack Goodman and Albert Rice
50. Henry IV, Part I, William Shakespeare
51. Seedtime and Harvest, Eleanor Blake*
52. The Best Short Stories: 1935, Edward J. O’Brien, editor*
53. Laughter in Hell, Jim Tully
54. The Powder Burner, Frank C. Robertson*
55. Harpoon, Foster Rhea Dulles*
56. Pro Patria, Ramón J. Sender*
57. The Golden Grindstone, Angus Graham*
58. The Clue of the Rising Moon, Valentine Williams*
59. Country Holiday, Frances Woodhouse*
60. It Seems to Me, Heywood Broun*
61. The Saga of th
e Bounty, Irvin Anthony*
62. Gold, Diamonds, and Orchids, William La Vorre*
63. The “Johanna Maria”, Arthur Van Schendel*
64. Marco Millions, Eugene O’Neill
65. The Story of the Human Race, Henry Thomas*
66. The Tempest, William Shakespeare
67. Racing the Seas, Walter and Olson*
68. European Experiences, Mabel Dodge Luhan*
69. The Seas Were Mine, Captain Howard Hartman*
70. Level Land, Kenneth C. Kaufman*
71. Design for Living, Noël Coward
72. Pink Pants, Holton and Balliol*
73. The Wild Duck, Henrik Ibsen
BOOKS AND PLAYS READ IN 1937
1. Genghis Khan, Harold Lamb
2. Reasons for Anger, Robert Briffault*
3. Song for a Listener, Leonard Feeney*
4. Buckboard Days, Sophie A. Poe*
5. First Men in the Moon, H. G. Wells
6. Westward from Rio, Bowman and Dickinson
7. Forgotten Towns of Southern New Jersey, Henry C. Beck*
8. Unequal to Song, Charles Martin*
9. Tamerlane, Harold Lamb
10. More Than Bread, Joseph Auslander*
11. Deserts on the March, Paul B. Sears
12. Haiti, J. Dryden Kuser
13. Gone With the Wind, Margaret Mitchell
14. Prisons and Beyond, Sanford Bates*
15. Cosmopolis, Paul Bourget
16. The War of the Worlds, H. G. Wells
17. The Gist of Philosophy, Louis Aaron Reitmeister*
18. Thieves Like Us, Edward Anderson*
19. The Food of the Gods, H. G. Wells
20. Grand Tour, R. S. Lambert, editor*
21. The Outline of History, H. G. Wells
22. In the Days of the Comet, H. G. Wells
23. Christopher Columbus, Jakob Wassermann
24. Rich Land, Poor Land, Stuart Chase
25. Of Mice and Men, John Steinbeck
26. Confessions of an English Opium Eater, Thomas De Quincey
27. The Antigua Stamp, Robert Graves*
28. The League of Youth, Henrik Ibsen
29. Romeo and Juliet, William Shakespeare
30. The Confession of a Child of the Century, Alfred de Musset
31. The Dangerous Sea, George Slocombe*
32. Tovarich, Jacques Deval
33. The Wingless Victory, Maxwell Anderson
34. High Tor, Maxwell Anderson
35. You Can’t Take It With You, George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart
36. The Conquest of Peru, William H. Prescott
37. Venus Castina, H. J. Bulliet
38. Halfway House, Ellery Queen
39. Treatise on the Gods, H. L. Mencken
40. Lives of the Caesars, Suetonius
41. Last Year’s Snow, Don Tracy*
42. Monsieur de Camors, Octave Feuillet
43. The Master Builder, Henrik Ibsen
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