Bibliography:

[John Masefield]




(a) Major Works of John Nasefield

An asterisk (*) has been placed against those books to whose contents I have been unable to obtain access. Masefield's publisher in London is William Heinemann Ltd, in New York The Macmillan Company, unless otherwise specified.

1. Early Novels

(with dates of first English and American editions in order of publication).



1. Captain Margaret: A Romance
   • London: Grant Richards, 1908.
   • Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Company, 1909.


2. Multitude and Solitude
   • London: Grant Richards, 1909.
   • New York: Nitchell Kennerley, 1910.


3. Martin Hyde: The Duke's Messenger
   • Boston: Little, Brown, and Company, 1910.
   • London: Wells Gardner, Darton and Co. Ltd., 1910.


4. A Book of Discoveries
   • London: Wells Gardner, Darton and Co. Ltd., 1910.
   • New York: Frederick A. Stokes Company, 1910.


5. Lost Endeavour
   • London: Thomas Nelson and Sons, 1910.
   • New York: The Macmillan Company, 1917.


6. The Street of To-Day
   • London: J. M. Dent and Sons Ltd., 1911.
   • New York: E. P. Dutton and Company, 1911.


7. Jim Davis
   • London: Wells Gardner, Darton and Co. Ltd., 1911.
   • New York: Frederick A. Stokes Company, 1912.




2. Later Novels

(with dates of first editions).



1. The Taking of Helen
   • London and New York, 1923.


2. Sard Harker
   • London and New York, 1924.


3. Odtaa
   • London and New York, 1926.


4. The Midnight Folk
   • London and New York, 1927.


5. The Hawbucks
   • London and New York, 1929.


6. The Bird of Dawning
   • London and New York, 1933.


7. The Taking of the Gry
   • London and New York, 1934.


8. The Box of Delights, or, When the Wolves were Running
   • London and New York, 1935.


9. Victorious Troy, or, The 'Hurrying Angel'
   • London and New York, 1935.


10. Eggs and Baker, or, The Days of Trial
    • London and New York, 1936.


11. The Square Peg, or, The Gun Fella
    • London and New York, 1937.


12. Dead Ned: The Autobiography of a Corpse ...
    • London and New York, 1938.


13. Live and Kicking Ned: A Continuation of the Tale of Dead Ned
    • London and New York, 1939.


14. Basilissa: A Tale of the Empress Theodora
    • London and New York, 1940.


15. Conquer: A Tale of the Nika Rebellion in Byzantium
    • London and New York, 1941.


16. Badon Parchments
    • London, 1947.




3. Miscellaneous Prose up to 1914

(with dates of first English and American editions in order of publication).



1. A Mainsail Haul
   • London: Elkin Mathews 1905.
   • New York: The Macmillan Company 1913.


2. Sea Life in Nelson's Time
   • London: Methuen and Co. 1905.


3. On the Spanish Main: Or Some English forays on the Coast of Darien ...
   • London: Methuen and Co. 1906.


4. A Tarpaulin Muster
   • London: E. Grant Richards 1907.
   • New York: U. W. Dodge and Company 190B .


5. My Faith in Woman Suffrage
   • London: The Woman's Press 1910.


6. William Shakespeare
   • London: Williams and Norgate 1911
     (No.2 of the Home University Library).
   • New York: Henry Holt and Company 1911.




4. Plays up to 1914

(with dates of first English and American editions in order of publication).



1. The Tragedy of Nan and Other Plays
   • New York: Mitchell Kennerley, 1909.
   • London: Grant Richards 1909.
     (3 prose plays: 'The Tragedy of Nan', 'The Campden Wonder', and 'Mrs. Harrison').


2. The Tragedy of Pompey the Great
   • London: Sidgwick and Jackson, Ltd., 1910.
   • New York: The Macmillan Company, 1914.
     (A prose play).


3. Philip the King and Other Poems
   • London: William Heinemann Ltd., 1914.
   • New York: The Macmillan Company, 1914.
     ('Philip the King' is a play in verse).




5. Poetry up to 1914

(with dates of first English and American editions in order of publication).



1. Salt-Water Ballads
   • London: Grant Richards, 1902.
   • New York: The Macmillan Company, 1913.


2. Ballads
   • London: Elkin Mathews, 1903.


3. Ballads and Poems
   • London: Elkin Mathews, 1910.
     (Revised and expanded version of Ballads 1903).


4. Ballads
   • London: Elkin Matthews, 1911.
     (Selections from both 1903 and 1910 Ballads).


5. The Everlasting Mercy
   • London: Sidgwick and Jackson, Ltd., 1911.


6. The Everlasting Mercy and The Widow in the Bye Street
   • New York: The Hacmillan Company, 1912.


7. The Widow in the Bye Street
   • London: Sidgwick and Jackson, Ltd., 1912.


8. The Story of a Round-House and Other Poems
   • New York: The Macmillan Company, 1912.
     (Includes 'Dauber').


9. The Daffodil Fields
   • New York: The Macmillan Company, 1913.
   • London: William Heinemann Ltd., 1913.


10. Dauber: A Poem
    • London: William Heinemann Ltd., 1913.




6. Selected Works after 1914

(with dates of first editions).



1. John M. Synge: A Few Personal Recollections
   • Dundrum: The Cuala Press; and New York, 1915.
     (prose)


2. The Faithful: A Tragedy in Three Acts
   • London and New York, 1915.
     (prose play)


3. Good Friday and Other Poems
   • New York, 1916.
     ('Good Friday' is a play in verse)


4. Gallipoli
   • London and New York, 1916.
     (prose)


5. Lollingdon Downs and Other Poems, with Sonnets
   • London, 1917.
     (poetry)


6. The Old Front Line, or, The Beginning of the Battle of the Somme
   • London and New York, 1917.
     (prose)


7. A Poem and Two Plays
   • London, 1918.
     (contains 'Rosas', and 2 prose plays: 'The Locked Chest' and 'The Sweeps of Ninety-Eight')


8. St. George and the Dragon
   • London, 1919.
     (prose)


9. The Battle of the Somme
   • London, 1919.
     (prose)


10. Revnard the Fox: or The Ghost Heath Run
    • London and New York, 1919.
      (poetry)


11. Enslaved and Other Poems
    • 
      London and New York, 1920.
      (poetry)


12. Right Royal
    • 
      London and New York, 1920.
      (poetry)


13. Esther: A Tragedv Adapted and Partially Translated from Racine
    • London and New York, 1922.
      (verse play)


14. Berenice: A Tragedy Translated from Racine
    • London and New York, 1922.
      (verse play)


15. Mellonev Holtspur
    • London and New York, 1922.
      (prose play)


16. King Cole and Other Poems
    • London, 1923.
      (poetry)


17. A King's Daughter: A Tragedy in Verse
    • London and New York, 1923.
      (verse play)


18. Collected Poems
    • London, 1923.
      (poetry)


19. Recent Prose
    • London, 1924.
      (prose)


20. Shakespeare and Spiritual Life
    • Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1924.
      (prose)


21. With the Living Voice
    • London, 1925.
      (prose)


22. The Trial of Jesus
    • London and New York, 1925.
      (play in prose and verse)


23. Tristan and Isolt: A Play in Verse
    • London and New York, 1927.
      (verse play)


24. The Coming of Christ
    • London and New York, 1928.
      (verse play)


25. Midsummer Night and Other Tales in Verse
    • London and New York, 1928.
      (poetry)


26. Oxford Recitations
    • New York, 1928.
      (poetry by Masefield and others)


27. Easter: A Play for Singers
    • London and New York, 1929.
      (verse play)


28. The Wanderer of Liverpool
    • London and New York, 1930.
      (prose and verse)


29. Chaucer
    • Cambridge: University Press; and New York, 1931.
      (prose)


30. Minnie Maylow's Story and Other Tales and Scenes
    • London and New York, 1931.
      (poetry)


31. Poetry
    • London, 1931.
      (prose)


32. Collected Poems: Revised and Expanded edition
    • London, 1932.
      (poetry)


33. A Tale of Troy
    • London, 1932; New York, 1931.
      (poetry)


34. End and Beginning
    • London and New York, 1933.
      (verse play)


35. The Conway from her Foundation to the Present Day
    • London and New York, 1933.
      (prose)


36. A Letter from Pontus and Other Verse
    • London and New York, 1936.
      (poetry)


37. The Country Scene
    • London: William Collins Sons and Co., Ltd., 1937.
      (poetry, with pictures by Edward Seago)


38. Collected Poems: Revised and Expanded 3rd. edition
    • London, 1938.
      (poetry)


39. Tribute to Ballet
    • London: William Collins Sons and Co., Ltd; and New York, 1938.
      (poetry, with pictures by Edward Seago)


40. Some Verses to Some Germans
    • London and New York, 1939.
      (poetry)


41. Some Memories of W. B. Yeats
    • Dublin: The Cuala Press; and New York, 1940.
      (prose and verse)


42. The Nine Days Wonder
    • London and New York, 1941.
      (prose)


43. In the Mill
    • London and New York, 1941.
      (prose)


44. Gautama the Enlightened and Other Verse
    • London and New York, 1941.
      (poetry)


45. Natalie Maisie and Pavilastukay
    • London and New York, 1942.
      (poetry)


46. Land Workers
    • London, 1942; New York, 1943.
      (poetry)


47. A Generation Risen
    • London: William Collins Sons and Co., Ltd. , 1942; and New York, 1943.
      (poetry, with pictures by Edward Seago)


48. Wanderings (Between One and Six Years)
    • London and New York 1943.
      (poetry)


49. I Want! I Want!
    • London: National Book Council, 1944; and New York, 1945.
      (prose)


50. New Chum
    • London, 1944; New York, 1945.
      (prose)


51. A Macbeth Production
    • London, 1945; New York, 1946.
      (prose)


52. Thanks Before Going
    • London, 1946; New York, 1947.
      (prose)


53. A Play of St. George
    • London and New York, 1948.
      (play in prose and verse)


54. Poems: Revised and Expanded edition
    • London, 1938.
      (poetry)


55. On the Hill
    • London, 1949.
      (poetry)


56. St. Katherine of Ledbury and other Ledburv Papers
    • London, 1951.
      (prose)


57. So Long To Learn: Chapters of an Autobiography
    • London and New York, 1952.
      (prose)


58. The Story of Ossian
    • London and New York, 1959.
      (poetry – released as an LP)


59. The Bluebells and Other Verse
    • London and New York, 1961.
      (poetry)


60. Old Raiger and Other Verse
    • London, 1964; New York, 1965.
      (poetry)


61. Grace Before Ploughing: Fraglnents of Autobiography
    • London and New York, 1966.
      (prose)


62. In Glad Thanksgiving
    • London and New York, 1967.
      (poetry)


63. Sea Life in Nelson's Time
    • London: Conway Maritime Press, 1971.
      (prose – 3rd ed, completely re-set and with new illustrations, introduction by Prof. C. C. Lloyd. (Reprinted London: Book Club Associates, 1984))


64. The Twenty-Five Days
    • London, 1972.
      (prose – complete, original version of The Nine Days Wonder 1941)


65. John Masefield: Selected Poems
    • London, 1978.
      (poetry – with a preface by John Betjeman)


66. John Masefield: The Sea Poems
    • London, 1978.
      (poetry – in association with The Marine Society)


67. John Masefield: Selected Poems
    • Manchester: Carcanet Press, 1984.
      (poetry – ed. Donald E. Sanford)

[John Masefield: Selected Poems. Ed. John Betjeman (1978)]

(b) Selected Works about John Masefield

Arranged in chronological order within each section.

1. Bibliography




1. Simmons, Charles H. A Bibliography of John Masefield. New York: Columbia University Press, 1930.


2. Drew, Fraser Bragg. “Some Contributions to the Bibliography of John Masefield: 1.” The Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America, 53 (June, 1959): 188-96.


3. Drew, Fraser Bragg. “Some Contributions to the Bibliography of John Masefield: 2.” The Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America, 53 (October, 1959): 262-67.


4. Handley-Taylor, Geoffrey, ed. John Masefield, O.M., A Bibliography. London: Cranbrook Tower Press, 1960.




2. Criticism




1. Middleton Murry, John. “The Nostalgia of Mr. Masefield.” In Aspects of Literature. 1920. 2nd ed. London: Jonathan Cape, 1934. Pp.164-70.


2. Hamilton, W. H. John Masefield, A Critical Study. London: George Allen & Unwin, 1922.


3. Hamilton, W. H. John Masefield, A Popular Study. 2nd ed, revised and expanded. London: George Allen & Unwin, 1925.


4. Biggane, Cecil. John Masefield: A Study. Cambridge: W. Heffer & Sons, 1924.


5. Williams, Charles. “John Masefield.” In Poetry at Present. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1930. Pp.114-27.


6. Nevinson, Henry W. John Masefield: An Appreciation. Together with a Bibliography. London: William Heinemann, 1931.


7. Thomas, Gilbert. John Masefield. London: Thornton Butterworth Ltd., 1932.


8. Yu Da-Yuen. John Masefield: A Critical Estimate of His Poems and Plays. Peiping, China: Sun Yu Press, 1934.


9. Knight, G. Wilson. “Masefield’s Tragedy of Nan.” In New Hyperion: A Symposium of Poetry and Criticism. Ed. Geoffrey Handley-Taylor. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1950. Pp.30-36.


10. Knight, G. Wilson. “John Masefield: An Appreciation.” In John Masefield, O.M., A Bibliography. Ed. Geoffrey Handley-Taylor. London: Cranbrook Tower Press, 1960. Pp.9-11.


11. Knight, G. Wilson. “W. W. Gibson and John Masefield.” In The Golden Labyrinth: A Study of British Drama. London: Phoenix House, 1962. Pp.331-36.


12. Knight, G. Wilson. “Masefield and Spiritualism.” In Neglected Powers: Essays on Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Literature. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1971. Pp.260-92, 384-85.


13. Strong, L. A. G. John Masefield. Printed for The British Council & The National Book League. London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1952.


14. Spark, Muriel. John Masefield. London: Peter Nevill, 1953.


15. Fisher, Margery. John Masefield. A Bodley Head Monograph. London: The Bodley Head, 1963.


16. Berry, Francis. John Masefield: The Narrative Poet. The University of Sheffield: Inaugural Lecture, 25 October 1967.


17. Graves, Robert. "Chaucer's Man." In Remembering John Masefield. Ed. Corliss Lamont. London: Kaye & Ward Ltd., 1972. Pp.104-8.


18. Drew, Fraser B. John Masefield's England: A Study of the National Themes in His Work. New Jersey: Associated University Presses, 1973.


19. Greene, Hugh. "Introduction." In John Masefield, Captain Margaret. 1908. Bow Street Library. London: The Bodley Head, 1974.


20. Sternlicht, Sanford. John Masefield. Twayne English Authors Series. Boston: G. K. Hall & Co., 1977.


21. Betjeman, John. “Preface.” In John Masefield, Selected Poems. London: Heinemann, 1978.


22. Hope, Ronald. “Introduction.” In John Masefield, The Sea Poems. London: Heinemann, 1978. Pp. vii-xi.


23. Buchan, William. “Introduction.” In John Masefield, Letters to Reyna. London: Heinemann, 1978.




3. Biography & Letters




1. Lamont, Corliss, ed. Remembering John Masefield. London: Kaye & Ward Ltd., 1972.


2. Masefield, Judith. "Some Memories of John Masefield". In Lamont (1972, pp.9-17).


3. Smith, Constance Babington. John Masefield: A Life. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1978.


4. Lamont, Corliss & Lansing, ed. Letters of John Masefield to Florence Lamont. London & New York: The Macmillan Press Ltd., 1979.


5. Masefield, John. Letters to Reyna. Ed. William Buchan. London: Buchan & Enright, 1983.


6. Masefield, John. Letters to Margaret Bridges, 1915-1919. Ed. Donald E. Sandford. Manchester: Carcanet Press, 1984.


7. Vansittart, Peter, ed. John Nasefield's Letters from the Front, 1915-1917. London: Constable, 1984.


8. Gregory, John, ed. Brangwen: The Poet and the Dancer. A Story Based on Letters from the Poet Laureate John Masefield to a Young Ballerina During World War Two. Sussex, England: The Book Guild, Ltd., 1988.

[John Masefield: Selected Poems. Ed. John Betjeman (1978)]

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   [John Masefield: The Nine Days' Wonder (1941)]
   
   
   
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