LIST OF PUBLISHED WRITINGS OF OSCAR WILDE.
Αἴλινον, αἴινον εἰπὲ, Τὸ δ᾽ ευ̉ νικάτω. Dublin University Magazine, September, 1876.
Apologia. Poets and Poetry of the Century, Edited by A. H. Miles, Vol. viii, 1891, 1898.
Artist, The. In 'Poems in Prose.'
Artist's Dream, The. Green Room, Routledge's Christmas Annual, 1880.
Ave Imperatrix! A Poem on England. World, August 25, 1880.
Ave! Maria. Kottabos, Michaelmas Term, 1879.
Ballad of Reading Gaol, The. Leonard Smithers, 1898 (February), 7th Edition, 1899.
Birthday of the Infanta, The. (Le Figaro Illustré, Christmas Number?). In 'A House of Pomegranates.'
Canterville Ghost, The. Illustrations by F. H. Townsend. Court and Society Review, February 23, March 2, 1887. In 'Lord Arthur Savile's Crime and Other Stories.'
Case of Warder Martin, The. Daily Chronicle, May 28, 1897.
Children in Prison. Murdoch & Co., 1898 (February).
Chinese Sage, A. Speaker, February 8, 1890
Conqueror of Time, The. Time, April, 1879.
Critic as Artist, The. In 'Intentions.'
De Profundis. Methuen & Co., 1905 (February 23), 4th Edition, March, 1905.
Decay of Lying, The. A Dialogue. Nineteenth Century, January, 1889. In 'Intentions.'
Devoted Friend, The. In 'The Happy Prince and Other Tales.'
Δηξίθυμον Ἔρωτος Ἄνθος. Kottabos, Trinity Term, 1876.
Disciple, The. Spirit Lamp, June 6, 1893. In 'Poems in Prose.'
Doer of Good, The. In 'Poems in Prose.'
Dole of the King's Daughter, The. Dublin University Magazine, June, 1876.
Don't Read This if You Want to be Happy To-day. Daily Chronicle, March 24, 1898.
Duchess of Padua, The. Privately printed for the Author; America, 1883[1].
English Poetesses. Queen, December 8, 1888.
English Renaissance, Lecture on the. G. Munro's Seaside library, Vol. 58, No. 1183. New York, January 19, 1882.
Ethics of Journalism, The. Pall Mall Gazette, September 20, 25, 1894.
Fascinating Book, A. Womans World, November, 1888.
Fisherman and his Soul, The. In 'A House of Pomegranates.'
Fragment from the Agamemnon of Æschylos, A. Kottabos, Hilary Term, 1877.
From Spring Days to Winter (for Music). Dublin University Magazine, January, 1876.
Graffiti d'Italia (Arona. Lago Maggiore). Month and Catholic Review, September, 1876.
Graffiti d'Italia (San Miniato). Dublin University Magazine, March, 1876.
Grave of Keats, The. Burlington, January, 1881.
'Green Carnation, The.' Pall Mall Gazette, Oct. 2, 1894.
Grosvenor Gallery, The. Dublin University Magazine, July, 1877.
Guido Ferranti (Selection from 'The Duchess of Padua'). Werner's Readings and Recitations, New York, 1891.
Happy Prince and other Tales, The. David Nutt, 1888 (May), 1889 (January), 1902 (February).
Helas! Poets and Poetry of the Century. Edited by A. H. Miles, Vol. viii, 1891, 1898.
Harlot's House, The. 1885[2]
Heu Miserande Puer! See 'Tomb of Keats, The.'
House of Judgment, The. Spirit Lamp, February 17, 1893. In 'Poems in Prose.'
House of Pomegranates, A. Osgood, McIlvaine & Co., 1891 (November).
House of Pomegranates, A (Reply to Criticism of). Speaker, December 5, 1891.
Ideal Husband, An. Leonard Smithers & Co., 1899 (July)
Importance of being Earnest, The. Leonard Smithers & Co., 1899 (February).
Impression de Matin. World, March 2, 1881[3].
Intentions. Osgood, McIlvaine & Co., 1891 (May). New Edition, 1894[4].
Keats' Love Letters, Sonnet on the Recent Sale by Auction of. Dramatic Review, January 23, 1886.
Keats' Sonnet on Blue. Century Guild Hobby Horse, July, 1886.
La Belle Marguerite. Ballade du Moyen Age. Kottabos, Hilary Term, 1879.
La Fuite de la Lune. Poems and Lyrics of Nature, Edited by E. W. Rinder, Walter Scott, 1894 (May 9).
'THE WOMAN'S WORLD.'
Edited by Oscar Wilde from November, 1887, to September, 1889.
Reduced facsimile of the Cover (12 by 9¼).]
Lady Alroy. World, May 25, 1887. In 'Lord Arthur Savile's Crime and other Stories.'
Lady Windermere's Fan. Elkin Mathews & John Lane, 1893 (November 8).
Le Jardin des Tuileries. In a Good Cause, Wells Gardner, Darton & Co., 1885 (June).
L'Envoi. Rose Leaf and Apple Leaf, by Rennell Rodd. J. M. Stoddart & Co., Philadelphia, 1882.
Le Reveillon. Poems and Lyrics of Nature. Edited by E. W. Rinder. Walter Scott, 1894 (May 9).
Les Silhouettes. Poems and Lyrics of Nature. Edited by E. W. Rinder. Walter Scott, 1894 (May 9).
Libel Action against Lord Queensberry, The. Evening News, April 5, 1895.
Libertatis Sacra Fames. World, November 10, 1880[5].
Literary and other Notes. Woman's World, November, December, 1887; January to March, 1888.
London Models. Illustrations by Harper Pennington. English Illustrated Magazine, January, 1889.
Lord Arthur Savile's Crime. A story of Cheiromancy. Illustrations by F. H. Townsend. Court and Society Review, May 11, 18, 25, 1887. In 'Lord Arthur Savile's Crime and Other Stories.'
Lord Arthur Savile's Crime and other Stories. Osgood, McIlvaine & Co., 1891 (July).
Lotus Leaves. Irish Monthly, February, 1877.
Magdalen Walks. Irish Monthly, April, 1878.
Master, The. In 'Poems and Prose.'
Model Millionaire, The. World, June 22, 1887. In 'Lord Arthur Savile's Crime and other Stories.'
More Radical Ideas on Dress Reform. Pall Mall Gazette, November 11, 1884.
Mr. Pater's Last Volume. Speaker, March 22, 1890.
Mr. Whistler's Ten O'Clock. Pall Mall Gazette, February 21, 1885.
New Helen, The. Time, July, 1879.
New Remorse, The. Spirit Lamp, December 6, 1892.
Night Vision, A. Kottabos, Hilary Term, 1877.
Nightingale and the Rose, The. La Plume, December 15, 1900. In 'The Happy Prince and Other Tales.'
Note on Some Modern Poets, A. Woman's World, December, 1888.
Oh! Beautiful Star. (Three verses of 'Under the Balcony'). Set to music by Lawrence Kellie. Robert Cocks & Co., 1892.
On Criticism; with some Remarks on the Importance of doing Nothing. Nineteenth Century, July, September, 1890. In 'Intentions.'
Pen, Pencil, and Poison: A Study. Fortnightly Review, January, 1889. In 'Intentions.'
Phrases and Philosophies for the Use of the Young. Chameleon, 1894 (December).
Phêdre. See 'To Sarah Bernhardt.'
Picture of Dorian Gray, The (13 Chapters). Lippincott's Monthly Magazine, July, 1890.
Picture of Dorian Gray, The (20 Chapters). Ward, Lock & Co., 1891 (July 1). New Edition, 1894 (October 1).
Picture of Dorian Gray, The. (Replies to Criticism of). Daily Chronicle, July 2, 1890. Scots Observer, July 12, August 2, 16, 1890.
Poems. David Bogue, 1881 (July). 5th Edition, 1882. Elkin Mathews & John Lane, 1892 (May 26).
Poems in Prose. Fortnightly Review, July, 1894.
Πόντος Ἀτρύγετος. Irish Monthly, December, 1877.
Portia. World, January 14, 1880.
Portrait of Mr. W. H., The. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, July, 1889[6].
Preface to 'Dorian Gray,' A. Fortnightly Review, March, 1891.
Puppets and Actors. Daily Telegraph, February?, 1892[7].
Queen Henrietta Maria (Charles I., act iii.). World, July 16, 1879.
Ravenna. T. Shrimpton & Son, Oxford, 1878 (June).
Remarkable Rocket, The. In 'The Happy Prince and Other Tales.'
Requiescat. Dublin Verses, by Members of Trinity College. Elkin Mathews, 1895.
Rise of Historical Criticism, The. Privately printed. America, 1905[8].
Rose of Love and with a Rose's Thorns. See Δηξίθυμον Ἔρωτος Ἄνθος.
Roses and Rue. Midsummer Dreams, Summer Number of Society, July, 1885.
Salomé (French Edition.) Librairie de l'Art Indépendant, Paris, 1893 (February 22).
Salome (English Edition). Elkin Mathews & John Lane, 1894 (February 9).
Salve Saturnia Tellus. Irish Monthly, June, 1877.
Selfish Giant, The. In 'The Happy Prince and Other Tales.'
Sen Artysty; or, the Artist's Dream. See 'Artist's Dream, The.'
Shakespeare and Stage Costume. Nineteenth Century, May, 1885. In 'Intentions.'
Some Cruelties of Prison Life. See 'Case of Warder Martin, The,' and 'Children in Prison.'
Some Literary Notes. Woman's World, January to June, 1889.
Relation of Dress to Art, The. Pall Mall Gazette, February 28, 1885.
Soul of Man under Socialism, The. Fortnightly Review, February, 1891[9].
Sphinx, The. Elkin Mathews & John Lane, 1894 (September 29).
Sphinx without a Secret, The. See 'Lady Alroy.'
Star-Child, The. In 'A House of Pomegranates.'
Teacher of Wisdom, The. In 'Poems in Prose.'
Theocritus. Ballades and Rondeaus. Selected by Gleeson White. Walter Scott Publishing Co., 1889 (June 30)[10].
Θρηνῳδία. Kottabos, Michaelmas Term, 1876.
To Milton. Poets and Poetry of the Century, Edited by A. H. Miles, Vol. viii, 1891, 1898.
To My Wife: with a Copy of My Poems. Book-Song, Elliot Stock, 1893.
To Sarah Bernhardt. World, June 11, 1879.
Tomb of Keats, The. Irish Monthly, July, 1877.
True Function and Value of Criticism, The. See 'Critic as Artist, The,' and 'On Criticism.'
True Knowledge, The. Irish Monthly, September, 1876[11].
Truth of Masks, The. See 'Shakespeare and Stage Costume.'
Under the Balcony. Shaksperean Show-Book (May 29, 1884). See 'Oh! Beautiful Star!'
Un Amant de nos Jours. Court and Society Review, December 13, 1887. See 'New Remorse, The.'
Vera, or the Nihilists. Privately printed for the Author; America, 1882.
Vita Nuova. See Πόντος Ἀτρύγετος.
Wasted Days (From a Picture Painted by Miss V. T.). Kottabos, Michaelmas Term, 1877.
Whistler, Correspondence with. World, November 14, 1883; February 25, 1885; November 24, 1886. Truth, January 9, 1890.
Whistler's Lectures Reviewed. See 'Mr. Whistler's Ten O'Clock 'and 'Relation of Dress to Art, The.'
With a Copy of 'A House of Pomegranates.' Book-Song, Elliot Stock, 1893.
Woman of no Importance, A. John Lane, The Bodley Head, 1894 (October 9).
Woman's World, The. Edited by Oscar Wilde, 1887–9. Cassell & Co.
Young King, The. Illustrations by Bernard Partridge. Lady's Pictorial, Christmas Number, 1888. In 'A House of Pomegranates.'
[1] The title-page reads:—The Duchess of Padua A Tragedy of the XVI Century by Oscar Wilde Author of "Vera," etc. Written in Paris in the XIX Century. Privately printed as Manuscript. March 15, 1883 a. d.
The cover is inscribed 'Op. II.' Twenty copies were printed, of which one only is known to exist in England, the property of Mr. Robert Ross. It is in grey paper wrappers, 8vo., pp. 122. The play was acted in America in 1883 by the late Lawrence Barrett, shortly before his death. It is sometimes known as Guido Ferranti.
[2] The original publication of 'The Harlot's House' has not yet been traced. The approximate date is known by a parody on the poem, called 'The Public House, 'which appeared in The Sporting Times of June 13, 1885. In 1904 a privately printed edition, on folio paper, with five illustrations by Althea Gyles, was issued by 'The Mathurin Press,' London. In 1905 another edition was privately printed in London, pp. 8, wrappers.
[3] See Notes and Queries, Series ix., vol. xii., page 85.
[4] Continental Edition issued by Messrs. Heinemann and Balestier in 'The English Library,' No. 54. 1891.
[5] See Sonnets of this Century. Edited by William Sharp. Walter Scott Publishing Co., 1888 (March 22).
[6] Early in 1894, Messrs. Elkin Mathews and John Lane announced as being in preparation, 'The incomparable and ingenious history of Mr. W. H., being the true secret of Shakespear's sonnets, now for the first time here fully set forth. With initial letters and cover design by Charles Ricketts.' On the evening of his arrest, April 5, 1895, the publishers returned the MS. to Mr. Wilde's house, and it is said to have been stolen from there a few hours later.
[7] See Saturday Review, July 2, 1892.
[8] The authenticity of this work is not vouched for.
[9] It was the author's wish that 'The Soul of Man under Socialism' should be known as 'The Soul of Man,' and by this title he himself refers to it in De Profundis. A privately printed edition was published by Mr. Arthur L. Humphreys under this title in 1895, and again in 1904 in 'Sebastian Melmoth.' It appeared also in Wilshire's Magazine, Toronto, Canada, for June, 1902; and, under its original title, in a pirated edition issued in London, 1904; and in a beautiful edition published by Mr. Thos. B. Mosher, of Portland, Maine, U.S.A., April, 1905.
[10] See Literature, December 8, 1900.
[11] Re-printed in Dublin Verses, 1895; and The Tablet, December 8, 1900.