Bibliography

A. Books
[Longer bracketed characterisations placed within double-quotes
were supplied by L.(R.)J. herself in 1976]

A. I. Works Written, Collaborated in, or Edited by, Laura Riding
[Excluded: unauthorized ("pirated") book-reprints]

1926 - 1935 | 1936 - 2001

Epilogue: A Critical Summary; Volume II: Summer 1936, Editor: Laura Riding, Associate Editor: Robert Graves.-Deya*, Majorca: Seizin Press; London: Constable, 1936.-vi, 252p. [Distributed in USA by Random House, New York] (For L.R. contributions see sections C & D, below)

Convalescent Conversations, by Madeleine Vara [pseudonym of Laura Riding].-Deyá, Majorca: Seizin Press; London: Constable, 1936.-139p. [Distributed in USA by Random House, New York] ["Story in Conversational Form"] [See endnote, below, on pseudonyms]

A Trojan Ending [with Author's Preface].-Deya, Majorca: Seizin Press; London: Constable, 1937.-xxix, 436p., folding map; New York: Random House, 1937.-xxix, 426p. ["Historical Novel, with Prefatory Essay"]

Epilogue: A Critical Summary; Volume III: Spring 1937, Editor: Laura Riding, Associate Editor: Robert Graves.-Deya*, Majorca: Seizin Press; London: Constable, 1937.-vi,258p., plates. [Distributed in USA by Random House, New York] (For L.R. contributions see sections C & D, below)

Collected Poems.-London: Cassell; New York: Random House, 1938.-xxviii, 477p., illus. [With Prefatory Essay, 'To The Reader']

The World And Ourselves.-London: Chatto & Windus,1938.-xi, 529,[i]p. (Note, p.ii: 'This represents the fourth volume of the literary series Epilogue...') (Dustjacket: 'by Laura Riding and sixtyfive others') ["Symposium On State Of World, Edited, with Commentaries, by Laura Riding"] [Includes text of 'A Personal Letter, With A Request For A Reply' (January 1937), pp. 15-19]

Len Lye And The Problem Of Popular Films [by 'L.R.'].-London: Seizin Press, 1938.-46p. (Literal Solutions). ["Pamphlet-Treatise"]

The Left Heresy In Literature And Life, by Harry Kemp, Laura Riding, and others.-London: Methuen, 1939.-viii, 272p. [The 'others' are Robert Graves and Alan Hodge, who collaborated in no's V-VI--revised from Epilogue III, 1937--of the book's six sections]

Lives Of Wives.-London: Cassell; New York: Random House, 1939.-323 p. [Historical Stories] [I. 'A Persian Lady, And Her Contemporaries'; II. 'Macedonian Times'; III. 'New Ways In Jerusalem']

The World And Ourselves.-[Reissue (photographic reprint) of 1938 edition, with new preface, 'For Later Readers (Thoughts of 1969 on Thoughts of 1938)'].-Ann Arbor MI; High Wycombe: University Microfilms, 1969.-[i], i-xxii, xi, 531p.)

Selected Poems: In Five Sets [with Preface on her later view of poetry, by Laura (Riding) Jackson].-London: Faber, 1970 (paperback only); New York: Norton, 1973 (cloth & paperback).-94p. (paperback reissue, New York: Persea, 1993)

The Telling [with Nonce Preface (for Chelsea , 1967)], by Laura (Riding) Jackson.-London: Athlone Press, 1972; New York: Harper & Row, [1973].-[v], 185p. ["Treating of the Personal Basis of Truth"]

It Has Taken Long-: From The Writings Of Laura (Riding) Jackson [half-title: Selections: Laura (Riding) Jackson]; Chelsea 35, December 1976 [whole issue],
editor Sonia Raiziss; guest-edited by Alfredo de Palchi.-New York: Chelsea Associates, 1976.-239p. [Introductory; Part 1: Language And Literature; Part 2: Story; Part 3: The Authorial Experience: Extracts From Praeterita; Part 4: The Personal Experience; Conclusory] (For L(R)J writings first published here, see Section D, below) [Other contributions: 'Word From The Guest Editor', by Alfredo de Palchi, pp. 10-11; Photograph, by Lowber Tiers, p. 227; Check-List, compiled by Alan Clark, pp. 228-239]

Description Of Life, by Laura Riding [with Preface by Laura (Riding) Jackson].-New York: Targ Editions, 1980.-v, 77p. [Limited to 350 copies, signed by the author]

The Poems Of Laura Riding: A New Edition of the 1938 Collection[with new Introduction] by Laura (Riding) Jackson.-Manchester: Carcanet; New York: Persea, 1980.-xiv, 419p., illus. (paperback reissues.-Manchester: Carcanet, 1986; New York: Persea, 1988.)

Progress of Stories [new ed.]; with new material, including other early stories and a new preface by Laura (Riding) Jackson.-Manchester: Carcanet; New York: Dial Press, 1982.-xxxiii, 380p. (paperback reissues.-Manchester: Carcanet, 1986; New York: Persea, 1994.)

Some Communications Of Broad Reference.-Northridge CA: Lord John Press, 1983.-[vii], 32p. [Limited to 125 numbered and 26 lettered copies, all signed by the author]

A Trojan Ending[new ed.]; with an Afterword by Laura (Riding) Jackson. Manchester: Carcanet, 1984.-xxix, 443p., endpaper maps.

Final Troyano [con Epilogo, 1984]; traduccion de Mireia Bofill.-Barcelona: Edhasa, 1986.-453p., endpaper maps.

Lives of Wives [new ed.]; with a new Afterword by Laura (Riding) Jackson.-Manchester: Carcanet, 1988.-328p. (paperback reissue, Los Angeles: Sun & Moon Press, 1995.-329p. (Sun & Moon Classics; 71))

First Awakenings: The Early Poems [of Laura Riding] [with Author's Preface by] Laura (Riding) Jackson; edited by Elizabeth Friedmann, Alan J. Clark, and Robert Nye.-Manchester: Carcanet; New York: Persea, 1992.-xvi, 280p.

Four Unposted Letters To Catherine[new ed.; with a] Postscript [1963] by Laura (Riding) Jackson; Afterword by Elizabeth Friedmann and Alan J. Clark.-New York:
Persea, 1993.-79p.

The Word 'Woman', And Other Related Writings, by Laura (Riding) Jackson [with author's Foreword, May 1989]; edited [with an Introduction] by Elizabeth Friedmann and Alan J. Clark.-New York: Persea, 1993.-ix, 211p.; Manchester: Carcanet, 1994.-ix, 203p.

A Selection Of The Poems Of Laura Riding; edited with an Introduction by Robert Nye.-Manchester: Carcanet, 1994; New York: Persea, 1996.-ix, 163p.

Rational Meaning: A New Foundation For The Definition Of Words, and Supplementary Essays, by Laura (Riding) Jackson and Schuyler B. Jackson; edited by William Harmon; Introduction by Charles Bernstein.-Charlottesville VA: University Press of Virginia, 1997.-xxv, 598p.

The Sufficient Difference: A Centenary Celebration of Laura (Riding) Jackson , guest-edited by Elizabeth Friedmann; Chelsea 69, December 2000 [whole issue], editor Richard Foerster.-New York: Chelsea Associates, 2000.-192p. (For L(R)J writings first published here, see Section D, below.) [Other contributions: 'General Introduction', by Elizabeth Friedmann, pp. 8-14; 'On The Failure Of Poetry: Introduction', by John Nolan, pp. 48-49; 'A Concentrated Impression of H.C.: Introduction', by Amber Vogel, pp. 108-110; 'A Note On Two Graves With The Same Epitaph', by William Harmon, pp. 143-147; 'Expanded Bibliographical Check-List, 1923-2001'[with notes], compiled by Alan J. Clark, pp. 147-179]

Anarchism Is Not Enough [new ed.]; edited and with an Introduction [and chronology] by Lisa Samuels.-Berkeley CA: University of California Press, 2001.-lxxviii,274p. [Text is facsimile of 1^st ed. 1928]

The Poems Of Laura Riding: A Newly Revised Edition Of The1938/1980 Collection; Centennial Preface by Mark Jacobs; [Note on the Text by Alan J. Clark].-New York: Persea, 2001.-xlv,498p. [Text is corrected facsimile of 1^st ed. 1938]

1926 - 1935

A. II.