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The Late Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Pretty Fanny’s way. 1909.
Willowford Woods. 1911, 1921 (abridged).
reviews: Athenaeum 26 Aug 1911; Bookman Sep 1911.
The first born. [1911.]
reviews: Athenaeum 9 Sep 1911; Bookman Oct 1911.
The secret tontine. 1912.
Damosel Croft. A novel. [1912.]
The Dukeries. 1913 (Beautiful England ser, illustr E. W. Haslehust).
Roadknight. A novel. [1913.]
review: Bookman June 1913.
Weird wedlock. 1913.
The chase. A story. 1914, 1921.
review: Athenaeum 6 Dec 1914.
Ripon & Harrogate. 1914 (Beautiful England ser, painted by E.
Haslehust).
Scarborough and neighbourhood. 1914 (Beautiful England ser,
painted by E. Haslehust).
Under cover of night. 1914.
review: Athenaeum 12 Sep 1914.
Honeysuckle rogue: a novel. 1917.
The climax. A comedy in one act. London and Glasgow 1928
(Repertory Plays no 67).
Contributions to periodicals
Ludgate Mag. In the land of romance, Apr 1892.
Nat Observer. 2 July 1892–3 Feb 1894.
Yellow Book. Crimson weaver, July 1895.
Pall Mall Mag. Nov 1900–June 1904.
Windsor Mag. For owd time’s sake, Feb 1902.
Temple Bar. The charity of widow Ogden, June 1906.
The Idler. Apr 1906–June 1910.
Cornhill. My dowager, Sep 1912.
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Sharp, E. A. In her William Sharp (Fiona Macleod): a memoir, 1910,
New York 1910, 2 vols 1912.
The Times 7 Apr 1917. Obituary.
Phillpotts, E. Letter. TLS 12 Apr 1917.
Phillpots, E. Bookman June 1917.
Moult, T. Bookman Oct 1926. [da]
George Gissing 1857–1903
The three main sources of material are the Beinecke Library at Yale, which
contains much family correspondence, the letters to Bertz and miscellaneous
correspondents and mss of poems and short stories, and of The town traveller;
the Berg Collection NYPL, which also holds much family correspondence
and letters to many minor correspondents and mss of short stories and of
Demos, The emancipated, New Grub Street and Will Warburton; the
Lilly Library, Indiana University, which has acquired the material formerly
held by the Carl H. Pforzheimer Library, that is numerous letters, including
the most significant ones to literary agents, and mss of early work in verse and
prose and of Isabel Clarendon, Charles Dickens: a critical study, By the
Ionian sea, The private papers of Henry Ryecroft (first version) and
Veranilda. Other important collections are in the Huntington, which possesses
the mss of Thyrza, The nether world, Denzil Quarrier, Born in
exile, In the year of jubilee, Eve’s ransom, The whirlpool and The
crown of life; Colgate University Library (letters and mss of short stories);
the Boston Public Library (letters to Ellen Gissing); the Pierpont Morgan
Library (letters and early mss); HRHRC (letters and the ms of Workers in
the dawn); the Turnbull Library, Wellington NZ (ms of Our friend the
charlatan); the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (letters to H. G.
Wells) and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (letters to W. H.
Hudson and one chapter of A life’s morning). Further details will be found
in the Location register, vol 1 1988 and IELM, vol 4 pt 1. Many items of
current and permanent interest will be found in the Gissing Newsletter
1965–1990 and in the Gissing Jnl 1991– .
Bibliographies
Danielson, H. In his Bibliographies of modern authors, 1921.
Wise, T. J. The Ashley Library, vols 2 1922, 9 1927, 10 1930.
Quinn, J. Complete catalogue of the library of John Quinn,
Anderson Galleries, 10 Dec 1923.
Scott, T. In his edn of Gissing, Critical studies of the works of
Charles Dickens, New York 1924.
Notes on sales. TLS, 3 Mar 1927.
Kern, J. The library of Jerome Kern, Anderson Galleries, 7–10 July
1929.
Sotheby catalogue, 19 June 1930.
Cutler, B. D. and V. Stiles. Modern British authors: their first editions.
1930.
Schwartz, J. In his 1100 obscure points, 1931.
Books for sale. Publishers’ Weekly, 23 Apr 1932.
Adams, G. M. How and why I collect George Gissing. Colophon pt
18, 1934. Facs of Account of books 1880–98.
The first editions of Gissing’s works. More Books, Boston, Feb
1936.
Niebling, R. F. The Adams-Gissing collection. YULG, Jan 1942.
Wing, D. The Adams-Gissing collection. YULG, Jan 1944.
Notes on recent acquisitions. YULG, Jan 1946 and Apr 1947.
Ransom, W. Selective check lists of press books. New York 1947.
Sadleir, M. Nineteenth-century fiction. 2 vols 1951.
Recent acquisitions. YULG, July 1952.
Bibliographical notes on Gissing. Eng Fiction in Transition 1 no 1,
Fall–Winter 1957, Spring–Summer 1958, Autumn 1958, Spring
1959; 3 no 2, 1960; 4 no 1, 1961; Eng Lit in Transition 6 no 4, 1963; 7
nos 1 and 2, 1964; 8 no 5, 1965; 9 no 4, 1966; 11 no 1, 1968; 14 no 1,
1971.
Daniels, E. From a Gissing collection. Philobiblon (Colgate Univ
Lib), June 1961.
Gordan, J. D. New in the Berg Collection 1959–61. Exhibition NYPL
1964.
Coustillas, P. Gissing’s short stories: a bibliography. Eng Lit in
Transition 7 no 2, 1964. For addns see Gissing Newsletter, then
Gissing Jnl passim.
Korg, J. George Gissing. In Victorian fiction: a guide to research, ed
L. Stevenson, Cambridge MA 1964.
A creative century: selections from the twentieth century collections
at the University of Texas 1964.
Gordan, J. D. Novels in manuscript. An exhibition from the Berg
collection NYPL 1965. On ms of New Grub Street.
Coustillas, P. Gissing’s writings on Dickens. A biobibliographical
survey. Dickensian, Autumn 1965.
Gordan, J. D. An anniversary exhibition. The Henry W. and Albert A.
Berg collection 1940–1965 NYPL 1965. The holograph diaries.
Schulz, H. C. English literary manuscripts in the Huntington.
HLQ , May 1968. Mss of 8 Gissing novels, his memorandum book
and 8 letters.
Coustillas, P. Collecting George Gissing. Book Collecting and Lib
Monthly, May 1968.
Coustillas, P. In search of Gissing memories in Switzerland. Book
Collecting and Lib Monthly, Dec 1968.
Spiers, J. and P. Coustillas. A George Gissing bibliography. Book
Collecting and Lib Monthly, Sep–Nov 1969.
Howard-Hill, T. H. Bibliography of British literary bibliographies.
1969.
Coustillas, P. Gissing’s writings on Dickens: a bibliographical
survey 1969, rptd 1971. With 2 uncollected articles on Dickens.
Koike, S., G. Kamo, C. C. Kohler and P. Coustillas. Gissing East and
West. 1970.
Coustillas, P. Gissing’s library. Gissing Newsletter, Apr 1971.
Spiers, J. and P. Coustillas. The rediscovery of George Gissing. Nat
Book League, 1971.
Szladits, L. L. New in the Berg collection 1965–69. NYPL 1971.