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eviews: Providence Sunday Jnl, 29 Oct 1899; (Socius) New Age,<br />

2 Nov 1899; Public Opinion (New York), 30 Nov 1899; San<br />

Francisco Chron, 28 Jan 1900; <strong>The</strong> Times, 13 Apr 1900; <strong>The</strong> Times,<br />

(weekly edn) 20 Apr 1900.<br />

<strong>The</strong> works <strong>of</strong> Charles Dickens. 11 vols (6 titles) 1899–1901 (Rochester<br />

edn). Introds by Gissing, notes by F. G. Kitton.<br />

Our friend the charlatan. 1901, 1901 (Colonial edn); New York 1901;<br />

London [1903], [1906]; New York 1969; ed P. Coustillas, Hassocks<br />

1976, Cranbury NJ 1976.<br />

reviews: Birmingham Daily Post, 21 June 1901; Daily Mail, 25<br />

June 1901; (E. A. Bennett) Hearth and Home, 4 July 1901; <strong>The</strong><br />

Times, (weekly edn suppl) 5 July 1901; Daily Graphic, 6 July 1901;<br />

Standard, 19 July 1901; Vanity Fair, 8 Aug 1901; Commercial<br />

Advertiser (New York), 10 Aug 1901; Book Buyer (New York), Aug<br />

1901.<br />

By the Ionian sea: notes <strong>of</strong> a ramble in southern Italy. Serialised in<br />

Fortnightly Rev, May–Oct 1900; 1901, 1905 (twice), 1905 (Colonial<br />

edn); New York 1905; London 1917; New York [1917]; Portland ME<br />

1920; London 1921, introd by V. Woolf (Travellers’ Lib), London<br />

and New York 1933; foreword by F. Swinnerton, London 1956, rptd<br />

1961, rptd 1963; Tokyo 1958 (abridged); Chester Springs PA 1963;<br />

Tokyo 1970 (abridged); Reggio Calabria 1980 (abridged); London<br />

1986; Marlboro VT 1991; Loanhead 1992 (priv ptd); Evanston IL<br />

1996. Tr Jap 1947, 1988, 1994 (rev), Ital 1957, 1962, 1971, 1993, Fr<br />

1997. Selections: Bartlesville OK, Christmas 1943 (priv ptd).<br />

reviews: Globe, 29 June 1901; Queen, 29 June 1901; (E. A.<br />

Bennett) Hearth and Home, 4 July 1901; <strong>The</strong> Times, (weekly edn<br />

suppl) 19 July 1901; (W. S. Maugham) Sunday Sun, 11 Aug 1901,<br />

rptd in W. S. Maugham, A traveller in romance: uncollected writings<br />

1901–1964, 1984; Bookman, Aug 1901; New York Times Book<br />

Rev, 20 May 1905.<br />

Forster’s life <strong>of</strong> Charles Dickens. Abridged and rev New York 1902;<br />

London 1903 [1902], 1907, nd (vol 20 <strong>of</strong> Special authorised edition<br />

<strong>of</strong> the works <strong>of</strong> Charles Dickens).<br />

reviews: Daily Telegraph, 17 Oct 1902; Morning Post, 4 Dec<br />

1902; Book Lover (Melbourne), Dec 1902.<br />

<strong>The</strong> private papers <strong>of</strong> Henry Ryecr<strong>of</strong>t. 1903 (4 times); New York 1903;<br />

London 1903 (Colonial edn, twice), 1904 (twice), 1905; New York<br />

1905; London 1906 (twice); New York 1906; London 1907; New<br />

York 1907; London 1908 (twice), 1909, 1910; New York 1910;<br />

London 1912 (twice); New York [1912]; Toronto [1912]; London<br />

1913, 1914, 1915; New York 1915, [1915] (Wayfarer’s Lib); London<br />

1918; introd by P. E. More, New York [1918] (Mod Lib, many<br />

reprints until 1942); London 1921; New York 1921; introd by T.<br />

Seccombe, Portland ME 1921; London 1923, 1926; New York 1927<br />

(EL); London 1928 (twice); introd by T. Seccombe, Portland ME<br />

1928; London 1930, 1939 (64th thousand), introd by C. Chisholm<br />

1953, 1954, introd by C. Chisholm 1961; New York, introd by V. S.<br />

Pritchett 1961 (Signet Classics), [1961] (Dolphin Books); introd by<br />

C. Chisholm, London 1964 (EL); introd by J. S. Collis and bibl<br />

notes by P. Coustillas, Brighton 1982, rptd 1983; ed M. Storey,<br />

Oxford 1987 (WCp). Tr Jap in Shumi, July 1909 (selection), 1912,<br />

1924, 1927–8 (selection), 1960 (many reprints), 1995, Du 1920,<br />

1989, Swed 1929, 1963 (selection), Ital 1957 (7 printings by 1964),<br />

1990, Korean 1960, 1979, Fr 1966, Chinese 1969, 1987.<br />

reviews: Leeds and Yorkshire Mercury, 3 Feb 1903; Yorkshire<br />

Post, 4 Feb 1903; Irish Times, 6 Feb 1903; Birmingham Daily Post,<br />

27 Feb 1903; New York Times Book Rev, 28 Feb 1903; Standard, 12<br />

March 1903; Weekly Critical Rev (Paris), 12 Mar, (<strong>The</strong>odore<br />

Davidson) 30 Apr 1903; (H. Murray) Sunday Sun, 15 Mar 1903; (V.<br />

Woolf) Guardian, 13 Feb 1907.<br />

Selections: Books and the quiet life, being some pages from <strong>The</strong><br />

private papers <strong>of</strong> Henry Ryecr<strong>of</strong>t, chosen by W[aldo] R. B[rowne],<br />

Portland ME 1914, rptd 1922; Ragged veterans: selections from<br />

<strong>The</strong> private papers <strong>of</strong> Henry Ryecr<strong>of</strong>t, np Christmas 1930;<br />

George Gissing on the ownership <strong>of</strong> books, being some excerpts<br />

from that wise and delightful volume <strong>The</strong> private papers <strong>of</strong><br />

Henry Ryecr<strong>of</strong>t, Muscatine IA 1937; George Gissing contemplates<br />

his ancient penholder, [Muscatine IA] 1938; Stray leaves<br />

from <strong>The</strong> private papers <strong>of</strong> Henry Ryecr<strong>of</strong>t, Westport CT 1942;<br />

<strong>The</strong> day I granted to my better genius: selections from <strong>The</strong><br />

private papers <strong>of</strong> Henry Ryecr<strong>of</strong>t, 1944; <strong>The</strong> private papers <strong>of</strong><br />

Henry Ryecr<strong>of</strong>t, ed F. Badolato, Rome 1991.<br />

Veranilda: a romance. 1904 (twice), 1904 (Colonial edn, twice), 1905;<br />

New York 1905 (twice); London 1929 (WC); New York 1968; ed P.<br />

Coustillas, Brighton 1987.<br />

reviews: St James’s Gazette, 28 Sep 1904; Daily Graphic, 28 Sep<br />

1904; Morning Leader, 5 Oct 1904; Black and White, 8 Oct 1904;<br />

Sketch, 12 Oct 1904; To-Day, 12 Oct 1904; Birmingham Daily Post,<br />

14 Oct 1904; Glasgow Herald, 15 Oct 1904; Yorkshire Post, 19 Oct<br />

1904; Standard, 26 Oct 1904; (T. Lloyd) Sunday Sun, 20 Nov 1904;<br />

Rapid Rev, Nov 1904; (Charbon) Hearth and Home, 1 Dec 1904;<br />

Liverpool Daily Post, 7 Dec 1904; New York Sat Rev <strong>of</strong> Books, 31<br />

Dec 1904.<br />

Will Warburton: a romance <strong>of</strong> real life. Serialised New Age, 5 Jan–8<br />

June 1905, Yorkshire Weekly Post, 7 Jan–20 May 1905, Adelaide<br />

Observer, 7 Jan–20 May 1905; 1905; New York 1905; London<br />

[1908], 1915; New York [1916] (Wayfarer’s Lib); London 1929 (WC);<br />

New York 1969; ed Colin Partridge, Brighton 1981; introd by J.<br />

Halperin, London 1985.<br />

reviews: World, 27 June 1905; (A.N.M[onkhouse]) Manchester<br />

Guardian, 28 June 1905; (F. G. Bettany) Sunday Times, 9 July 1905;<br />

Daily Graphic, 12 July 1905; (L.) Sunday Sun, 16 July 1905; Truth,<br />

20 July 1905; Vanity Fair, 20 July 1905; Yorkshire Post, 26 July<br />

1905; (Charbon) Hearth and Home, 27 July 1905; Rapid Rev, Aug<br />

1905; (Max Meyerfeld) Die Nation (Berlin), 12 Aug 1905; Observer,<br />

13 Aug 1905; Leeds and Yorkshire Mercury, 15 Aug 1905.<br />

<strong>The</strong> House <strong>of</strong> Cobwebs and other stories. [All Eng and Amer edns up<br />

to 1971 carry the introductory survey by T. Seccombe.] 1906<br />

(twice); New York 1906 (1st edn bears ‘second impression’ on title<br />

page); London 1907; New York 1907; London 1914; New York<br />

[1915] (Wayfarer’s Lib); London 1919, 1923, 1926; Tokyo c. 1927;<br />

London 1931; Osaka 1949 (selection); 2 vols Tokyo 1953 (selection,<br />

many printings); Kyoto c. 1958 (selection); Freeport NY 1971.<br />

Contains title story, A capitalist, Christopherson, Humplebee,<br />

<strong>The</strong> scrupulous father, A poor gentleman, Miss Rodney’s leisure,<br />

A charming family, A daughter <strong>of</strong> the lodge, <strong>The</strong> riding-whip,<br />

Fate and the apothecary, Topham’s chance, A lodger in Maze<br />

Pond, <strong>The</strong> salt <strong>of</strong> the earth, <strong>The</strong> pig and whistle. Tr Jap, 2 vols<br />

1946, 2 vols 1951, 2 vols 1953. Many reprints.<br />

reviews: Rapid Rev, May 1906; Tribune, 30 May 1906; Standard,<br />

8 June 1906; Daily Mail, 11 June 1906; Daily Graphic, 14 June 1906;<br />

(Charbon) Hearth and Home, 14 June 1906; Public Opinion, 15<br />

June 1906; (F. G. Bettany) Sunday Times, 17 June 1906; Yorkshire<br />

Post, 20 June 1906.<br />

An heiress on condition. Philadelphia 1923 (priv ptd).<br />

Sins <strong>of</strong> the fathers and other tales. Introd by V. Starrett, Chicago<br />

1924. Contains title story, Gretchen, R.I.P., Too dearly bought.<br />

Critical studies <strong>of</strong> the works <strong>of</strong> Charles Dickens. New York 1924,<br />

1965. Contains 9 introds to Rochester edn, including 3 unpubd,<br />

and Dickens in memory. Introd and bibliography <strong>of</strong> Gissing by T.<br />

Scott.<br />

<strong>The</strong> immortal Dickens. 1925; New York 1969. Same contents as<br />

Critical studies but with introd by B. W. M[atz]. No bibliography.<br />

A victim <strong>of</strong> circumstances and other stories. Preface by A. C. Gissing<br />

1927; Boston and New York 1927; New York 1971. Contains title<br />

story, One way <strong>of</strong> happiness, <strong>The</strong> fate <strong>of</strong> Humphrey Snell, A<br />

despot on tour, <strong>The</strong> elixir, <strong>The</strong> light on the tower, <strong>The</strong> schoolmaster’s<br />

vision, <strong>The</strong> honeymoon, <strong>The</strong> pessimist <strong>of</strong> Plato road, <strong>The</strong><br />

foolish virgin, Lou and Liz, <strong>The</strong> tyrant’s apology, Spellbound,<br />

Our learned fellow-townsman, Fleet-footed Hester.<br />

A Yorkshire lass. New York 1928 (priv ptd).<br />

George Gissing<br />

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