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The benefactors. New York 1930.
His apologies. 1932, New York 1932.
Selections from the freer verse Horace. New York 1932 (copyright
edn, rptd from Magdalene College Mag 1932), Liverpool 1965
(priv ptd). Not in SBE.
Neighbours. 1932.
The day of the dead. 1932.
The fox meditates. 1933.
Two forewords. New York 1935.
Hymn of breaking strain. 1935.
Ham and the porcupine: a just so story. 1935 (in The Princess
Elizabeth gift book), New York 1935 (copyright pam), Kipling Jnl
25 1958. Not in SBE.
The Maltese cat. 1936, New York 1936.
Toomai of the elephants. 1937.
Teem: a treasure-hunter. New York 1938.
The appeal. San Francisco 1940.
Tommy. 1943.
For uncollected items, unauthorised edns, poems set to music, copyright and
miscellaneous reprints, see J. McG. Stewart, Bibliographical catalogue,
Toronto 1959.
Contributions to periodicals and collaborative works
Some of Kipling’s early contributions to newspapers in India have now been
pbd; see Kipling’s India: uncollected sketches 1884–88, ed T. Pinney,
1986. See also L. Cornell, Kipling in India, 1966 for a chronological list of
Kipling’s writing Oct 1882–Mar 1889, pp 167– 84.
Before being collected in books, many stories and poems by Kipling were pbd
simultaneously in periodicals and newspapers in Britain and America. For
initial location, see IELM vol 4 pt 2; Wellesley vol 5 1989.
Lister, R. J. A catalogue of a portion of the library of Edmund Gosse.
1893, 1924 (in E. H. Cox, Library of Edmund Gosse). Poem.
Barry, J. A. Steve Brown’s bunyip and other stories with introductory
verses by R. Kipling. 1893.
Ralph, J. War’s brighter side. 1901. Prose and verse.
Landon, P. (ed). Helio-tropes: or new posies for sundials. 1904.
Poem.
Young, A. B. F. The complete motorist with a letter from R. Kipling.
1904.
Humières, A. E. R. Through isle and empire of Great Britain with a
prefatory letter by R. Kipling. 1905.
Baden-Powell, R. S. S. Sketches in Mafeking. 1907. Verses.
Rice, W. and F. The little book of limericks. 1910. Rptd from periodicals.
Lowther, H. C. From pillar to post. 1911. Poem.
The King’s book of Quebec. Ottawa 1911. Article.
The Kipling reader. New York 1912 (How to bring up a lion, rptd
from Ladies’ Home Jnl 1902), New York 1962 (in Everyman’s arm,
ed S. P. Johnson).
Newton, W. D. War. 1914. Introd by Kipling.
Chevrillon, A. Britain and the War. 1917. Preface.
Greek national anthem rendered into English by R. Kipling. 1918.
Q. Horati Flacci carmen liber quintus. Oxford 1920, 1920 (rev), 1922
(rev). 3 poems, collected; 2nd and subsequent edns also contain
uncollected prose version.
Bland-Sutton, J. The story of a surgeon. 1929. Introd by Kipling.
Tusser, T. Five hundred points of good husbandry. Ed E. V. Lucas
1931. Benediction.
Cave, E. et al. Ant antics. 1933. Limerick.
Atholl, Duchess of, and J. C. French. India and the report of the joint
select committee. [1934.] Prose message affixed.
Also uncollected prose and verse in bibliographical, biographical and critical
studies, catalogues and Kipling Jnl 1927– (in progress). See also the unauthorised
pams ptd privately (a few copies only) for E. W. Martindell and A. E.
Ballard, of which bound vols are in Bodleian with the titles Flies in amber,
More flies in amber, Still more flies in amber – 128 prose items, many
not by Kipling. Most are drawn from the Indian newspapers and from
United Services Coll Chron and St James’s Gazette.
Letters
More than 6,000 letters by Kipling are preserved in over 138 libs all over the
world, and items are still appearing in sales rooms. In Britain the Univ of
Sussex, the BL and the Bodleian have significant holdings. A collected edn of
Kipling’s letters is in progress, ed T. Pinney, 1990– .
Other sources of published letters include:
Letters from Kipling to Guy Paget 1919–36. 1936 (12 copies, priv ptd).
Carrington, C. E. Rudyard Kipling. 1955. Authorised biography.
Cohen, M. N. Kipling to Rider Haggard: the record of a friendship.
1965.
About 20 uncollected letters may be found in Kipling Jnl, and usually not
more than one in each of the following:
Year boke of the sette of odd volumes. 1892.
Letters to A. P. Watt. 1892 (letter), 1893 (2), 1902 (3), 1924 (4).
Wilson, B. The tenth island. 1897.
The school budget: no 13. Horsmonden 1898 (rptd in Academy,
Critic etc).
Bullen, F. T. The cruise of the ‘Cachalot’. 1898.
Clemens, A. M. A ken of Kipling. New York 1899.
Knowles, F. W. A Kipling primer. Boston 1899.
Lawrence, A. Sir Arthur Sullivan. 1899.
Joline, A. H. Meditations of an autograph collector. New York 1902.
The Times and the publishers. 1906 (priv ptd).
The surplus. 1909 (Salvation Army pbn), 1913 (in Census surplus and
Empire), 1924 (in The Salvation Army: British Empire exhibition
handbook).
Bordeaux, H. Guynemer, knight of the air. 1918.
Proc Amer Acad of Arts & Letters 11 1921.
Maitland, E. M. The log of HMA R 34. 1921.
Leslie, S. Mark Sykes: his life and letters. 1923.
Cushing, H. The life of William Osler. 1925.
Cook, T. A. The sunlit hours. New York 1925.
A letter from Kipling to Joseph Conrad. 1926.
Haggard, H. R. The days of my life. 1926.
Hall, A. V. South Africa and other poems. 1926.
Lawrence, W. R. The India we served. 1928.
Lemperley, P. Among my books. Cleveland OH 1929.
Jones, D. A. The life and letters of Henry Arthur Jones. 1930.
Trowbridge, U. and A. Marshall. John Lord Montagu of Beaulieu.
1930.
Lucas, E. V. Postbag diversions. 1934.
Rice, H. C. Kipling in New England. Brattleboro VT 1936, 1951 (rev).
Letter to R. D. Bloomfield. Daily Express 18 Jan 1936.
Hillman, A. and W. W. Skeat. Salem the mouse-deer: wonder stories
of the Malayan forest. 1938.
Catalogue of the William Inglis Morse collection. Dalhousie Univ
Lib 1938.
Letter to G. B. Burgin. Daily Telegraph 4 Jan 1940; Kipling Jnl 53 1940.
Green, R. L. A. E. W. Mason. 1952.
Hovelaque, B. Lettres de guerre à André Chevrillon. Revue des Deux
Mondes 15 Sep 1959.
Cohen, M. N. Rider Haggard: his life and works. 1960.
§2
Current scholarship about Kipling is listed in MLA, YWES and BRH; a
significant amount of it appears in The Kipling Jnl (1927– ), ed G. H.
Webb, pbd 4 times a year. For an annotated bibliography covering the years up
to 1965, see H. E. Gerber and E. S. Lauterbach, English Fiction in
Transition 3 1960; suppl 8 1965. Textual and bibliographical matters are
dealt with in R. E. Harbord. The reader’s guide to Rudyard Kipling’s
work, 8 vols 1961–72. An early report on Kipling’s work as it appears on film
can be found in The Kipling Jnl Sep 1935, and a more current essay on the
subject in Rudyard Kipling: the man, his work and his world, ed J.
Gross, 1975.
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