Works
edit- From The Four Winds, 1897 (as, by John Sinjohn) short stories
- The Running Amok of Synge Sahib — Dick Denver's Idea — Ashes — 'Tally-ho'—Budmash — The Doldrums — The Capitulation of Jean Jacques — The Spirit of the Karroo — A Prairie Oyster — According to his Lights — The Demi-Gods
- Jocelyn, 1898 (as John Sinjohn)
- Villa Rubein, 1900 (as, by John Sinjohn) revised 1909 (under own name)
- A Man of Devon, 1901 (as, by John Sinjohn) (All stories were revised and republished in 'Villa Rubein and Other Stories, 1909)
- A Man of Devon
- The Salvation of Swithin Forsyte (revised, renamed "Salvation of a Forsyte" in 1909)
- The Silence
- The Island Pharisees, 1904
- The Silver Box, 1906 (his first play)
- Villa Rubein and Other Stories, 1909
- Villa Rubein • (1900)
- A Man Of Devon • (1901)
- A Knight • (1901)
- Salvation of a Forsyte • (1901, as "The Salvation of Swithin Forsyte")
- The Silence, • (1901)
- The Forsyte Saga, 1906-1929
- The Man of Property, (1922 edition), 1906
- Indian Summer of a Forsyte, 1918 (interlude)
- In Chancery, 1920
- Awakening, 1920 (interlude)
- To Let, 1921
- The White Monkey (1924) – first book of A Modern Comedy (1929)
- The Silver Spoon (1926) – second book of A Modern Comedy
- "A Silent Wooing" (1927) – first Interlude of A Modern Comedy
- "Passers-By" (1927) – second Interlude of A Modern Comedy
- Swan Song (1928) – third book of A Modern Comedy
- The Country House, 1907
- A Commentary, 1908
- Fraternity, 1909
- A Justification for the Censorship of Plays, 1909
- Strife, 1909
- Fraternity, 1909
- Joy, 1909
- A Portrait, 1910
- The Japanese Quince, 1910
- Justice, 1910
- A Motley, 1910
- The Spirit of Punishment, 1910
- Horses In Mines, 1910
- The Patrician, 1911
- The Little Dream, 1911
- The Pigeon, 1912
- The Eldest Son, 1912
- Moods, Songs, and Doggerels, 1912
- For Love of Beasts, 1912
- The Inn of Tranquillity, 1912
- The Dark Flower, 1913
- The Fugitive, 1913
- The Mob, 1914
- The Freelands, 1915
- The Little Man, and Other Satires, 1915 (plays and short stories)
- A Bit's Love, 1915
- A Sheaf, 1916
- The Apple Tree, 1916
- Beyond, 1917
- Five Tales, 1918
- Saint's Progress, 1919
- Addresses in America, 1912
- Anthologized
- From A treasury of war poetry, British and American poems of the world war, 1914-1919 (1917):
- "England to Free Men" p. 44; "The Soldier Speaks" p. 136; "Valley of the Shadow" p. 374.
- "Harvest", The Book of the Homeless. 1916.
Plays
edit- The Silver Box, 1906
- Joy, 1907
- Strife, 1909
- Justice, 1910
- The Little Dream, 1911
- The Pigeon, 1912
- The Eldest Son, 1912
- The Fugitive, 1913
- The Mob, 1914
- A Bit o' Love, 1915
- The Foundations, 1920
- The Skin Game, 1920
- Six Short Plays, 1921
- A Family Man, 1921
- Loyalties, 1922
- Windows, 1922
- The Forest , 1924
- Old English, 1924
- The Show, 1925
- Escape, 1926
- The Silver Spoon, 1926
- Exiled, 1929
- The Roof, 1929.
Works from magazines
edit- "On the Veldt" (1899 Dec 30, The Outlook (as John Sinjohn) ss
- "A Christian", in The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 109, Issue 651 (February 1912)
- "A Dream", in The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 109, Issue 652 (March 1912)
- "Vague Thoughts on Art", in The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 109, Issue 653 (April 1912)
- "Quality" (1912, Scribner's) article?
- "A Simple Tale" (1914, Scribner's) ss
- Extravagance (Harper's Weekly, 1914) satirical sketches; included in The Little Man, and Other Satires, (1915))
- "The Writer" (1914 April 18)
- "The Critic" (1914 April 25)
- "The Plain Man" (1914 May 02)
- "The Superlative" (1914 May 9)
- "The Philosopher" (1914 May 16)
- "The Artist" (1914 May 23)
- "The Housewife" (1914 May 30)
- "The Latest Thing" (1914 June 6)
- "The Perfect One" (1914 June 13)
- "The Conqueror" (1914 June 20)
- "The First and the Last" (1915 June, Cosmopolitan) ss
- "A Strange Thing" (1916 June, Everybody's Magazine ss
- "Timber" (1920 Dec, Everybody's Magazine ss
- "The Sun" (1916, Scribner's) play
- "The Smile" (1923 Jan, The Red Book Magazine) ss
- "Loyalties" (1923 Feb, Everybody's Magazine) play
- "Conscience" (1923 Feb, The Red Book Magazine) ss
- "The Mummy" (1924 Nov, The Red Book Magazine) ss
- "The Last Card" (1925 Feb, The Red Book Magazine) ss
- Non-fiction
- "The Old-time Place" (1912, Scribner's) ss?
- "Thoughts on This War" (1914, Scribner's)
- "Hathor: a Memory" (1915, Scribner's)
- "Sekhet: a Dream" (1915, Scribner's)
- "Speculations" (1918, Harper's)
- "Reminiscences of Conrad" (1925 Jan, Scribner's)
- Longer works
- "The Freelands" (1915, Scribner's) serial
- "To Let" (1921 Feb, Scribner's) serial [The Forsyte Saga]
Works about Galsworthy
edit- "Galsworthy, John," in Alumni Oxonienses: the Members of the University of Oxford, 1715-1886, by Joseph Foster, London: Parker and Co. (1888–1892) in 4 vols.
- "Galsworthy, John," in A Short Biographical Dictionary of English Literature, by John William Cousin, London: J. M. Dent & Sons (1910)
- "Galsworthy, John," in Collier's New Encyclopedia, New York: P. F. Collier & Son Co. (1921)
- "Galsworthy, John," in Encyclopædia Britannica (12th ed., 1922)
- "John Galsworthy" in The Social Significance of the Modern Drama, by Emma Goldman (1914)
Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they were published before January 1, 1929.
This author died in 1933, so works by this author are in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 90 years or less. These works may be in the public domain in countries and areas with longer native copyright terms that apply the rule of the shorter term to foreign works.
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