Robertson Davies: a selected bibliography

Robertson Davies has been astonishingly prolific. Due to the extent of his work, and the brief nature of this study, a large number of uncollected articles and essays have not been included.
1939
- Shakespeare's Boy Actors (criticism). London: J.M. Dent and Sons; 207pp.
1942
- Shakespeare for Young Players: A Junior Course. Toronto: Clarke, Irwin;
255pp.
1947
- The Diary of Samuel Marchbanks (fictional essays). Toronto: Clarke, Irwin;
204pp.
1948
- Overlaid: A Comedy (play). Toronto: Samuel French; 24pp.
1949
- Eros at Breakfast and Other Plays. Toronto: Clarke, Irwin; 129pp.
- Fortune, My Foe (play). Toronto: Clarke, Irwin; 99pp.
- Four Favourite Plays. Toronto: Clarke, Irwin; 157pp.
- The Table Talk of Samuel Marchbanks (fictional essays). Toronto: Clarke,
Irwin; 248pp.
1950
At My Heart's Core (play). Toronto: Clarke, Irwin; 91pp.
1951
Tempest-Tost (novel). Toronto: Clarke, Irwin; 376 pp.
1952
- A Masque of Aesop (play). Toronto: Clarke, Irwin; 47pp.
1954
- Leaven of Malice (novel). Toronto: Clarke, Irwin; 312 pp.
1955
- A Jig for the Gypsy (play). Toronto: Clarke, Irwin; 98 pp.
1958
- A Mixture of Frailties (novel). Toronto: Macmillan; 379pp.
1960
- Tyrone Guthrie's Production of Love and Libel. NY: Theater Guild; n.d.
- A Voice from the Attic (criticism). Toronto: McClelland and Stewart; 360
pp.
1963
- A Masque of Mr. Punch (play). Toronto: Oxford University Press; 58pp.
1967
- Samuel Marchbanks'Almanack (fictional essays). Toronto: McClelland and Stewart;
205 pp.
1970
- A Feast of Stephen (anthology). Toronto: McClelland and Stewart; 154 pp.
- Fifth Business (novel). Toronto: Macmillan; 314pp.
- Stephen Leacock (criticism). Toronto: McClelland and Stewart; 63 pp.
1972
- The Manticore (novel). Toronto: Macmillan; 280 pp. Hunting Stuart and Other
Plays. Toronto: New Press; 274 pp.
1975
- Question Time (play). Toronto: Macmillan; 70 pp.
- World of Wonders (novel). Toronto: Macmillan; 358 pp.
1977
- One Half of Robertson Davies (essays). Toronto: Macmillan; 286 pp.
1979
- The Enthusiasms of Robertson Davies : Provocative Pronouncements on a Wide
Range of Topics (essays). Ed. Judith Skelton Grant. Toronto: McClelland and
Stewart; 320 pp.
1981
- Brothers in the Black Art (play for television). Vancouver: Alcuin Society;
41 pp.
- The Rebel Angels (novel). Toronto: Macmillan; 326 pp.
- Robertson Davies: The Well-Tempered Critic : One Man's View of Theater and
Letters in Canada (essays). Ed. Judith Skelton Grant. Toronto: McClelland
and Stewart; 285 pp.
1982
- High Spirits (ghost stories). Harmondsworth, Middlesex, England; NY, NY:
Penguin; 198 pp.
1983
- The Mirror of Nature (criticism). Toronto: University of Toronto Press;
129 pp.
1985
- What's Bred in the Bone (novel). Toronto: Macmillan; 436 pp.
- The Papers of Samuel Marchbanks (fictional essays). Toronto: Irwin; 540
pp.
1988
- The Lyre of Orpheus (novel). Toronto: Macmillan; 472 pp. 1991
- Murther and Walking Spirits (novel). Toronto: McClelland and Stewart; 357
pp.
1993
- Reading and Writing (essays). Salt Lake City: University of Utah Press;
64 pp.
1994
- The Cunning Man (novel). Toronto: McClelland and Stewart
1995
- A Gathering of Ghost Stories. New York: Penguin; 468 pp.
1996
- The Merry Heart/Selections 1980-1996 (essays). Toronto: McClelland and Stewart;
385 pp.
1997
- Happy Alchemy: Writings on the Theatre and Other Lively Arts. Toronto: McClelland
& Stewart.
In collaboration with Sir Tyrone Guthrie:
1953
- Renown at Stratford (essay). Toronto: Clarke, Irwin; 127 pp.
1954
- Twice Have the Trumpets Sounded (essay). Toronto: Clarke, Irwin; 192 pp.
In collaboration with Sir Tyrone Guthrie, Tanya Moiseiwitsch and Boyd Neel:
1955
- Thrice the Brinded Cat Hath Mew'd (essay). Toronto: Clarke, Irwin; 178 pp.
The above bibliography of works by Robertson Davies was prepared
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