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Upton Sinclair

BIBLIOGRAPHY

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[Books entirely out of print are so marked; editions in print are marked with a *.]

Springtime and Harvest. A Romance. [With an introduction by the author, and photograph of the shack in the woods where the book was written.] Sinclair Press, 1901. [Out of print.]

King Midas. A Romance. [A reissue of Springtime and Harvest with a new title.] Funk & Wagnalls, 1901. [Out of print.]

The Journal of Arthur Stirling. “The Valley of the Shadow.” Appleton [anonymous edition], 1903; [with the author’s name, and an explanatory preface], 1906. Sinclair [with explanatory postscripts], 1923.*

Prince Hagen. A Phantasy. L. C. Page, 1903. Kerr, 1910. [Out of print.]

Manassas. A Novel of the War. Macmillan, 1904. Sinclair, 1923.*

A Captain of Industry. [A Tale.] Appeal to Reason, 1906. Haldeman-Julius [pamphlet], 1924.*

The Jungle. [A Novel.] Doubleday, 1907. Sinclair, 1920.* Vanguard Press, 1926.*

The Industrial Republic. A Study of the America of Ten Years Hence. Illustrated. Doubleday, 1907. [Out of print.]

The Overman. [A Tale.] Doubleday, 1907. Haldeman-Julius [pamphlet], 1924.*

The Metropolis. [A Novel.] Moffat Yard, 1908. Sinclair, 1923.*

The Moneychangers. [A Novel.] Dodge, 1910. Sinclair [revised edition], 1923.*

Good Health and How We Won It. By Upton Sinclair and Michael Williams. Stokes, 1909. [Out of print.]

Samuel the Seeker. [A Novel.] Dodge, 1910. Sinclair, 1923.*

Plays of Protest. The Naturewoman. The Machine. The Second-Story Man. Prince Hagen. Kennerley, 1911. Haldeman-Julius [separate pamphlets], 1924.*

The Fasting Cure. Kennerley, 1911. Sinclair, 1923.*

Love’s Pilgrimage. [A Novel.] Kennerley, 1911. Sinclair, 1926.*

Damaged Goods. [Novelized from Brieux’s play.] Winston, 1913.*

Sylvia. A Novel. Winston, 1913. Sinclair, 1913.*

Sylvia’s Marriage. A Novel. Winston, 1914. Sinclair, 1927.*

The Cry for Justice. An Anthology of the Literature of Social Protest. With an Introduction by Jack London. Illustrated. Winston, 1915. Sinclair, 1920.*

King Coal. A Novel. With an Introduction by Dr. Georg Brandes. Macmillan, 1917. Sinclair, 1917.*

The Profits of Religion. An Essay in Economic Interpretation. Sinclair, 1918.* Vanguard Press, 1927.*

The Brass Check. A Study of American Journalism. Sinclair, 1919.*

The Crimes of the “Times”. [Pamphlet.] Sinclair, 1919.*

100%. The Story of a Patriot. Sinclair, 1920.*

The Bock of Life. Macmillan, 1921–22. Sinclair, 1921–22.*

They Call Me Carpenter. A Tale of the Second Coming. Boni & Liveright, 1922. Sinclair, 1922.*

Hell. A Verse Drama and Photo-Play. [Pamphlet.] Sinclair, 1923.*

The Goose-Step. A Study of American Education. Sinclair, 1923.*

The Goslings. A Study of American Schools. Sinclair, 1924.*

Singing Jailbirds. A Drama in Four Acts. Sinclair, 1924.*

The Millennium. A Comedy of the Year 2000. [A tale based on a play written in 1907 and subsequently lost.] Haldeman-Julius [pamphlets], 1924.*

The Pot-Boiler. A Comedy in Four Acts. [Written in 1912.] Haldeman-Julius [pamphlet], 1924.*

Mammonart. An Essay in Economic Interpretation. Sinclair, 1925.*

Bill Porter. A Drama of O. Henry in Prison. Sinclair, 1925.*

Letters to Judd, An American Workingman. Sinclair, 1926.*

The Spokesman’s Secretary, Being the Letters of Mame to Mom. Sinclair, 1926.*

Oil! A Novel. A. & C. Boni, 1927.* Sinclair. 1927.*

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