Novels and Essays
- The Goose is Cooked (1940) (with Mitchell A Wilson - pseudonym Emmett Hogarth)
- A Season Of Fear (1956)
- "How the Blacklist Worked in Hollywood" (1970)(essay)
- "Making Movies" (1971) (essay)
- Zenia's Way (1980) (novel)
- Children of Eden (1982) (unfinished novel)
- To Illuminate Our Time: The Blacklisted Teleplays of Abraham Polonsky (1993)
- Body and Soul: The Critical Edition (2002)
- Force of Evil: The Critical Edition (1996)
- Odds Against Tomorrow: The Critical Edition (1999)
- You Are There Teleplays: The Critical Edition (1997)
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