Books (partial List)
- 1001 Afternoons in Chicago, McGee/Covici, (1922); University of Chicago Press, (2009) ISBN 978-0-226-32274-2
- Fantazius Mallare, a Mysterious Oath, 174 pp., Pascal Covici (1922)
- The Florentine Dagger: A Novel for Amateur Detectives w/ illustrations by Wallace Smith, 256 pp. Boni & Liveright (1923)
- Kingdom of Evil, 211pp., Pascal Covici (1924)
- Broken Necks { Containing More 1001 Afternoons }, 344pp., Pascal Covici (1926)
- Count Bruga, 319 pp., Boni & Liveright (1926)
- The Book of Miracles, 465 pp., Viking Press (1939)
- A Guide for the Bedevilled, 276 pages, Charles Scribner's Sons (1944), 216 pp. Milah Press Incorporated (September 1, 1999) ISBN 0-9646886-2-X
- The Collected Stories of Ben Hecht, 524 pp., Crown (1945)
- Perfidy (with critical supplements), 281 pp. (plus 29 pp.), Julian Messner (1962); about the 1954–1955 Kastner trial in Jerusalem
- Perfidy 288 pp. Milah Press (1961), Inc. (April 1, 1997) ISBN 0-9646886-3-8
- Concerning a Woman of Sin, 222 pp., Mayflower (1964)
- Gaily, Gaily, Signet (1963) (November 1, 1969) ISBN
- A Child of the Century 672 pp. Plume (1954) (May 30, 1985) ISBN
- The Front Page, Samuel French Inc Plays (January 1, 1998) ISBN
- The Champion From Far Away (1931)
- Actor's Blood (1936)
- A Treasury Of Ben Hecht: Collected Stories And Other Writings (1959, anthology)
- Erik Dorn
- A Jew in Love
- I Hate Actors!
- 1001 Afternoons in New York
- The Sensualists
- Winkelberg
- Miracle in the Rain
- Letters From Bohemia
- Gargoyles
- The Egoist
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