Booth Tarkington - Bibliography

Bibliography

• The Gentleman from Indiana (1899)
• Monsieur Beaucaire 1900; later adapted as a play, an operetta and two films: 1924 and 1946
• Old Grey Eagle (1901)
• Cherry (1901 - January, February Harper's Magazine) (1903 - book)
• The Two Vanrevels (1902)
• Poe's Run: and other poems . . to which is appended the book of the chronicles of the Elis (1904) - co-author, with M'Cready Sykes
• In the Arena: Stories of Political Life (1905)
• The Beautiful Lady (1905)
• The Conquest of Canaan (1905)
• The Guest of Quesnay (1907)
• His Own People (1907)
• The Man from Home (1908) - stage play co-written with Harry Leon Wilson
• Beasley's Christmas Party (1909)
• Your Humble Servant (1910) - stage play co-written with Harry Leon Wilson
• Beauty and the Jacobin, an Interlude of the French Revolution (1912)
• The Flirt (1913)
• Penrod (1914)
• The Turmoil (1915) (first volume of the trilogy Growth)
• Penrod and Sam (1916)
• Seventeen (1916)
• The Spring Concert (1916)
• The Rich Man's War (1917)
• The Magnificent Ambersons (1918; won the 1919 Pulitzer Prize; filmed 1941 by Orson Welles, remade for TV in 2002; second volume of the trilogy Growth)
• The Gibson Upright (1919) - stage play co-written with Harry Leon Wilson
• Ramsey Mulholland (1919)
• War Stories (1919) - one of Tarkington's stories was included in this anthology
• The Country Cousins: A Comedy in Four Acts (1921) - stage play
• Clarence: A Comedy in Four Acts (1921) - stage play
• Harlequin and Columbine (1921)
• Alice Adams (1921; won the 1922 Pulitzer Prize; filmed 1923 and 1935)
• The Intimate Strangers: A Comedy in Three Acts (1921) - stage play
• Gentle Julia (1922); filmed in 1923 and 1936
• The Wren: A Comedy in Three Acts (1922) - stage play
• The Ghost Story (1922)
• The Midlander (1924) (1927 re-titled National Avenue; third volume of the trilogy Growth)
• Women (1925)
• Looking Forward, and Others, consisting of "Looking Forward to the Great Adventure", "Nipskillions", "The Hopeful Pessimist", "Stars in the Dust-heap", "The Golden Age", and "Happiness Now" (1926)
• The Plutocrat (1927)
• Claire Ambler (1928)
• The World Does Move (1928)
• Penrod Jashber (1929)
• Mirthful Haven (1930)
• Mary's Neck (1932)
• Presenting Lily Mars (1933) (filmed 1943)
• Rumbin Galleries (1934) Romantic novel
• Little Orvie (1934)
• Horse and Buggy Days (1936) Cosmopolitan Magazine, September 1936
• Some Old Portraits (1939) - essays on 17th century artworks
• The Fighting Littles (1941)
• The Heritage of Hatcher Ide (1941)
• Kate Fennigate (1943)
• Image of Josephine (1945)
• The Show Piece (1947)