Upton Sinclair - Works

Works

Fiction

  • Courtmartialed - 1898
  • Saved By the Enemy - 1898
  • The Fighting Squadron - 1898
  • A Prisoner of Morro - 1898
  • A Soldier Monk - 1898
  • A Gauntlet of Fire - 1899
  • Holding the Fort (story) - 1899
  • A Soldier's Pledge - 1899
  • Wolves of the Navy - 1899
  • Springtime and Harvest - 1901, reissued the same year as King Midas
  • The Journal of Arthur Stirling - 1903
  • Off For West Point - 1903
  • From Port to Port - 1903
  • On Guard - 1903
  • A Strange Cruise - 1903
  • The West Point Rivals - 1903
  • A West Point Treasure - 1903
  • A Cadet's Honor - 1903
  • Cliff, the Naval Cadet - 1903
  • The Cruise of the Training Ship - 1903
  • Prince Hagen - 1903
  • Manassas: A Novel of the War - 1904, reissued in 1959 as Theirs be the Guilt
  • A Captain of Industry - 1906
  • The Jungle - 1906
  • The Overman - 1907
  • The Industrial Republic - 1907
  • The Metropolis - 1908
  • The Money Changers - 1908
  • Samuel The Seeker - 1910
  • Love's Pilgrimage - 1911
  • Damaged Goods - 1913
  • Sylvia - 1913
  • Sylvia's Marriage - 1914
  • King Coal - 1917
  • The Goslins - 1918
  • Jimmie Higgins - 1919
  • Debs and the Poets - 1920
  • 100% - The Story of a Patriot - 1920
  • The Spy - 1920
  • The Book of Life - 1921
  • They Call Me Carpenter: A Tale of the Second Coming - 1922
  • The Millennium - 1924
  • The Goslings - 1924
  • Mammonart - 1925
  • The Spokesman's Secretary - 1926
  • Money Writes! - 1927
  • Oil! - 1927
  • Boston, 2 vols. - 1928
  • Mountain City - 1930
  • Roman Holiday - 1931
  • The Wet Parade - 1931
  • American Outpost - 1932
  • The Way Out (novel) - 1933
  • Immediate Epic - 1933
  • The Lie Factory Starts - 1934
  • The Book of Love (novel) - 1934
  • Depression Island - 1935
  • Co-op: a Novel of Living Together - 1936
  • The Gnomobile - 1936, 1962
  • Wally for Queen - 1936
  • No Pasaran!: A Novel of the Battle of Madrid - 1937
  • The Flivver King: A Story of Ford-America - 1937
  • Little Steel - 1938
  • Our Lady - 1938
  • Expect No Peace - 1939
  • Marie Antoinette (novel) - 1939
  • Telling The World - 1939
  • Your Million Dollars - 1939
  • World's End - 1940
  • World's End Impending - 1940
  • Between Two Worlds - 1941
  • Dragon's Teeth - 1942
  • Wide Is the Gate - 1943
  • Presidential Agent, 1944
  • Dragon Harvest - 1945
  • A World to Win - 1946
  • A Presidential Mission - 1947
  • A Giant's Strength - 1948
  • Limbo on the Loose - 1948
  • One Clear Call - 1948
  • O Shepherd, Speak! - 1949
  • Another Pamela - 1950
  • The Enemy Had It Too - 1950
  • Schenk Stefan! - 1951
  • A Personal Jesus - 1952
  • The Return of Lanny Budd - 1953
  • The Cup of Fury - 1956
  • What Didymus Did - UK 1954 / It Happened to Didymus - US 1958
  • Theirs be the Guilt - 1959
  • Affectionately Eve - 1961
  • The Coal War - 1976

Autobiographical

  • My Lifetime in Letters - 1960
  • The Autobiography of Upton Sinclair - 1962, assisted by Maeve Elizabeth Flynn III

Non-fiction

  • Good Health and How We Won It: With an Account of New Hygiene (1909) - 1909
  • The Fasting Cure - 1911
  • The Profits of Religion - 1917
  • The Brass Check - 1919
  • The McNeal-Sinclair Debate on Socialism - 1921
  • The Goose-step: A Study of American Education - 1923
  • Letters to Judd, an American Workingman - 1925
  • Mental Radio: Does it work, and how? - 1930, 1962
  • Upton Sinclair Presents William Fox - 1933
  • We, People of America, and how we ended poverty : a true story of the future - 1933
  • I, Governor of California - and How I Ended Poverty - 1933
  • The Epic Plan for California - 1934
  • I, Candidate for Governor - and How I Got Licked - 1935
  • Epic Answers: How to End Poverty in California (1935) - 1934
  • What God Means to Me - 1936
  • Upton Sinclair on the Soviet Union New York : Weekly Masses Co., 1938
  • Letters to a Millionaire - 1939

Drama

  • Plays of Protest: The Naturewoman, The Machine, The Second-Story Man, Prince Hagen - 1912
  • The Pot Boiler - 1913
  • Hell: A Verse Drama and Photoplay - 1924
  • Singing Jailbirds: A Drama in Four Acts - 1924
  • Bill Porter: A Drama of O. Henry in Prison - 1925

As editor

  • The Cry for Justice: An Anthology of the Literature of Social Protest - 1915

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