James T. Farrell Reading Order
1 series ยท 147 books
James T. Farrell was an influential American author known for his powerful storytelling and keen social commentary. Spanning a prolific career from 1934 to 1998, he wrote around 200 works, including prominent novels and standalone titles. His most notable contribution is the Studs Lonigan trilogy, which explores the complexities of life in early 20th-century America.
Standalone Novels Series
147 books
| # | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | The silene of History |
| 2 | "A Note on Literary Criticism" in Nation (March 4, 1936) |
| 3 | $1,000 a Week and Other Stories |
| 4 | $1,000 a week and 16 other short stories |
| 5 | $1,000 a week, |
| 6 | $1,000 a week, and other stories |
| 7 | $1,000- A Week and 16 Other New Short Stories |
| 8 | $1000 a week, and other stories |
| 9 | A Brand New Life |
| 10 | A Dangerous Woman, and Other Short Stories |
| 11 | A Father and His Son |
| 12 | A World I Never Made |
| 13 | A World I Never Made. |
| 14 | A brand new life |
| 15 | A dangerous woman |
| 16 | A misunderstanding |
| 17 | A note on literary criticism |
| 18 | A note on literary criticism, |
| 19 | A world I never made |
| 20 | An American dream girl |
| 21 | An Omnibus of Short Stories (Classic Reprint) |
| 22 | An omnibus of short stories |
| 23 | Artie, and Pink Marsh |
| 24 | Bernard Clare |
| 25 | Boarding House Blues |
| 26 | Calico shoes and other stories |
| 27 | Can all this grandeur parish? |
| 28 | Can all this grandeur perish? |
| 29 | Childhood is not forever |
| 30 | Conversations with writers II |
| 31 | Das alte Germanien; die Nachrichten der griechischen und rรถmischen Schriftsteller |
| 32 | Dialogue on John Dewey |
| 33 | Ellen Rogers |
| 34 | Fate of Writing in America |
| 35 | Father and Son |
| 36 | Father and son |
| 37 | French girls are vicious |
| 38 | French girls are vicious and other stories |
| 39 | Gas-House McGinty |
| 40 | Guillotine party and other stories |
| 41 | H. L. Mencken Prejudices |
| 42 | International Trade Names Dictionary Company Index |
| 43 | Invisible swords |
| 44 | It Has Come to Pass |
| 45 | It has come to pass |
| 46 | James T. Farrell Short Stories |
| 47 | Judgement Day |
| 48 | Judgment Day |
| 49 | Judgment day |
| 50 | Judith |
| 51 | LITERATURE AND MORALITY |
| 52 | Laughing Space |
| 53 | Literature and morality |
| 54 | Lonely for the future |
| 55 | More Stories |
| 56 | More stories |
| 57 | My Baseball Diary (Abridged, New Intro) |
| 58 | My baseball diary; |
| 59 | My baseball diary; a famed American author recalls the wonderful world of baseball, yesterday and today. |
| 60 | New Year's Eve/1929 |
| 61 | New Years Eve |
| 62 | Olive and Mary Anne |
| 63 | Omnibus of short stories |
| 64 | On Irish Themes |
| 65 | Reflections at Fifty and Other Essays |
| 66 | Reflections at fifty, and other stories |
| 67 | STUDS LONIGAN A Trilogy |
| 68 | Selected essays |
| 69 | Short Stories of James T Farrell |
| 70 | Short stories |
| 71 | Side Street and Other Stories |
| 72 | Slum Street U.S.A |
| 73 | Studs lonigan |
| 74 | The Best Short Stories of 1933 |
| 75 | The Coming of age of a great book |
| 76 | The Dominion of Canada vs. "Bernard Clare," a novel by James T. Farrell |
| 77 | The Face of Time |
| 78 | The League of Frightened Philistines |
| 79 | The Other Persuasion |
| 80 | The Road Between |
| 81 | The Short Stories of James T. Farrell |
| 82 | The Young Manhood of Studs Lonigan |
| 83 | The best short stories of Theodore Dreiser |
| 84 | The collected poems of James T. Farrell |
| 85 | The face of time |
| 86 | The fate of writing in America |
| 87 | The life adventurous |
| 88 | The life adventurous, |
| 89 | The road between |
| 90 | The short stories of James T. Farrell |
| 91 | The short stories of James T. Farrell (Grosset's Universal library) |
| 92 | The young manhood of Studs Lonigan |
| 93 | Theodore Dreiser |
| 94 | This man and this woman |
| 95 | To Whom It May Concern |
| 96 | To Whom It May Concern More Stories |
| 97 | To Whom It May Concern and Other Stories |
| 98 | To whom it may concern |
| 99 | To whom it may concern, |
| 100 | Truth and myth about America |
| 101 | What Time Collects |
| 102 | What time collects |
| 103 | When Boyhood Dreams Come True |
| 104 | When Boyhood Dreams Come True - Further Short Stories |
| 105 | When Time Was Born |
| 106 | When boyhood dreams come true |
| 107 | When time was born |
| 108 | When time was born, |
| 109 | Who are the 18 prisoners in the Minneapolis Labor Case? |
| 110 | Will the commercialization of publishing destroy good writing? |
| 111 | YET OTHER WATERS. |
| 112 | Yesterday's love, and eleven other stories |
| 113 | Yet other waters |
| 114 | more stories |
| 115 | ืืืืืช ืืืื |
| 116 | Studs Lonigan 1935 |
| 117 | Can all this grandeur perish? and other stories 1937 |
| 118 | Fellow countrymen 1937 |
| 119 | Tommy Gallagher's crusade 1939 |
| 120 | The short stories of 1941 |
| 121 | Fifteen selected stories 1943 |
| 122 | One thousand dollars a week, and other stories 1943 |
| 123 | To whom it may concern, and other stories 1944 |
| 124 | The league of frightened Philistines 1945 |
| 125 | Twelve great stories 1945 |
| 126 | Bernard Clare ... 1946 |
| 127 | The Dominion of Canada vs. "Bernard Clare", a novel by James T. Farrell 1947 |
| 128 | Bernard Clayre 1948 |
| 129 | Yesterday's love 1948 |
| 130 | Texas by the Potomac 1950 |
| 131 | This man and this women 1951 |
| 132 | Reflections at fifty 1954 |
| 133 | Dzieล sadu 1961 |
| 134 | Side street 1961 |
| 135 | Side streets and other stories 1961 |
| 136 | Sound of a city 1962 |
| 137 | New Year's eve, 1929 1967 |
| 138 | Slum street, USA 1967 |
| 139 | Judith, and other stories 1973 |
| 140 | Literary essays, 1954-1974 1976 |
| 141 | The Dunne family 1976 |
| 142 | The death of Nora Ryan 1978 |
| 143 | Tuis man and this woman 1978 |
| 144 | Eight short, short stories & sketches 1981 |
| 145 | On Irish themes 1982 |
| 146 | Hearing out James T. Farrell 1985 |
| 147 | Chicago Stories 1998 |
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many books has James T. Farrell written?
- James T. Farrell has written 147 books across 1 series. Their published works span from 1935 to 1998.