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Writings of Nathaniel Hawthorne
Listed by date of publication in book form (first edition, last
edition revised by Hawthorne). All links are to local HTML files.
We also list tales and sketches in the
order of first magazine publication
- Fanshawe: A Tale (anonymous, 1828)
- The Story Teller (unpublished 1834?, manuscript lost, but possible order reconstructed
by Weber [Webe89 183-5 ]:)
- Uncollected stories or sketches in magazines (1830-1844)
- Twice-Told Tales (1837, 1851)
- Volume 1, Twice-Told Tales (1837, 1851)
- Preface (1851)
- The Gray Champion (1835, 1837)
- Sunday at Home (1837)
- The Wedding-Knell (1836, 1837)
- The Minister's Black Veil (1836, 1837)
- The May-Pole of Merry Mount (1836, 1837)
- The Gentle Boy (1832, 1837)
- Mr. Higginbotham's Catastrophe (1834, 1837)
- Little Annie's Ramble (1835, 1837)
- Wakefield (1835, 1837)
- A Rill from the Town-Pump (1835, 1837)
- The Great Carbuncle (1837)
- The Prophetic Pictures (1837)
- David Swan (1837)
- Sights from a Steeple (1831, 1837)
- The Hollow of the Three Hills (1830, 1837)
- The Toll-Gatherer's Day (1837, 1842)
- The Vision of the Fountain (1835, 1837)
- Fancy's Show Box (1837)
- Dr. Heidegger's Experiment (1837)
- Volume 2, Twice-Told Tales (1837, 1851)
- Legends of the Province House
- The Haunted Mind (1835, 1842)
- The Village Uncle (1835, 1842)
- The Ambitious Guest (1835, 1842)
- The Sister Years (1835, 1842)
- Snow-Flakes (1838, 1842)
- The Seven Vagabonds (1833, 1842)
- The White Old Maid (1835, 1842)
- Peter Goldthwaite's Treasure (1838, 1842)
- Chippings with a Chisel (1838, 1842)
- The Shaker Bridal (1838, 1842)
- Night Sketches (1838, 1842)
- Endicott and the Red Cross (1838, 1842)
- The Lily's Quest (1839, 1842)
- Foot-prints on the Sea-shore (1838, 1842)
- Edward Fane's Rosebud (1837, 1842)
- The Threefold Destiny (1838, 1842)
- Mosses from an Old Manse (1846,
1854)
- The Old Manse (1846)
- The Birth-mark (1843, 1846)
- A Select Party (1844, 1846)
- Young Goodman Brown (1835,
1846)
- Rappaccini's Daughter (1844, 1846)
- Mrs. Bullfrog (1837, 1846)
- Fire-Worship (1843, 1846)
- Buds and Bird-Voices (1843, 1846)
- Monsieur du Miroir (1837, 1846)
- The Hall of Fantasy (1843, 1846)
- The Celestial Rail-road (1843, 1846)
- The Procession of Life (1843, 1846)
- Feathertop (1852, 1854)
- The New Adam and Eve (1843, 1846)
- Egotism; or, The Bosom-Serpent (1843, 1846)
- The Christmas Banquet (1844, 1846)
- Drowne's Wooden Image (1844, 1846)
- The Intelligence Office (1844, 1846)
- Roger Malvin's Burial (1832, 1846)
- P.'s Correspondence (1845, 1846)
- Earth's Holocaust (1844, 1846)
- Passages from a Relinquished Work (1834, 1854)
- Sketches from Memory (1835, 1854)
- The Old Apple-Dealer (1843, 1846)
- The Artist of the Beautiful (1844, 1846)
- A Virtuoso's Collection (1842, 1846)
- The Scarlet Letter (1850)
- Chapter I.................The
Prison-Door
- Chapter II................The
Market-Place
- Chapter III...............The
Recognition
- Chapter IV..............The Interview
- Chapter V...............Hester
at Her Needle
- Chapter VI..............Pearl
- Chapter VII..............The Governor's
Hall
- Chapter VIII.............The Elf-Child
and the Minister
- Chapter IX.............The Leech
- Chapter X...............The Leech
and His Patient
- Chapter XI..............The Interior
of a Heart
- Chapter XII.............The Minister's
Vigil
- Chapter XIII..........Another
View of Hester
- Chapter XIV............Hester
and the Physician
- Chapter XV............Hester and
Pearl
- Chapter XVI...........A Forest
Walk
- Chapter XVII...........The Pastor
and His Parishioner
- Chapter XVIII..........A Flood
of Sunshine
- Chapter XIX............The Child
at the Brook-Side
- Chapter XX.............The Minister
in a Maze
- Chapter XXI............The New
England Holiday
- Chapter XXII...........The Procession
- Chapter XXIII..........The Revelation
of the Scarlet Letter
- Chapter XXIV...........Conclusion
- The House of the Seven Gables
(1851)
- I. The Old Pyncheon
- II. The Little Shop-Window
- III. The First Customer
- IV. A Day benind the Counter
- V. May and November
- VI. Maule's Well
- VII. The Guest
- VIII. The Pyncheon of To-day
- IX. Clifford and Phoebe
- X. The Pyncheon-Garden
- XI. The Arched Window
- XII. The Daguerreotypist
- XIII. Alice Pyncheon
- XIV. Phoebe's Good Bye
- XV. The Scowl and Smile
- XVI. Clifford's Chamber
- XVII. The Flight of Two Owls
- XVIII. Governor Pyncheon
- XIX. Alice's Posies
- XX. The Flower of Eden
- XXI. The Departure
- A Wonder-Book for
Girls and Boys (1852)
- The Snow-Image, and
Other Twice-Told
Tales (1852)
- Preface (1852)
- The Snow-Image (1850, 1852)
- The Great Stone Face (1850, 1852)
- Main-street (1849, 1852)
- Ethan Brand (1850, 1852)
- A Bell's Biography (1837, 1852)
- Sylph Etherege (1838, 1852)
- The Canterbury Pilgrims (1833, 1852)
- Old News (1835, 1852)
- The Man of Adamant (1837, 1852)
- The Devil in Manuscript (1835, 1852)
- John Inglefield's Thanksgiving (1840, 1852)
- Old Ticonderoga (1836, 1852)
- The Wives of the Dead (1832, 1852)
- Little Daffydowndilly (1843, 1852)
- My Kinsman, Major Molineux (1832,
1852)
- The Blithedale Romance (1852)
- I. Old Moodie
- II. Blithedale
- III. A Knot of Dreamers
- IV. The Supper-Table
- V. Until Bedtime
- VI. Coverdale's Sick-Chamber
- VII. The Convalescent
- VIII. A Modern Arcadia
- IX. Hollingsworth, Zenobia, Priscilla
- X. A Visitor from Town
- XI. The Wood-Path
- XII. Coverdale's Hermitage
- XIII. Zenobia's Legend
- XIV. Eliot's Pulpit
- XV. A Crisis
- XVI. Leave-Takings
- XVII. The Hotel
- XVIII. The Boarding-House
- XIX. Zenobia's Drawing-Room
- XX. They Vanish
- XXI. An Old Acquaintance
- XXII. Fauntleroy
- XXIII. A Village-Hall
- XXIV. The Masqueraders
- XXV. The Three Together
- XXVI. Zenobia and Coverdale
- XXVII. Midnight
- XXVIII. Blithedale-Pasture
- XXIX. Miles Coverdale's Confession
- The Life of Franklin Pierce
(1852)
- I. His Parentage and Early Life
- II. His Services in the State
and National Legislatures
- III. His Success at the Bar
- IV. The Mexican War--His Journal
of the March from Vera Cruz
- V. His Services in the Valley
of Mexico
- VI. The Compromise and Other Matters
- VII. His Nomination for the Presidency
- Notes
- Tanglewood Tales (1853)
- I. The Minotaur
- II. The Pygmies
- III. The Dragon's Teeth
- IV. Circe's Palace
- V. The Pomegranate-Seeds
- VI. The Golden Fleece
- The Marble Faun; or, the Romance of Monte Beni (1860)
- I. Miriam, Hilda, Kenyon, Donatello
- II. The Faun
- III. Subterranean Reminiscences
- IV. The Spectre of the Catacomb
- V. Miriam's Studio
- VI. The Virgin's Shrine
- VII. Beatrice
- VIII. The Suburban Villa
- IX. The Faun and Nymph
- X. The Sylvan Dance
- XI. Fragmentary Sentences
- XII. A Stroll on the Pincian
- XIII. A Sculptor's Studio
- XIV. Cleopatra
- XV. An Aesthetic Company
- XVI. A Moonlight Ramble
- XVII. Miriam's Trouble
- XVIII. On the Edge of a Precipice
- XIX. The Faun's Transformation
- XX. The Burial Chaunt
- XXI. The Dead Capuchin
- XXII. The Medici Garden
- XXIII. Miriam and Hilda
- XXIV. The Tower among the Apennines
- XXV. Sunshine
- XXVI. The Pedigree of Monte Beni
- XXVII. Myths
- XXVIII. The Owl-Tower
- XXIX. On the Battlements
- XXX. Donatello's Bust
- XXXI. The Marble Saloon
- XXXII. Scenes by the Way
- XXXIII. Pictured Windows
- XXXIV. Market-Day in Perugia
- XXXV. The Bronze Pontiff's Benediction
- XXXVI. Hilda's Tower
- XXXVII. The Emptiness of Picture-Galleries
- XXXVIII. Altars and Incense
- XXXIX. The World's Cathedral
- XL. Hilda and a Friend
- XLI. Snow-Drops and Maidenly Delights
- XLII. Reminiscences of Miriam
- XLIII. The Extinction of a Lamp
- XLIV. The Deserted Shrine
- XLV. The Flight of Hilda's Doves
- XLVI. A Walk on the Campagna
- XLVII. The Peasant and Contadina
- XLVIII. A Scene in the Corso
- XLIX. A Frolic of the Carnival
- L. Miriam, Hilda, Kenyon, Donatello
- Brown's Folly [a letter for the Essex Institute]
(1860)
- "Chiefly about War Matters" (1862)
- Our Old Home (1863)
- The Dolliver Romance (unfinished, 1864, 1876)
- Septimius Felton: or, the Elixir of Life (unfinished,
1872)
- "The Ancestral Footstep" (unfinished, 1882-1883)
- Dr. Grimshawe's Secret (unfinished, 1883, 1954)
- Passages from the American
Note-Books of Nathaniel Hawthorne
- Passages from the English
Note-Books of Nathaniel Hawthorne
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