(A Selection Of) Essays
- An Introduction to the study of Browning (1886)
- Studies in Two Literatures (1897)
- Aubrey Beardsley: An Essay with a Preface (1898)
- The Symbolist Movement in Literature (1899; 1919)
- Cities (1903), word-pictures of Rome, Venice, Naples, Seville, etc.
- Plays, Acting and Music (1903)
- Studies in Prose and Verse (1904)
- Spiritual Adventures (1905)
- Studies in Seven Arts (1906).
- Figures of Several Centuries (1916)
- Cities and Sea-Coasts and Islands (1918)
- Studies in the Elizabethan Drama (1919)
- Charles Baudelaire: A Study (1920)
- Dramatis Personae (1925 - US edition 1923)
- From Toulouse-Lautrec to Rodin (1929)
- Studies in Strange Souls (1929)
- Confessions: A Study in Pathology (1930). A book containing Symons's description of his breakdown and treatment.
- Wanderings (1931)
- A Study of Walter Pater (1932)
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