Books
- 1912: Danny's Own Story (novel)
- 1915: Dreams & Dust (poems)
- 1916: Cruise of the Jasper B. (novel)
- 1916: Hermione and Her Little Group of Serious Thinkers (sketches)
- 1919: Prefaces (essays)
- 1921: The Old Soak and Hail and Farewell (sketches) Dramatized 1921, 1926, 1937.
- 1921: Carter and Other People (short stories)
- 1921: Noah an' Jonah an' Cap'n John Smith (poems, sketches)
- 1922: Poems and Portraits (poems)
- 1922: Sonnets to a Red-Haired Lady and Famous Love Affairs (poems)
- 1922: The Revolt of the Oyster (short stories)
- 1924: The Dark Hours (play) This story of the trial, passion and crucifixion of Jesus had its professional premiere on 14 March 1932 at the Maryland Theatre in Baltimore, Maryland. Bretaigne Windust directed the University Players with a cast of more than 50, which included Joshua Logan as Caiaphas, Charles Crane Leatherbee as Pilate, Henry Fonda as Peter, and Kent Smith as Jesus. The play subsequently opened on Broadway on 14 November 1932 and ran 8 performances. See, Houghton, Norris. But Not Forgotten: The Adventure of the University Players, New York, William Sloane Associates: 1951, pp. 285–6.
- 1924: Pandora Lifts the Lid (novel)
- 1924: Words and Thoughts (play)
- 1924: The Awakening (poems)
- 1927: Out of the Sea (play)
- 1927: The Almost Perfect State (essays)
- 1927: archy and mehitabel (poems, sketches)
- 1928: Love Sonnets of a Cave Man (poems)
- 1928: When the Turtles Sing (short stories)
- 1929: A Variety of People (short stories)
- 1930: Off the Arm (novel)
- 1933: archys life of mehitabel (poems, sketches)
- 1934: Master of the Revels (play)
- 1934: Chapters for the Orthodox (short stories)
- 1935: archy does his part (poems, sketches)
- 1936: Sun Dial Time (short stories)
- 1939: Sons of the Puritans (novel)
- 1940: the lives and times of archy and mehitabel (omnibus)
- 1946: The Best of Don Marquis (omnibus)
- 1978: Everything's Jake (play)
- 1982: Selected Letters of Don Marquis (letters) Edited by William McCollum Jr.
- 1996: archyology (poems, sketches) Edited by Jeff Adams.
- 1998: archyology ii (poems, sketches) Edited by Jeff Adams.
- 2006: The Annotated Archy and Mehitabel (poems, sketches) Edited by Michael Sims.
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