George Gissing - Works

Works

  • Workers in the Dawn (1880)
  • The Unclassed (1884)
  • Isabel Clarendon (1885)
  • Demos (1886)
  • Thyrza (1887)
  • A Life's Morning (1888)
  • The Nether World (1889)
  • The Emancipated (1890)
  • New Grub Street (1891)
  • Denzil Quarrier (1892)
  • Born In Exile (1892)
  • The Odd Women (1893)
  • In the Year of Jubilee (1894)
  • Eve's Ransom (1895)
  • The Paying Guest (1895)
  • Sleeping Fires (1895)
  • The Whirlpool (1897)
  • The Town Traveller (1898)
  • Charles Dickens: A Critical Study (1898)
  • The Crown Of Life (1899)
  • By the Ionian Sea (1901)
  • Our Friend the Charlatan (1901)
  • The Private Papers of Henry Ryecroft (1903)
  • Will Warburton (1905)
  • Veranilda (1903, unfinished)
  • Stories and Sketches (posthumous, 1938) with preface by Alfred C. Gissing

Gissing features as a fictional character in Peter Ackroyd's 1994 novel Dan Leno and the Limehouse Golem.

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