Literature
- Danskere, 1896
- Einar Elkjær, 1898
- Himmerlandsfolk, 1898
- Intermezzo, 1899
- Kongens Fald, 1900-1901 - The Fall of the King
- Den gotiske renæssance, 1901
- Skovene, 1904
- Nye Himmerlandshistorier, 1904
- Madame d'Ora, 1904
- Hjulet, 1904
- Digte, 1906
- Eksotiske noveller, 1907–15
- Den nye verden, 1907
- Singaporenoveller, 1907
- Myter, 1907–45
- Nye myter, 1908
- Den lange rejse, 1908-22 - The Long Journey - I: Den tabte land, 1919; II: Bræen, 1908; Norne Gæst, 1919; IV: Cimbrernes tog, 1922; V: Skibet, 1912; VI: Christofer Columbus, 1922
- Lille Ahasverus, 1909
- Himmerlandshistorier, Tredje Samling, 1910
- Myter, 1910
- Nordisk ånd, 1911
- Myter, 1912
- Rudyard Kipling, 1912
- Olivia Marianne, 1915
- Introduktion til vor tidsalder, 1915
- Skrifter, 1916 (8 vols.)
- Årbog, 1916, 1917
- Johannes Larsen og hans billeder, 1920
- Sangerinden, 1921
- Den lange rejse, 1922-24 - The Long Journey
- Æstetik og udviking, 1923
- Årstiderne, 1923
- Hamlet, 1924
- Myter, 1924
- Skrifter, 1925 (5 vols.)
- Evolution og moral, 1925
- Årets højtider, 1925
- Verdens lys, 1926
- Jørgine, 1926
- Thorvaldsens portrætbuster, 1926
- Dyrenes forvandling, 1927
- Åndens stadier, 1928
- Ved livets bred, 1928
- Retninger i tiden, 1930
- Den jyske blæst, 1931
- Form og sjæl, 1931
- På danske veje, 1931
- Pisangen, 1932
- Kornmarken, 1932
- Sælernes ø, 1934
- Det blivende, 1934
- Dr. Renaults fristelser, 1935
- Gudrun, 1936
- Darduse, 1937
- Påskebadet, 1937
- Jydske folkelivsmalere, 1937
- Thorvaldsen, 1938
- Nordvejen, 1939
- Fra fristaterne, 1939
- Gutenberg, 1939
- Mariehønen, 1941
- Vor oprindelse, 1941
- Mindets tavle, 1941
- Om sproget og undervisningen, 1942
- Kvinden i sagatiden, 1942
- Folkeslagene i østen, 1943
- Digte 1901-43, 1943
- Møllen, 1943
- Afrika, 1949
- Garden Colonies in Denmark, 1949
- Swift og Oehlenschläger, 1950
- Mytens ring, 1951
- Tilblivelsen, 1951
- The Waving Rye, 1959 (tr. R. Bathgate)
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