Works
- Collected Stories and Other Writings appeared in the Library of America series in 2008.
- Collected Essays and Occasional Writings of Katherine Anne Porter 1970
- My Chinese Marriage 1902. This is a little known ghost-written book by Katherine Anne Porter bearing author name of M.T.F. (Mae Franking).
- A Christmas Story,
- The Days Before, Harcourt Brace, 1952
- Katherine Anne Porter's French Song Book, Harrison of Paris, 1933
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