Robert Hugh Benson - Partial Bibliography

Partial Bibliography

Science fiction

  • A Mirror of Shalott
  • Lord of the World ( Complete text at Project Gutenberg.)
  • Dawn of All ( Complete text at Project Gutenberg.)

Historical fiction

  • By What Authority?
  • Come Rack! Come Rope! ( Complete text at Project Gutenberg.)
  • Initiation.
  • Oddsfish!( Complete text at Project Gutenberg.)
  • The King's Achievement (Sir I. Pitman and sons, ltd., 1908) ( Complete text at Project Gutenberg.)
  • The History of Richard Raynal, Solitary ( Complete text at Project Gutenberg.)

Contemporary Fiction

  • The Light Invisible
  • The Sentimentalists
  • The Conventionalists
  • The Necromancers (B. Herder, 1909) ( Complete text at Project Gutenberg.)
  • None Other Gods ( Complete text at Project Gutenberg.)
  • The Winnowing
  • Loneliness

Children's Books

  • Alphabet of Saints, with Reginald Balfour and Charles Ritchie (Burns, Oates & Washbourne, 1905)
  • A Child's Rule of Life, illustrated by Gabriel Pippet
  • Old Testament Rhymes, illustrated by Gabriel Pippet

Devotional Works

  • Friendship of Christ
  • Life in the World unseen
  • More About Life in the World Unseen
  • More Light
  • Facts
  • Here and Hereafter

Apologetic Works

  • Confessions of a Convert
  • Religion of the Plain Man
  • Paradoxes of Catholicism ( Complete text at Project Gutenberg.)
  • Papers of a Pariah
  • Christ in the Church: A Volume of Religious Essays

Non-Catholic Denominations

Plays

  • Cost of a Crown, a Story of Douay & Durham; a Sacred Drama in Three Acts
  • A Mystery Play in Honour of the Nativity of Our Lord (Longmans, Green, and Co., 1908)
  • The Upper Room, a drama of Christ's passion
  • The Maid of Orleans, a drama of the life of Joan of Arc

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