Hemingway's Works

Dr. Hilary Justice (JFK Library).

Updated 10/2023.

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Hemingway's Works (By Title)

Hemingway's published works, listed alphabetically.

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Hemingway writing at a camp table in Africa, 1953-54
Hemingway's Works (By Genre)

Hemingway's published works, including posthumous works, organized by genre.

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A period postcard of La Gare de Lyon train station in Paris.
The Lost Manuscripts

In 1922, Hadley Hemingway stowed a suitcase containing Ernest's work-in-progress in her train compartment at Paris's Gare de Lyon. She left briefly; when she returned, the suitcase was gone. The impact of this loss reverberated throughout Hemingway's career.

A scan of the 1st edition dustjacket for Hemingway's The Nick Adams Stories, edited by Philip Young. The background image is of a stylized forest, with bare trees in dark shades silhouetted against dark grey with a touch of red toward the bottom. The author's name appears in white text over that image; the title in yellow.
The Nick Adams Stories

Hemingway's "Nick Adams" short stories, begun in 1919, were a wellspring to which he returned time and again during the first half of his career.  Although the stories are fictional, Nick's early life experiences resonate strongly with Hemingway's own.

Selected External Resources

Ernest Hemingway: A Descriptive Bibliography, C. Edgar Grissom

Hemingway: A Comprehensive Bibliography (volumes I & II), Audre Hanneman