The Complete Works of Shirley Anne Jackson

• Novels
• Collected Works
• Memoirs
• Children's Works
• Original Publications of Short Stories
• Essays
• Reviews
• Interviews

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NOVELS

• The Bird's Nest. New York: Farrar, Straus, 1954.
  
• The Hangsaman. New York: Farrar, Straus, 1950.
  
• The Haunting of Hill House. New York: Viking,1959.
  
• The Road Through the Wall. New York: Farrar, Straus, 1948.
  
• The Sundial. New York: Farrar, Straus, 1958.
  
• We Have Always Lived in the Castle. New York: Viking, 1962.

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COLLECTED WORKS

• Come Along With Me: Part of a Novel, Sixteen Stories, and Three Lectures. Ed. by Stanely Edgar Hyman. New York: Viking, 1968.
• Just an Ordinary Day, Ed. by Laurence Jackson Hyman and Sarah Hyman Stewart. New York: Bantam, 1995.
• The Lottery and Other Stories, New York: Farrar, Straus, 1949
• The Magic of Shirley Jackson, Ed. by Stanley Edgar Hyman. New York: Farrar, Straus, 1966.

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MEMOIRS

• Life Among the Savages. New York: Farrar, Straus, 1953.
• Raising Demons. New York: Farrar, Straus, 1957.

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CHILDREN'S WORKS

• The Bad Children: A Musical in One Act for Bad Children. Music by Allan Jay Friedman. Chicago: Dramatic Publishing, 1959.
• Famous Sally. Illustrated by Charles B. Slackman. New York: Harlin Quist, 1966.
• The Witchcraft of Salem Village. New York: Random House, 1956. Children's non-fiction.
• 9 Magic Wishes. Illustrated by Lorraine Fox. A Modern Masters Book for Children. New York: Crowell-Collier, 1963.

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ORIGINAL PUBLICATIONS OF SHORT STORIES

• "Y and I." Syracusan, Oct 1938 v4 n2.
• "Y and I and the Ouija Board." Suyracusan, Nov 1938 v4 n3.
• "My Friend." Syracusan, Dec 1938 v4 n4.
• "Call Me Ishmael." Spectre, Fall 1939 v1 n1.
• "Concerning…Tomorrow." Syracusan, Mar 1939 v4 n6.
• "Liaison a la Cockroach." Syracusan, April 1939 v4 n7.
• "Had We but World Enough." Spectre, Spring 1940 v1 n3.
• "My Life in Cats." Spectre, Summer 1940 v1 n4.
• "My Life with R.H. Macy." New Republic, 22 Dec 1941.
• "Little Dog Lost." Charm, Oct 1943.
• "After You, My Dear Alphonse." New Yorker, Jan 1943.
• "Come Dance with Me in Ireland." New Yorker, May 15, 1943.
• "Afternoon in Linen." New Yorker, Sept 4, 1943.
• "An International Incident." New Yorker, Sept 12, 1943.
• "On the House." New Yorker, Oct 30, 1943.
• "Seven Types of Ambiguity." Story, 1943.
• "The Villager." The American Mercury, Aug 1944.
• "Daughter, Come Home." Charm, May 1944.
• "The Gift." Charm, Dec 1944.
• "A Fine Old Firm." New Yorker, Mar 4, 1944.
• "Colloquy." New Yorker, Aug 5, 1944.
• "Trial by Combat." New Yorker, Dec 16, 1944.
• "When Things Get Dark." New Yorker, Dec 30, 1944.
• "Little Old Lady." Mademoiselle, Sept 1944.
• "A Cauliflower in Her Hair." Mademoiselle, Dec 1944.
• "The Bakery." Peacock Alley, Nov 1944.
• "The Homecoming." Charm, April 1945.
• "Whistler's Grandmother." New Yorker, May 5, 1945.
• "It Isn't the Money." New Yorker, Aug 25, 1945.
• "Men with Their Big Shoes." Yale Review, Mar 1947
• "Charles." Mademoiselle, July 1948.
• "Pillar of Salt." Mademoiselle, Oct 1948.
• "The Lottery." New Yorker, June 26, 1948.
• "The Wishing Dime." Good Housekeeping, Sept 1949.
• "My Son and the Bully." Good Housekeeping, Oct 1949.
• "The Third Baby's the Easiest." Harper's, May 1949.
• "The Renegade," Harper's, Nov 1949.
• "The Tooth." The Hudson Review, 1949 v1 n4.
• "The Daemon Lover ['The Phantom Lover']," Woman's Home Companion, Feb 1949.
• "Family Magician." Woman's Home Companion, Sept 1949.
• "The Summer People," Charm, 1950.
• "The Lovely Night." Collier's, 8 April 1950.
• "All the Girls Were Dancing," Collier's, Nov 11, 1950.
• "Account Closed," Good Housekeeping, April 1950.
• "Mrs. Melville Makes a Purchase." Charm, Oct 1951.
• "About Two Nice People," Ladies' Home Journal, July 1951.
• "Monday Morning." Woman's Home Companion, Nov 1951.
• "The Island." New Mexico Quarterly Review, 1950 v3.
• "Happy Birthday to Baby." Charm, Nov 1952.
• "The Strangers." Collier's 10 May 1952.
• "The Most Wonderful Thing." Good Housekeeping, June 1952.
• "Night We All Had Grippe." Harper's, Jan 1952.
• "The First Car is the Hardest." Harper's, Feb 1952.
• "Journey with a Lady." Harper's, July 1952.
• "The House." Woman's Day, May 1952.
• "Nice Day for a Baby." Woman's Home Companion, July 1952.
• "The Box." Woman's Home Companion, Nov 1952.
• "Visions of Sugarplums." Woman's Home Companion, Dec 1952.
• "Nothing to Worry About." Charm, July 1953.
• "The Friends." Charm, Nov 1953.
• "Root of Evil." Fantastic, March-April 1953.
• "The Second Mrs. Ellenoy." Reader's Digest, July 1953.
• "Day of Glory." Woman's Day, Feb 1953.
• "The Clothespin Dolls." Woman's Day, Mar 1953.
• "Worldly Goods." Woman's Day, May 1953.
  
• "Lucky to Get Away." Woman's Day, Aug 1953.
• "Alone in a Den of Cubs," Woman's Day, Dec 1953.
• "Shopping Trip." Woman's Home Companion, June 1953.
• "So Late on Sunday Morning." Woman's Home Companion, Sept 1953.
• "The Order of Charlotte's Going." Charm, July 1954.
• "Aunt Gertrude," Harper's, April 1954.
• "Bulletin," Magazine of Science Fiction and Fantasy, Mar 1954.
• "Don't Tell Daddy." Woman's Home Companion, Feb 1954.
• "Mother is a Fortune Hunter." Woman's Home Companion, May 1954.
  
• "One Ordinary Day, With Peanuts," Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Jan 1955.
• "Queen of the May." McCall's, April 1955.
• "It's Only a Game." Harper's, May 1956.
• "One Last Chance to Call." McCall's, April 1956.
• "The Sneaker Crisis." Woman's Day, Oct. 1956.
• "A Little Magic." Woman's Home Companion, Jan 1956.
• "Every Boy Should Learn to Play the Trumpet." Woman's Home Companion, Oct 1956.
• "The Missing Girl," Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Dec 1957.
• "The Omen," Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Mar 1958.
  
• "Strangers in Town." Saturday Evening Post, 30 May 1959.
• "Louisa, Please." Ladies' Home Journal, May 1960.
• "A Great Voice Stilled," Playboy, Mar 1960.
• "All She Said Was Yes," Vogue, Nov 1, 1962.
  
• "Birthday Party." Vogue, 1 Jan 1963.
  
• "Home." Ladies' Home Journal, Aug 1965.
  
• "The Possibility of Evil," The Saturday Evening Post, Dec 18, 1965.

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ESSAYS

• "The Case for Dinner-Table Silence." Good Housekeeping, March 1960.
• "Comment" (upon the death of Leonard Brown [1904-1960]. Syracusan, March 1960 v10 n3.
• "Experience and Fiction" (from Come Along with Me). The Writer, Jan 1969 v82 n1.
• "Fame." Writer, August, 1948.
• "Go Down, Faulkner (in the Throes of William Faulkner's Go Down, Moses)." In The Best of Bad Faulkner, ed. by Dean Faulkner Wells. San Diego: Harcourt, 1991.
• "How to Enjoy a Family Quarrel." McCall's, Sept 1957.
• "Karen's Complaint." Good Housekeeping, November 1959.
• "The Life Romantic." Good Housekeeping, Dec 1949.
• "List Found in Coat Pocket." Vogue. 15 April 1953.
• "A Little Test for Mothers." Good Housekeeping, October 1960.
• "Look Ma, We're Moving." Good Housekeeping, February 1952.
• "The Lost Kingdom of Oz." Reporter, 10 December 1959.
• "Mother, Honestly!" Good Housekeeping, September 1959.
• "No, I Don't Want to Go to Europe." Saturday Evening Post, 6 June 1964.
• "On Being a Faculty Wife." Mademoiselle, Dec 1956.
• "Out of the Mouths of Babes." Good Housekeeping, July 1960.
• "The Pleasures and Periles of Dining Out with Children." McCall's, March 1957.
• "Questions I Wish I'd Never Asked." Good Housekeeping, March 1961.
• "Santa Claus, I Love You." Good Housekeeping, December 1956.
• Special Delivery: A Useful Book for New Mothers, by Shirley Jackson et al. Boston: Little Brown, 1960 (republished as And Baby Makes Three. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1960).
• "What I Want to Know Is, What Do Other People Cook With?" Good Housekeeping, July 1961.

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REVIEWS

• "Love and Terror under a Fairy Spell." Review of The Unicorn, by Iris Murdoch. Cosmopolitan, May 1963.
• Review of The Children Grew, by Eleanor Choate Darnton. New York Times Book Review, 18 November 1954.
• Review of In the Darkest Childhood, by Richard G. Hubler. New York Times Book Review, 28 November 1954.
• Review of Just Be Yourself, by Mary Bard. New York Times Book Review, 7 October 1956.
• Review of Out of the Red, by Red Smith. New York Times Book Review, 7 October 1956.
• Review of Parson Austen's Daughters, by Helen Ashton. New York Times Book Review, 11 September 1949.
• Review of Pemberley Shades, by D.A. Bonavia-Hunt. New York Times Book Review, 11 September 1949.
• Review of Story: Fiction of the Forties, ed. by Whit Burnett and Hallie Burnett. New York Times Book Review, 20 November 1949.
• Review of The Stumbling Stone, by Aubrey Menen. New York Times Book Review, 10 July 1949.
• Review of Women and Children First, by Bernard DeVoto. New York Times Book Review, 25 November 1956.

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INTERVIEWS

• Breit, Harvey. "Talk with Miss Jackson." New York Times Book Review, 26 June 1949.
• Hutchens, John K. "On the Books." New York Herald Tribune Book Review, 8 May 1949.
• Kunitz, Stanley J., ed. "Shirley Jackson." Twentieth Century Authors. New York: Wilson, 1955.
• Nicholas, Lewis. "Demonologist." New York Times Book Review, 7 October 1962.
• "On an Author." New York Herald Tribune Book Review, 5 July 1953.

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Reference

The Works of Shirley Jackson. <http://www.courses.vcu.edu/ENG-jkh/PW/Bibliography.htm >

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